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Instructions for Goju-Ryu Kata - Taikyoku Kake Uke This page will help you to learn Taikyoku Kake Uke, a Goju-Ryu kata. This is one of the entry-level katas for Goju-Ryu students. This kata name means "First Cause Hooking Block". If you need help with other Karate techniques (i.e. stances, kicks and strikes), please visit the main Karate section. For additional Goju-Ryu Karate katas, please visit the main Goju-Ryu Katas page. If you are searching for other Karate katas (i.e. Shotokan katas), please visit the main Katas & Forms section. Section supported by Karate books Demonstration of Goju-Ryu Kata - Taikyoku Kake Uke Demonstration of Goju-Ryu Kata - Taikyoku Kake Uke (Slow Version for Instructional Purposes) Written Kata Instructions
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