Renzoku-Waza Shodan | 連続技 初段

Renzoku (or 連続 in Japanese) means ‘continuous’, while Waza (or 技 in Japanese), among other things, means ‘skill’. So Renzoku-Waza means being skilled in performing a continuous series of techniques. As part of the Kihon section, it forms an important part of the examination for the lower degrees of the black belt or Dan levels. In this video, budoka Johan Oldenkamp, a former national runner-up from the Netherlands, performs the Renzoku-Waza for the first degree black belt level ( 初段 ; Shodan) according to the examination requirements for Shotokan ( 松濤館 ) Karatedo ( 空手道 ) of the Karatedo Association Netherlands. For more information on this go to :
https://Shotokan-Karatedo.org