Kata (型: かた)literally means "shape" or "model." Kata is a formalized series of movements are various offensive and defensive postures. Posture is based on the application of the ideal fighter.Some Words uses horses low and wide. This practice develops leg strength, correct posture, and gracefulness. Strong arm movements to improve your fitness and upper body strength. Word varies from a number of movements and difficulty. Words require the karateka to learn complicated movements. Diligent training and correct awareness leads to understanding the principles of real combat.Traditionally, words are taught in stages. Before
learning word is repeated to demonstrate mastery of karate techniques
are better to gain knowledge and experience of movement. Common to karate practice and repeat each movement said they have learned to be any quality improvement movement. Karateka must do one of the new words or earlier, to show and find out how its development.Various styles of karate learning different words, or variations of the core general. Some words may be known by two names, one in Japan, and the other from Okinawa / China. For that, Gichin Funakoshi changed many names to help spread the word a lot Karate throughout Japan.The number 108 has mythological significance in dharmic religions. This figure is also prominent in the symbolism
| KATA | Gōjū-ryū | Shitō-ryū | Shōrin-ryū | Shotokan |
| Ananku | Yes | |||
| Annan | Yes | |||
| Annanko | Yes | |||
| Aoyag (Seiryu) | Yes | |||
| Chatanyara Kushanku | Yes | Some | ||
| Chinte | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Chintō/Gankaku | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Dan Enn Sho | ||||
| Empi Sho | ||||
| Fukyugata/Gekisai/ Shinsei | Yes | Yes | Some | |
| Garyu | ||||
| Go Pei Sho | ||||
| Gojūshiho | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Hakucho | Yes | |||
| Hakutsuru | ||||
| Heiku | Yes | |||
| Jiin | Yes | Yes | ||
| Jion | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Jitte | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Jyuroku | Yes | |||
| Kanchin | ||||
| Kanshiwa | ||||
| Kanshu | ||||
| Kururunfa | Yes | Yes | ||
| Kusanku/Kanku-dai | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Matsukaze | Yes | |||
| Naihanchi/Tekki | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Nan Dan Sho | ||||
| Nipaipo/Neipai | Yes | |||
| Niseishi/Nijushiho | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Pachu | Yes | |||
| Paiku | Yes | |||
| Papuren | Yes | |||
| Passai/Bassai | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Pinan/Heian | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Rōhai/Meikyo | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Saifā | Yes | Yes | ||
| Sanchin | Yes | Yes | ||
| Sansai | ||||
| Sanseiru/Sanseru | Yes | Yes | ||
| Seichin | ||||
| Seipai | Yes | Yes | ||
| Seiryu | ||||
| Seisan/Hangetsu | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Seiyunchin/Seienchin | Yes | Yes | ||
| Shisōchin | Yes | Yes | ||
| Sōchin | Yes | Yes | ||
| Sunsu | ||||
| Suparinpei/Pechurin/ Hyaku Hachi Ho | Yes | Yes | Yes | |
| Taikyoku | Some | Yes | Some | Yes |
| Tenshin | ||||
| Tensho | Yes | Yes | Some | |
| Ten No Kata | Some | Yes | ||
| Tsuki no Kata | ||||
| Unsu/Unshu | Yes | Yes | ||
| Wankan | Yes | Yes | ||
| Wanshu/Enpi | Yes | Some | Yes | |
| Yantsu | ||||
| Zen Shin Ko Tai |
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