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‖ Shorin ryu, n.|ˈʃorin ˈrjuː|
[Jap., f. Shorin(-ji) = Chinese Shǎolínsì, name of a temple at which the Zen founder Bodhidharma came to teach (527 a.d.) + ryū style: cf. *ryu n.]
One of the two main styles of Okinawan karate (also known as Shuri-te).
1974D. F. Draeger Mod. Bujutsu vii. 135 Hayashi also studied under the supervision of Nagamine Shojin of the Shorin Ryu, and Higa Seko of the Okinawa Gojo Ryu. 1980N.Y. Times 5 July i. 6/3 Harvey Lee..won four times before falling to Terry Garrett, a practitioner of what he calls Shorin-Ryu Karate—and a proficient kick fighter. c1985Scott & Pappas Fighting Arts 69 The roots of all Shorin Ryu groups can be traced back to a group of important nineteenth-century teachers. 1988Fighting Arts Internat. IX. ii. 24/2 Shorin-ryu has natural stances and breathing and basic techniques which are easily assimilable and lend themselves to the development of kumite (sparring). |