Suparinpei is a very long and complex Kata. You can find this form in Shito Ryu and Goju Ryu syllabus. The kanji traditionally used for Suparinpei mean “108 hands”. This kata utilizes many techniques and contains a great number of applications. Suparinpei not only contains many of the techniques from earlier kata but also introduces two kicks not found in any other kata, specifically a mae tobi geri (jumping front kick) and mikazuki geri (crescent kick).
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