Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Passai (拔塞/パッサイ also Bassai / バッサイ) is the name of a group of kata practiced in different styles of martial arts, including karate and various Korean martial arts (Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do, Soo Bahk Do). There are several variations of these kata, including Passai sho (小/minor) and Passai dai (大/major) . In karate, the kata are generally known as Passai/パッサイ in Okinawan styles and Bassai/バッサイ in Japanese styles, although Gichin Funakoshi originally spells the name of this form as Passai/パッサイ. In Korean, the kata has several names: Bassahee, Bal Se, Pal Che, Palsek, Bal Sae, Ba Sa Hee, and Bal Sak. The kata focus on the idea of changing disadvantage into advantage by strong and courageous response, switching blocks and differing degrees of power. The feeling of kata should be precise, with fast execution of technique and attention given to appropriate balance between speed and power. The Passai kata are usually classed as intermediate kata."@en }
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- Passai abstract "Passai (拔塞/パッサイ also Bassai / バッサイ) is the name of a group of kata practiced in different styles of martial arts, including karate and various Korean martial arts (Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do, Soo Bahk Do). There are several variations of these kata, including Passai sho (小/minor) and Passai dai (大/major) . In karate, the kata are generally known as Passai/パッサイ in Okinawan styles and Bassai/バッサイ in Japanese styles, although Gichin Funakoshi originally spells the name of this form as Passai/パッサイ. In Korean, the kata has several names: Bassahee, Bal Se, Pal Che, Palsek, Bal Sae, Ba Sa Hee, and Bal Sak. The kata focus on the idea of changing disadvantage into advantage by strong and courageous response, switching blocks and differing degrees of power. The feeling of kata should be precise, with fast execution of technique and attention given to appropriate balance between speed and power. The Passai kata are usually classed as intermediate kata.".
- Q810466 abstract "Passai (拔塞/パッサイ also Bassai / バッサイ) is the name of a group of kata practiced in different styles of martial arts, including karate and various Korean martial arts (Taekwondo, Tang Soo Do, Soo Bahk Do). There are several variations of these kata, including Passai sho (小/minor) and Passai dai (大/major) . In karate, the kata are generally known as Passai/パッサイ in Okinawan styles and Bassai/バッサイ in Japanese styles, although Gichin Funakoshi originally spells the name of this form as Passai/パッサイ. In Korean, the kata has several names: Bassahee, Bal Se, Pal Che, Palsek, Bal Sae, Ba Sa Hee, and Bal Sak. The kata focus on the idea of changing disadvantage into advantage by strong and courageous response, switching blocks and differing degrees of power. The feeling of kata should be precise, with fast execution of technique and attention given to appropriate balance between speed and power. The Passai kata are usually classed as intermediate kata.".