Kata are pre-arranged sequences of self defense techniques that allow the student to practice many aspects of Kokondo.  Through visualization the student can practice the target and power of the techniques. Through repetition the student may increase his or her endurance and strength. With this practice the student will perfect the basics that form the foundation of Kokondo.
 
There are hundreds of kata, many of which are centuries old.  They first originated in China and Okinawa.  The following is a list of the kata currently taught by Kokondo. (Courtesy of the Boston Kokondo and Jukido Academy.)

Taikyoku 1,2,3 - Basic Ulitmate
Pinan 1,2,3,4,5 - Peaceful Mind
Henka 1,2,3,4,5,6 - Variation
Kihon 1,2,3,4,5,6 - Basic Form
Uke Kata - Blocking Form
Geri Kata - Kicking Form
Tsuki Kata - Punching Form
Konsho - First Present
Konni - Second Present
Konsan - Third Present/Triangle
Saifa - Tearing
Bassai - To Penetrate a Castle
Kanku - Sky Observation
Hiji Ichiban - First Elbow Form
Bo Kata 1,2,3 - Bo Weapon Katas
Sai Kata 1,2,3 - Sai Weapon Katas
Tonfa Kata 1 - Tonfa Weapon Kata
Gojushiho - Fifty Four Directions
Sushiho - Sixty Four Directions (*)
Hangetsu - Half Moon
Seienchin - Calm Within the Storm (*)
Rohai - Flamingo
Niaha - Knife Weapon Kata
Gankaku - Crane on a Rock
Unsu - Cloud Hands
Kokonyo - Fourth Past and Present
Kokonso - Past and Present (*)
Garyu - Original School
Tensho - Signs of Heaven
Sanchin - Three Conflicts
Jion - Temple Sounds
Empi - Flying Swallow
Jutte - Ten Hands
Naihanchi 1,2,3 - Iron Horse
Bo Kata 4,5,6 - Bo Weapon Katas
Sai Kata 4,5,6 - Sai Weapon Katas
 
(* - Kata translation not confirmed at this time.)