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Karate
A community portal about Karate with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Karate is a martial art of Ryūkyūan origin. The word "karate" comes from kara, meaning empty, and te meaning hand. Karate has a rich and diverse... [more]
A community portal about Karate with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: Karate is a martial art of Ryūkyūan origin. The word "karate" comes from kara, meaning empty, and te meaning hand. Karate has a rich and diverse history of development, incorporating countless influences from other martial arts and cultures. Today, karate is known primarily as a hard style striking art, featuring linear punches, blocks, kicks, knee/elbow strikes and open handed techniques. However, soft style punches and blocks, grappling, joint manipulations, locks, restraints, throws, and vital point striking are often an inherent part of many karate styles.
Nijushiho shotokan kata yoko geri kekomi
A video grab taken from a nijushiho video tutorial on www.shotokanunleashed.com
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Japan Karate Association/World Federation (JKA/WF) Founding Director of the Americas, 8th Dan Master Shojiro Koyama paid a courtesy call on Minister ...
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By Brian NeltnerTEAM MEMBERThe MIT Shotokan Karate participated in the Battle for Boston Tournament on October 24. The team fielded 11 students and nearly swept the competition in both Kumite (sparring) and Kata (forms).
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As the news breaks that the new movie Kung Fu Kid is actually a remake of the 1980s blockbuster Karate Kid, we all fondly remember the kid with the big brown eyes who was everyone's hero.Contributor: Deborah JudahPublished: Nov 04, 2009
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Lyoto Machida, also known as "The Karate Kid" of UFC, has recently announced that he will not be fighting fellow Brazilian Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at their highly anticipated rematch scheduled for January 2, 2010. As it turns out, Machida will need surgery to repair an injured hand which he sustained during UFC 104.
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Celtic Bank recently closed a small business loan for Salt Lake Karate-Do’s new downtown location on 865 East 500 South, Salt Lake City, Utah. Salt Lake Karate-Do offers martial arts lessons for ... read more
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