Many karate dojo, concentrate their karate classes on technique, today karate technique is quite important, but when a karate somebody who practices karate has no soul, it does not matter how great their technique is, their karate will be hollow and just resemble karate, it is going to have no meaning. For me soul always comes first let us envision a self-defence situation where somebody knocks you down, it is your soul that will get you back up. The famed fighter Jack Dempsey the Manassas Mauler used to say’s champion is someone who gets up, even if he cannot’, there, is soul
Life is dull without soul, the soul to succeed, to complete something that is hard, the soul to overcome obstacles in your life. It comes in several forms and karate with no spirit, is not karate, it is simply body movements. Now we still have hard parts to our training, the difference is, the really hard parts of our karate classes, do not last the entire course and we take care to balance the difficult training with periods working on technique.
So for me, soul is quite important, in addition to the idea of Liken Hisses to complete with a single blow. Training and Comprehension of fundamental Karate moves, a pupil, no matter How large they are, whether female or male, can provide one of their most explosive and catastrophic Karate strikes to some attacker making them incapacitated.
- Kahn basics
- Kumite sparring
- Kata forms
Kata forms. The best way to explain Kata, is a sequence of karate Strikes, blocks, kicks and manoeuvres, put together to form a pattern, much like a gymnastic floor screen with emphasise during the Kata being put on technique, fighting spirit, comfort, speed and power.
Kumite sparring. Where karate spouse each other and assault and shield against each other, karate kumises begins with very basic motions, egg. Attacker measures in with one punch and the defender blocks with one block and counter attack. With time the karate sparring grows into free sparring, where anything goes.
Kahn basics
Practice of the basic strikes, blocks, kicks and stances is an essential part of karate training, whether it is competition, self defence or routine training, the karate techniques will need to be practiced until they become second nature and if needed, just occur instead of actively thinking about which move to use. Sport Karate evolved in order for professionals to test their abilities Contrary to other martial artists. Today points are given for tagging the competition, and in many cases these techniques in game Karate lack power.