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A collection of empty-handed martial arts originating in Okinawa, Japan.
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How to properly initiate or use karate( any style that uses the beginning blocks since they'...
Karate acknowledges and differentiates hard and soft techniques, both requiring slightly different training, kata, style, and mindsets in general. … Many grapling techniques in karate initiate from a soft state as a reception (i.e. using the force of the opponent) and then finalize with a hard technique, therefore both states complement each other. …
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What style to do?
Then I would suggest you to try a different Karate style that feeds or is feeded by Shukokai. Goju-Ryu for example, or a different approach like Shotokan. … If you are looking to be a more complete martial artists, I guess the sensitive way would be to go either towards aikido or jiu-jitsu for throws and floor fighting techniques, towards Kyokushin karate …
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