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Shotokan Karate Kihon-Kumite-Kata Joachim Grupp
Publisher: Meyer & Meyer Sport, Limited

The Internet's 1 resource for practical advice and information about Shotokan Karate since 1995 Shotokan Karate, shotokan kata videos, shotokan kumite videos, shotokan kihon. Kumite includes sparring against an opponent. In the last hot poll (ended May 2006), 47 percent of our visitors voted that Kata are indispensable in Karate training while over 30 percent voted it as quite important. Kihon covers basic techniques, while Kata includes movements for defense against multiple opponents. Olympic Karate Dojo is an innovative, supportive Martial Arts School that inspires students by: Teaching powerful techniques including self-defense, Shotokan, kumite, katas, kihon, tournaments training, etc. On Sunday 14th October 2012 Chikara Shotokan Karate Academy hosted a black belt course at their Hawarden Dojo. I speak here of JKA Shotokan Kata that were very wisely standardised by that genius of Karate the late and Great Masotoshi Nakayama Sensei and his Senior team of Instructors at the JKA . Shotokan is a style of karate developed from various martial arts in Okinawa, Japan. Shotokan training is divided into three parts: kihon (basics), kata (forms or patterns of moves) and kumite (sparring). Interestingly, only 5 percent prefers Kihon and Kumite over Kata. Shotokan training is normally separated into three categories: kihon, kata and kumite. This important state of mind and body is relevant to all Karate practice but is essential in Kata and Kihon practice because they are solo exercises and therefore do not have a live opponent to generate the required concentration and focus. Shotokan karate is based on a deep stance and the ability to generate power from this posture. This was a well attended course where participants worked on the finer points of kata, kumite and kihon. Alles über die Grundlagen des Karate als Einführung in das dreiteilige Werk (Karate Kihon, Karate Kumite und Karate Kata) von Werner Lind. Shotokan has three main areas of emphasis: Kihon, Kata, and Kumite.