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    What Karate Means To Me

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    What Karate Means To Me What is karate? How do you define karate? I believe all martial artists ask themselves this, but there is no definitive answer: karate can be of many things. It can be a sport, an extra-curricular, a hobby, a way to exercise, and so much more. To me, karate has been a very influential part of my life. Some may be surprised because I didn't say karate is the way of life or karate is life. I believe life consists of multiple things but life wouldn't be life to me without karate

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    my parents dropped me off at Karate America to take Karate lessons. I knew it was where I belonged the moment I step foot onto their “Karate floor”, which was 8 wrestling mats sprawled across the ground. I was always discouraged to do other sports, I could never throw, catch, or run as well as all the other kids, but I found solace on the Karate floor. Here, it wasn 't about whether or not you could throw, the only thing that mattered is if you gave it your all. Karate became one of the few sports

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    Fighting Fighting, or kumite, is the freestyle use of moves one has learned. During this freestyle match, the students may use any technique they have learned in their training for either defensive or offensive purposes. Fighting is involved with probably only 30 % of skill the student has. However, this is a very important part of the whole. As mention earlier, katas help in perfecting the moves and the focus of executing them. On the other hand, fighting employs these moves. Practicing

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    cuts of karate moves. Logo “Rokdojo” Title “Tips on Choosing the Karate Gi and Belt, and How To Tie Your Belt” Greeting Welcome to Rokdojo Karate, the traditional Okinawan Goju ryu karate studio. This time I would like to share some tips on choosing the karate-gi and belt, and how to tie a belt. Title: “Choosing the karate-gi” Despite in the US and maybe in some other countries certain karate studios have their practitioners wearing black or colored karate-gi, the traditional karate-gi is in

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    own shadow. The shy kid, the tall kid, the weak kid, constantly being harassed and bullied. One evening, I decided to join karate to learn how to protect myself. Enough was enough. Now, fighting is never the answer, however, if left with no options, you need to know how to defend yourself. Being in this situation has happened too often. I'm excited to say that karate has changed my life in ways I never thought possible. Martial arts have prepared me with the skill I need to protect and defend

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    Karate Test Essay

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    day, and as soon as we hit the parking lot and my mom put her arm around me, the flood could not be dammed. I cried until there wasn’t a single tear left, and then I cried some more. I didn’t know what to do. As long as I had been taking karate at that school, I had never failed so miserably. I didn’t want to accept it. But, as it often did with many bad feelings, a big cone of Graeter’s double chocolate chip ice cream helped to heal my sorrow, and from there I just had to suck it up

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    Richard Badon Harold Washington College Comp 102 Literary Analysis Follow your dream, but be patient while doing so: The Karate Kid 12-year old Dre Parker could’ve potentially been one of the most well-known, favored kids in all of Detroit, but his mother Sherry accepted a new job offer that forced them to relocate to China. Shortly, after arriving in the new country, Dre becomes friends with a fellow classmate, Mei Ying, who he instantly develops feelings for, only to make an enemy of the class

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    who ask me about my karate training often ask, “Alec, what is the appeal in karate that keeps you going?” I usually tell about the great journey it takes from white to black belt, about the years of dedication it took me to get as far as I have today, and how I want to keep that going. In doing this however, I will usually avoid talking about the black belt itself, knowing that they probably expected me to talk about it. Outsiders who don’t have any extensive knowledge of karate often think about the

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    The Karate Kid Analysis

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    The Karate Kid by Sheena Malla Daniel LaRusso and his mom, Lucille LaRusso, move from New Jersey to Reseda, California due to his mom getting a better job offer there. He was expecting an amazing place to live, however, it is not even close. Although he is very unhappy with the move, he promises his mom that he will try his best to build a new life in California. Soon he meets a boy named Freddy Fernandez at his apartment complex. Freddy invites Daniel to a beach party and Daniel agrees to go. Once

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    The movie the Karate Kid is about 12-year-old Dre Parker moves to China with his single mother, and he faces to many difficulties by being a stranger. However, he will be able to fight with those difficulties by embracing his karate skills with his master, Mr. Han. On the way to go to China, Dre wants to practice Chinese and talks to the man sitting next to him by believing that the man would speak Chinese. The man is actually an American. This scene is involving American and Chinese cultures, and

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