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History of Okinawan Karate
Credo of Okinawan Karate
Three Major Philosophies of Okinawan Karate
Three K's of Okinawan Karate
Three Punches in Okinawan Karate
Three Blocks in Okinawan Karate
Kicks in Okinawan Karate
Joint Kick in Okinawan Karate
Kata in Okinawan Karate
Applications of Kata in Okinawan Karate
Equipment for Arm Strength in Okinawan Karate
Equipment for Grip & Shoulder Strength in Okinawan Karate
What is a Kongoken in Okinawan Karate?
Kongoken Training in Okinawan Karate
Alternative Sparring in Okinawan Karate
Practice Breathing in Okinawan Karate
Testing Breathing Kata in Okinawan Karate
Benefits of Okinawan Karate for Youth
Sparring for Youth in Okinawan Karate
Safety in Okinawan Karate
Falling Properly in Okinawan Karate
Cool Down Exercises in Okinawan Karate
Choosing a Karate School & Instructor
Learn about advanced kicks for kempo karate in this free martial arts video from our second degree black b… More
Karate uses kicks and knees to strike at opponents, though some sport martial arts do not. Learn Okinawan … More
Kicking or attacking the joint is a Karate move to be practiced responsibly and for self defense. Learn Ok… More
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Learn the karate side kick in this free video clip on beginning karate.… More
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Many karate students have difficulty learning kicks like the round kick or the side kick. Instead of pivot… More
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Summary: Karate uses kicks and knees to strike at opponents, though some sport martial arts do not. Learn Okinawan Karate kicks for self defense in this free martial arts video.
Armando Martinez is the Instructor for the JUNDOKAN Karate Dojo. He is Graded 6th Dan in Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate-Do. His Instructor is Sensei Teruo Chinen. Mr. Martinez is also graded...read more
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"This next segment I would like to discuss Kari-waza or kicking techniques. Particularly two types of kicks that you will learn as a beginner; one is the front kick or my-yiti and the other one is the low sidekick or join kick, sometimes referred to as kun-set-su-geti. For my-yiti the person kicking will bring one leg up and chamber it close to the knee. The toes of the kicking foot are up, the heel of the foot should be closer to the ground, make sure that the chamber is held close to the knee and the knee as high as possible. Then the leg is straightened. And as you can see the ball of the foot or the front of the toes may be used, sometimes even the heel can be used, extending the foot this way. Bring in the foot back, again to the starting position, or the chamber position. And then putting the foot down."
eHow Article: Kicks in Okinawan Karate
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