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Movements in karate are divided into the basics, which make up the kata (forms), and the intermediate techniques, which are woven into the kata for use in kumite (sparring). Read the first page
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arm
art
attack
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blocking
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fig
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forms
fukyugata
gojushiho
hand
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ii
important
intermediate
iv
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karate
karateman
karatemen
kata
kiai
kick
kicking
kumite
kusanku
kyan
leg
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mastery
mind
motobu
movements
must
naihanchi
natural
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okinawan
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physical
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practice
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