ALL IN ONE PACK: ANCIENT SECRETS OF ALL MARTIAL ARTS TEACHINGS, HIDDEN KUNG FU TECHNIQUES, AND ITS POWERFUL STRIKING METHODS

Karate is a martial art that developed in the Ryukyu Islands, in modern-day Okinawa, Japan.

The three main styles of karate take their names from the village where they are practiced. NAHA-TE, SHURI-TE, and TOMARI-TE were co-developed from a local fighting method called Te and the Chinese fighting style Tode (Chinese hand).

In 1923, Okinawan masters changed the Chinese characters to Japanese, indicating that the martial arts now taught in Okinawa were no longer purely Chinese. Then the meaning of death changed to ka-te (empty hand).

NAHA TE: Origins of Goju Ryu and Kyokushinkai

SHURI TE: Origins of SHOTOKAN and WADO RYU

However, Karate was brought to Okinawa from China. It was later brought to mainland Japan in the early 20th century during cultural exchanges between Japan and the Ryukyu Islands following their annexation by Japan in the 19th century. Gichin Funakoshi was invited to Tokyo to give karate demonstrations, and in 1924 Keio University established Japan's first university karate club. In 1932, many Japanese universities had karate clubs.

After World War II, Okinawa became a United States military base, and karate became very popular among the soldiers stationed there.

As interest in karate grew worldwide, karate masters migrated to Europe and America to popularize the art. Karate continued to become popular in the West in the mid-to-late 1960s with the emergence of martial arts films. The most popular movie star at that time was Bruce Lee, who inspired many people to get involved in martial arts. Other Great and powerful karate masters of his time include Kenwa Mabuni, and Miyag. Subsequently, karate was later spread to the West and planted it's roots in the American military expedition of Japan and Okinawa after World War II and Japanese people immigrated to the United States.

Nevertheless in this Book you will learn about the ancient martial Fighting Techniques such as :

Principles of Karate

The Big Difference Between Karate and Kung Fu

Concept on all types Martial Arts Belts

The Three Points to Avoid in Your Fight

You will also discover the techniques of Filipino martial arts known as escrima.

Wing Chun fighting styles

Ten Powerful Defense Tips for Women and Men

The method, conceptions, and fighting techniques of great Jujitsu

The advanced techniques of Brazilian Jujitsu

Hapkido Styles

Hung Gar Martial Arts and its Fighting Methods

Bruce Lee Techniques

The principles of Tai Chi Techniques, and Practice of Stance Movement

The easy and hard fighting styles of Judo, Taekwondo, and Modern Boxing

The fighting techniques of Alkido

The powerful Combative Principles of Kampo

The practice of mixing martial arts

The concept of Ninjutsu

The Round and Hard Kick Techniques

The ancient techniques of five animal Kung Fu styles (Tiger Claw, Leopard Paws, Snake Head, Stork Beak, and Dragon Claws)

The Practice of Shoot Fighting Techniques

The Techniques of Many Kung Fu Styles: Grasshopper and Monkey Styles, Principles, and Practice

The best martial arts school to choose

To crown it all, you will also discover why the practice of martial arts is good for your soul, mind, and body.

Dettagli