In all honesty, a punch is a punch, it just depends on WHERE you strike, which could be almost anywhere. There are various different hand strikes in karate / Martial Arts besides punching, such as: Knifehands, ridgehands, palm heels, eye rakes, etc.
Five kicks that we learn are Front, Back, Side, Roundhouse and Stomp kicks.
Karate works with one main punch, a simple straight punch, the target being high, low or middle. There are limited applications for the backfist and a 'tate' punch, which are not very strong.
There really is only one punch. It is named differently based on whether it is aimed high, middle or low. There is also a back fist and hammer fist, which along with the 'chop' are the primary hand techniques.
there are many diffrent kicks and punches each have a diffrent name but there are multiple names so this question can't be anwserd
Block two consecutive punches or kicks and donkey kong will start to beat up on karate kong.
I believe that because the Koreans are taller than most Japanese, taekwondo was based around kicks as it was easier and kicks have more power than punches. Karate, like-wise, is based on punches because it was harder for most Japanese to kick at the height of a Korean's head. That being said.. taekwondo still has plenty of strikes and blocks as karate has many kicks
In my opinion, Karate. It has a mix of kicks and punches and focuses and straight forward fighting. Not much fancy stuff.
Karate relates to science in the sense that with certain velocity's, speeds and time, the most deadliest of punches and kicks are created. It also deals with using proper mechanics such as using leverage, momentum, and distance.
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it is the art of physical action: ex punches and kicks it is the simplest disipline to master it is the art of physical action: ex punches and kicks it is the simplest disipline to master
Their are different style's of Karate with Different good or Bad points 'Shodokan is lower and is more solid, Gojo is more upright and better flow, also different instructor's with different perspectives and levels of experience and ability to pass on that experience as is the same for Tai Kwon Do, Basically Tai Kwon Do has better jumping/ spinning Kicks where as Karate is generally more grounded and has more punches/strikes with lower solid kicks.
Fire and Lava,Punches and kicks,Blades and knives.
It would be hard to generalize a difference. Karate, while it focuses on striking, it also involves grappling techniques. The styles differ in the kata that they learn, but even those show a great deal of similarity. The basic blocks, kicks and punches are extremely similar.
melee attacks are punches and kicks
Most likely no, or else how does he do all the kicks and punches?