Karate strengthens the muscles in your body. It strengthens both your arms and your legs. Karate is exactly the same as Martial Arts except martial arts is a more professional term.
Karate gives your body hard and regular exercise. It trains you mentally and physically. The regular training helps to tone your body and increases your strength. All this teaches you self-defense.
Karate is a form of exercise, which is beneficial to health. It promotes strength, balance, stamina and flexibility.
Karate is good practice for all of the body. It helps build strength and stamina.
fighting skills (like karate), sports (like racing), and exercise, lots of EXERCISE!!
All of them!
karate is better for body it make strong person and person never will be ill.
Karate training is divided into 3 parts:-Kihon- Basic TrainingKata- Self-realization and showing the sets of moves you learnt at the level.Kumite- Sparing.
A toddler isn't really capable of learning karate. It requires knowledge and understanding, as well as good balance and muscle. Moderate exercise is good at any age and is not likely to affect their growth.
It is great for kids. It gets them exercise and teaches them respect, patience and how to defend themselves.
Karate Champion Billy Blanks invented Tae Bo in 1976.
Allie Strickland has: Played Lead instructor in "The Firm: Total Body - Fat Blaster" in 1998. Played Exercise class in "The Firm: Total Body - Total Body Shaping Mix" in 2000. Played Exercise class in "Firm: Cross Trainers - Firm Cardio" in 2001. Played Kupala in "Bikini Karate Babes" in 2002. Played Lead instructor in "The Firm: Total Body - Super Cardio Mix" in 2002. Played Lead instructor in "The Firm: Body Sculpting System - Cardio Sculpt" in 2002. Played Exercise class in "Firm: Body Sculpting System - Body Sculpt" in 2002. Played Exercise class in "The Firm: Body Sculpting System - Ab Sculpt" in 2003. Played Exercise class in "Firm: Bootcamp - Maximum Calorie Burn" in 2007.
Many people have different reasons for doing karate. Some want to be able to defend themselves. Others are looking for exercise. Some are interested in the culture associated with the art.