(The Quote came from the 1984 movie "Karate Kid" and the actual quote was "Strike First Strike Hard Show No Mercy".) This quote is accually said by Fleet Admiral William Halsey, during WWII, the "Karate Kid" quote is probably derived from what the Admiral said. and it's: "Strike Fast, Strike Hard, Strike Often".
It is believed that far back, that the martial arts of India influenced what has become known as karate. Tradition has it that the creator of Kung Fu was an Indian prince that had been trained in India before moving to China. Kung Fu is one of the building blocks used to create karate combining it with Okinawa wrestling.
There are many related martial arts. Karate is derived from Kung Fu, making it more of a child then a cousin. Karate has a number of related arts, including kobudo, judo, aikido and many of the Japanese martial arts.
There were 4: 1)Karate Kid 2)Karate Kid Part 2 3)Karate Kid part 3 4)The next Karate Kid.
I think they said on the commentary track of The Karate Kid DVD that she is a limo driver now.
Karate has not been demonstrated as an Olympic sport yet.
No, Taylor Lautner does not appear in The Karate Kid.
Karate is normally said the same way in every language. It is one of those words that is imported into a language.
I think they said on the commentary track of the Karate Kid DVD that she is a limo driver now.
ahmed said alzakwani
Karate is a Japanese world, so it would be said the same way. The Japanese word for child is kodomo.
Grasshopper is from the television series " kung fu " If it is used in karate kid it would have been said to Daniel or " Daniel san "