Pretty much any of them. Depending on the facilities I have available, I like swimming laps before class to warm up. I often use an exercise bike or orbital on the days I don't train.
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 training is divided into 3 parts:-Kihon- Basic TrainingKata- Self-realization and showing the sets of moves you learnt at the level.Kumite- Sparing.
Yes, martial arts training is good exercise. Martial artists train for strenth, flexibilty and stamina (cardio). It is estimated that a 45-minute workout in judo, jujitsu, karate or taekwondo burns 568 calories (depending on your height and weight).
{| |- | Karate was developed in Okinawa. It was brought to Japan by Gichin Funakoshi in the 1930's. It was good exercise and taught martial skills that could be used in fighting. It was added to the training for the military as well. |}
Zen was a part of the training at the Shoalin Temples in China. Legend says that kung fu was developed by the monks for physical exercise. Karate was created by merging kung fu and Okinawan wrestling/grappling.
Running is the exercise in which the heart rate elevates the most. Also, jump training and karate are two other forms of exercise that makes the heart elevate dramatically.
Karate Training, and bowstaff training!
Karate is a form of exercise, which is beneficial to health. It promotes strength, balance, stamina and flexibility.
Yes there is such thing as a karate book but if you want a specialty you have to be training. You to ask your teacher to give you one.
fighting skills (like karate), sports (like racing), and exercise, lots of EXERCISE!!
Paul H. Crompton has written: 'Chinese soft exercise' 'Walking meditation' -- subject(s): Meditation, King fu 'The complete martial arts' -- subject(s): Martial arts 'Karate training methods' -- subject(s): Karate 'Tai chi' -- subject(s): Chi kung, Ejercicio, Exercise, Qi gong, Tai chi
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.