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​What is Traditional Karate?

Traditional karate, rooted in Japan, emerged as a martial art focused on the concept of the "finishing blow," a technique designed to incapacitate an attacking opponent. This technique harnesses total body power, delivering a singular, decisive strike in conjunction with complementary movements. In traditional karate competitions, points are awarded solely for successful finishing blows, emphasizing self-defense and ensuring that matches conclude once a point is scored, which minimizes frivolous actions and careless techniques. The art of self-defense dictates that the height and weight of competitors are irrelevant; practitioners must be prepared to defend against any opponent, regardless of their size, acknowledging that attackers may often have a physical advantage.

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