Japan Karate Do Kenyu Ryu India, is the Indian Chapter of JAPAN KARATE DO KENYU – RYU, the world-famous Karate School founded by Soke Ryuichiro Tomoyori .
The philosophy behind karate is vast and complex. It stems from thousands of years of armed and unarmed combat. Techniques that were perfected hundreds of years ago are still being perfected over and over again by each new generation. Buddhism, Taoism, and the code of Bushido have all played parts in the development of the martial arts philosophy. Karate in its modern form was established around 400 years ago in Japan, with its roots mainly derived from Chinese Kung Fu.
Understand the element of Karate
Understand how Karate difference between from other maritial arts
Understand Kihon
Develop Kata
Practice Bunkai
Learn Kumite
Learn how to perform basic punches
Know the style of Karate
This martial art has its roots in China, but was largely developed in Okinawa, Japan in the 1600’s as a method for self-defence due to weapons being outlawed. Karate can be translated to “empty hand.” There are many styles of Karate from traditional, to modern, western styles known usually as American Freestyle Karate, and Full-Contact Karate (Sport Karate), but many of the basic techniques are the same. Some of the more popular styles are:
"Shotokan” is considered the first technique of modern Karate and is one of the most widely used styles today. Practitioners use steady, powerful movements and center themselves in a deep horse stance.
"Cha Yon Ryu” is a modern style that incorporates kicking techniques, strong stances, and linear blocks and strikes with very direct movements.
"Goju-Ryu” is a style that incorporates Chinese Kempo techniques and incorporates hard linear moves and soft circular moves that combine like yin and yang. Movements are generally slower with a focus on breath.