FAQ
Karate begins and ends with Rei / Respect bowing symbolises this respect
There is no first attack in Karate
Karate stand on the side of justice
First know yourself ,then know others
Mentality over technique
The heart must be set free
Calamity springs from carelessness
Karate goes behind the dojo
Karate is a lifelong pursuit
Apply the way of karate to all things. Therein lies its beauty
Karate is like boiling water; without heat, it returns to its tepid state
Do not think of winning. Think, rather, of not losing
Make adjustments according to your opponent
The outcome of a battle depends on how one handles emptiness and fullness
Think of hands and feet as swords
When you step beyond your own gate, you face a million enemies
Formal stances are for beginners; later, one stands naturally
Perform prescribed sets of techniques exactly; actual combat is another matter
Do not forget the employment of withdrawal of power, the extension or contraction of the body, the swift or leisurely application of technique
Be constantly mindful, diligent, and resourceful, in your pursuit of the Way
Karate is the perfect practice for getting the most out of life physically, mentally, and spiritually. The various self-defense techniques that you'll learn will help you develop physical strength and keep you body fit and flexible. Karate isn’t just for learning self-defense, it’s also great for your overall health and well being