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Introduction to Japanese Knockdown Karate
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Introduction to Japanese Knockdown Karate
Tutorial Videos for Japanese Full-Contact Karate for Beginners
Last updated 3/2025
English
What you'll learn
- How to tie a Karate Belt
- Dojo Etiquette
- Stances
- Parts of the Body
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Course content
7 sections • 13 lectures • 52m total length
Requirements
- No prior experience needed. This Course is designed for everyone!
Description
The White Belt indicates a blank canvas, an absence of knowledge and experience, so when the belt ranking system was introduced, the White Belt was assigned to students with no experience and was promoted after about a year's worth of basic training. To some individuals, the start of their Karate journey will be a little intimidating, which is normal.
Definition of White Belt Mentality : The White Belt is the first belt, the beginner belt, and the idea is that at this point you are ready and willing to learn from mistakes and also from others, to obtain new skills and techniques. Having this kind of mentality at later stages is known as the White Belt Mentality.
"I keep the White Belt mentality that I can learn from anyone, anywhere, anytime." -George St-Pierre
"A Black Belt is a White Belt who never quits." -Renzo Gracie
For Individuals : This Course is an introduction to the core basics of Japanese Full-Contact Karate, regardless if you have started your learning at a Dojo. Once you have finished this Course, you will be more prepared technically in your learning & training.
For our IKOJK APAC White Belts & Advanced White Belts : You will be more prepared technically in your learning & training upon finishing this Introductory Course. Do not hesitate to watch these Tutorial Videos over & over again to gain knowledge in-depth.
Please get in touch with us if you would like to receive an E-Certificate upon completion of this Course.
Who this course is for:
- Individuals interested in learning Japanese Knockdown Karate