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My Karate Project
The History of Karate
Almost impossible to verify due to the
 secrecy surrounding it and the lack of
 written records.
Influences
   Various Chinese sources
   India
History beginning
 520 A.D.
   Buddhist monk
   Bodhidharma, or Daruma Taishi
   Traveled to China
   Taught Chan (or Zen) Buddhism to the monks at the
    Shoaling Temple in Henan province
   Taught the monks a systematized set of exercises
    designed to strengthen the mind and body
   The beginning of the Shoaling style of temple boxing.
 The teachings later became the basis for the
  majority of Chinese martial arts, the Shoaling
  monks eventually gained the reputation of being
  the most formidable fighters in all of China.
   Their fighting method became known as Shorinji Kempo.
   As they travelled to teach about Zen it influenced
    numerous other Chinese fighting styles.
Karate styles
There are 4 styles that stand out as
 the most popular, theses styles are:
Kyokushin
Shotokan
Wado ryu
Shito ryu
Kyokushin Founding
Founded by Mas Oyama in 1953
   1956 the dojo moved to a permanent
    location
   1957 opened as the Kyokushinkai which
    translates as the “Home of Ultimate
    Truth”.
Every 4 years since 1975 the
 Kyokushin World Knockdown
 Tournament has taken place
Kyokushin Karate
Kyokushin karate means Ultimate
 Truth.
Similar to other styles with
     White uniforms
     Color belt system
     Grading syllabus
     Dojo etiquette
     Kata
     Kihon
     Kumite
Kyokushin training
    Continuously and rigorously tested.
    Senseis uses three main teaching
     points
                                                            Multiple Kumite
                              Tameshiwari
Knockdown Fighting                                          Continuous full contact
                                                            Opponents of 50-100
                              Breaking solid objects
Defeating by knockdown                                      Only 17 have defeated 100
                              e.g. wood, ice and concrete
including kicks to the head                                 Mas Oyama
                              Also used to decide fights
no simulated combat                                         has a record of 300
Shotokan Founding
The founder was Master Gichin
 Funakoshi from Okinawan
   He synthesized the elements of all Karate
    techniques
A very competitive sport
   Several competitions each year
   Dojos schedule regular friendly fights
Shotokan Karate
An intense physical mind-body
 exercise.
Decisive method of self-defense
Benefits
   A way to develop self-control
   Discipline for kids
   Manage stress for adults.
As it is so popular and competitive
 there are thousands of dojos around
 all training people in the way of
 Shotokan karate
Wado ryu
Was founded by Japanese Master
 Hironori Ohtsuka
   Trained in Shindo Yoshin Ryu Ji Jitsu,
    Ohtsuka began to study a mixture of
    Karate styles that eventually became
    known as Shotokan Karate.
Translated into English means ‘The
 Way of Peace’.
Wado-Ryu
Wado-Ryu is one of many styles of
 Karate now being practiced in the
 United Kingdom.
You don’t have to be ‘young’ or ‘fit’ to
 be able to enjoy Wado-Ryu Karate, as
 the nature of the style allows for
 students of any age or ability to take
 part.
Shito ryu
 Shito Ryu Karate was founded by Kenwa Mabuni
    Kenwa Mabuni brought his style of karate to Osaka in
     1929 and concentrated on teaching it in universities in
     West Japan.
 The style uses many short, low stances as well the
  stance known as "shiko-dachi" is common
  throughout many of the kata.
    "Shiko-dachi" is a stance similar to that the sumo wrestlers
     assume before they face off with each other before they
     put their knuckles to the ground.
    Most popular in west Japan
 The traditional karate weapons: bo staff, sai,
  nunchaku, and tonfa are also taught at the higher
  levels
Tournaments and
        Championships
As there are so many types of karate,
 there are many different tournaments
 and championships. Some of these will
 take place each year while others will
 take place every 2-4 years
There are tournaments for both adults
 and children
WORLD KARATE FEDERATION
 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
This year, the 21st World Seniors
 Karate Championships took place in
 Paris
   116 countries competed
   There were 876 male competitors, 567
    female, 1443 total entries and 990 total
    athletes,
   2 were Welsh
   19 English
   6 Irish
   5 Scottish
World Karate Federation
    Championship Categories
62 medals were awarded in the
 Championship. They were awarded to
 the top 4 in each category. These
 categories are:
   Male/Female kata
   Female Kumuite,
     • -50kg, -55kg, -61kg, -68kg, 68+ kg
   Male Kumuite,
     •-60kg, -67kg, -75kg, -84kg, 84+ kg
   Female Team Kumuite
   Male team Kumuite
Male/ kata winners
                      Championships        Date   Categor   Place
Antonio Diaz                                     y
                      21st World Seniors   11-    Male      1st
 from Venezuela       Karate               21-    Kata
                      Championships        2012
 won the male         20th World Seniors   10-    Male      1st
 category             Karate
                      Championships
                                           27-
                                           2010
                                                  Kata

 championship for     19th World Seniors   11-    Male      2nd
 the second time      Karate
                      Championships
                                           13-
                                           2008
                                                  Kata

 in a row this year   18th World Seniors   10-    Male      3rd

 after making his     Karate
                      Championships
                                           12-
                                           2006
                                                  Kata


 time in the top      17th World Seniors   11-    Male      3rd
                      Karate               18-    Kata
 three a decade       Championships        2004

 long                 16th World Seniors
                      Karate
                                           11-
                                           21-
                                                  Male
                                                  Kata
                                                            3rd

                      Championships        2002
Female kata winners
Rika Usami from    Championshi   Date   Categor   Plac
 Japan won the      ps                   y         e

 female category
 championship for   21st World
                    Seniors
                                  21-
                                  11-
                                       Female
                                       Kata
                                                   1st

 her first time     Karate        2012
 after finishing    Championshi
                    ps
 third in 2010
                    20th World    27-  Female      3rd
                    Seniors       10-  Kata
                    Karate        2010
                    Championshi
                    ps
Summary
Karate is an ancient art that has
 developed in many ways over the
 years as it has increased in popularity.
Karate helps people develop greater
 discipline and self-control
It is now a world recognised sport that
 has many competitions and
 contestants from all over the world
Sources
   http://www.dynamic-karate.com/japanese-karate.html
   http://www.budo-seishin.com/history-of-wado-ryu-karate.aspx
   http://seitoshitoryukarate.org/History.htm
   http://syossetmartialartscenter.com/what-is-shotokan-karate/
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miyagi_Chojun.jpg
   http://www.flickr.com/photos/t4llberg/5828882565/
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tonfas.jpg
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sai.jpg
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mabuni_Kenwa.jpg
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Funakoshi.jpg
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mas_Oyama.jpg
   http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hironori_Ohtsuka.jpg
   http://www.wkf.net/index.php/championships.html
   http://www.karatevid.com/article-history.htm
   http://www.theshotokanway.com/shotokanhistory.html
   http://www.karateinternational.net/history.html

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My Karate Project

  • 2. The History of Karate Almost impossible to verify due to the secrecy surrounding it and the lack of written records. Influences  Various Chinese sources  India
  • 3. History beginning  520 A.D.  Buddhist monk  Bodhidharma, or Daruma Taishi  Traveled to China  Taught Chan (or Zen) Buddhism to the monks at the Shoaling Temple in Henan province  Taught the monks a systematized set of exercises designed to strengthen the mind and body  The beginning of the Shoaling style of temple boxing.  The teachings later became the basis for the majority of Chinese martial arts, the Shoaling monks eventually gained the reputation of being the most formidable fighters in all of China.  Their fighting method became known as Shorinji Kempo.  As they travelled to teach about Zen it influenced numerous other Chinese fighting styles.
  • 4. Karate styles There are 4 styles that stand out as the most popular, theses styles are: Kyokushin Shotokan Wado ryu Shito ryu
  • 5. Kyokushin Founding Founded by Mas Oyama in 1953  1956 the dojo moved to a permanent location  1957 opened as the Kyokushinkai which translates as the “Home of Ultimate Truth”. Every 4 years since 1975 the Kyokushin World Knockdown Tournament has taken place
  • 6. Kyokushin Karate Kyokushin karate means Ultimate Truth. Similar to other styles with  White uniforms  Color belt system  Grading syllabus  Dojo etiquette  Kata  Kihon  Kumite
  • 7. Kyokushin training Continuously and rigorously tested. Senseis uses three main teaching points Multiple Kumite Tameshiwari Knockdown Fighting Continuous full contact Opponents of 50-100 Breaking solid objects Defeating by knockdown Only 17 have defeated 100 e.g. wood, ice and concrete including kicks to the head Mas Oyama Also used to decide fights no simulated combat has a record of 300
  • 8. Shotokan Founding The founder was Master Gichin Funakoshi from Okinawan  He synthesized the elements of all Karate techniques A very competitive sport  Several competitions each year  Dojos schedule regular friendly fights
  • 9. Shotokan Karate An intense physical mind-body exercise. Decisive method of self-defense Benefits  A way to develop self-control  Discipline for kids  Manage stress for adults. As it is so popular and competitive there are thousands of dojos around all training people in the way of Shotokan karate
  • 10. Wado ryu Was founded by Japanese Master Hironori Ohtsuka  Trained in Shindo Yoshin Ryu Ji Jitsu, Ohtsuka began to study a mixture of Karate styles that eventually became known as Shotokan Karate. Translated into English means ‘The Way of Peace’.
  • 11. Wado-Ryu Wado-Ryu is one of many styles of Karate now being practiced in the United Kingdom. You don’t have to be ‘young’ or ‘fit’ to be able to enjoy Wado-Ryu Karate, as the nature of the style allows for students of any age or ability to take part.
  • 12. Shito ryu  Shito Ryu Karate was founded by Kenwa Mabuni  Kenwa Mabuni brought his style of karate to Osaka in 1929 and concentrated on teaching it in universities in West Japan.  The style uses many short, low stances as well the stance known as "shiko-dachi" is common throughout many of the kata.  "Shiko-dachi" is a stance similar to that the sumo wrestlers assume before they face off with each other before they put their knuckles to the ground.  Most popular in west Japan  The traditional karate weapons: bo staff, sai, nunchaku, and tonfa are also taught at the higher levels
  • 13. Tournaments and Championships As there are so many types of karate, there are many different tournaments and championships. Some of these will take place each year while others will take place every 2-4 years There are tournaments for both adults and children
  • 14. WORLD KARATE FEDERATION CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS This year, the 21st World Seniors Karate Championships took place in Paris  116 countries competed  There were 876 male competitors, 567 female, 1443 total entries and 990 total athletes,  2 were Welsh  19 English  6 Irish  5 Scottish
  • 15. World Karate Federation Championship Categories 62 medals were awarded in the Championship. They were awarded to the top 4 in each category. These categories are:  Male/Female kata  Female Kumuite, • -50kg, -55kg, -61kg, -68kg, 68+ kg  Male Kumuite, •-60kg, -67kg, -75kg, -84kg, 84+ kg  Female Team Kumuite  Male team Kumuite
  • 16. Male/ kata winners Championships Date Categor Place Antonio Diaz y 21st World Seniors 11- Male 1st from Venezuela Karate 21- Kata Championships 2012 won the male 20th World Seniors 10- Male 1st category Karate Championships 27- 2010 Kata championship for 19th World Seniors 11- Male 2nd the second time Karate Championships 13- 2008 Kata in a row this year 18th World Seniors 10- Male 3rd after making his Karate Championships 12- 2006 Kata time in the top 17th World Seniors 11- Male 3rd Karate 18- Kata three a decade Championships 2004 long 16th World Seniors Karate 11- 21- Male Kata 3rd Championships 2002
  • 17. Female kata winners Rika Usami from Championshi Date Categor Plac Japan won the ps y e female category championship for 21st World Seniors 21- 11- Female Kata 1st her first time Karate 2012 after finishing Championshi ps third in 2010 20th World 27- Female 3rd Seniors 10- Kata Karate 2010 Championshi ps
  • 18. Summary Karate is an ancient art that has developed in many ways over the years as it has increased in popularity. Karate helps people develop greater discipline and self-control It is now a world recognised sport that has many competitions and contestants from all over the world
  • 19. Sources  http://www.dynamic-karate.com/japanese-karate.html  http://www.budo-seishin.com/history-of-wado-ryu-karate.aspx  http://seitoshitoryukarate.org/History.htm  http://syossetmartialartscenter.com/what-is-shotokan-karate/  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Miyagi_Chojun.jpg  http://www.flickr.com/photos/t4llberg/5828882565/  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tonfas.jpg  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sai.jpg  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mabuni_Kenwa.jpg  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Funakoshi.jpg  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mas_Oyama.jpg  http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hironori_Ohtsuka.jpg  http://www.wkf.net/index.php/championships.html  http://www.karatevid.com/article-history.htm  http://www.theshotokanway.com/shotokanhistory.html  http://www.karateinternational.net/history.html

Editor's Notes

  • #8: 1. Knockdown Fighting defeating the opponent by knockdown including kicks to the head not the simulated encounters seen in other Karate styles. 2. Tameshiwari The breaking of solid objects like wood, ice and concrete. Also used to decide fights that don’t result in a clear winner. 3. Multiple Kumite Continuous full contact sparring matches against different opponents - sometimes 50-100. Only 17 people have made it to 100 Mas Oyama has made it past 100 with his record of 300
  • #14: Most tournaments have the same rules and score systems however there are some unique competitions that have their own set of rules and score system. A examples of these tournaments is: Kyokushin World Knockdown Tournament