What first of all occur to most of people when the
speech comes about east martial arts? Of course, karate - to. This, perhaps,
the most popular type of martial art arose on the island of Okinawa. Initially
the word "karate-to" meant "a way of the Chinese hand" as
its formation was influenced considerably by the Chinese martial arts, but in
1933 the master Gitin Funakosi changed in writing a hieroglyph
"Chinese" to a hieroglyph "empty". Both hieroglyphs are
read equally - "penalty". The master emphasized with this replacement
not only nature of single combat - fight without weapon - but also his
independence. In 1955 there was the Japanese association of karate - to, and
Funakosi became her chief instructor.
In karate there is a set of the directions which are
strongly differing among themselves. The most popular among them - setokan,
called by experts the alphabet of karate. Methods of fight at an average and
short distance, blows legs at the lower and top level are the cornerstone.
Xietuokan demands good physical training and fast reaction.
One of the youngest directions is the Kyokushin
kaikan, founded in 1969. Methods of training differ in severe discipline, and,
unlike other directions, the emphasis is placed not on philosophical aspects
and moral self-improvement, and on fighting efficiency. One of the most
difficult examinations is so-called "hundred kumite" - hundred fights
without interruption.
In a sieve-ryu the emphasis is placed on speed of
movements, the correct breath and work with the center of gravity, in other
words, with ability to hold balance. This direction includes 50 kata - sets of
exercises that much more, than in any other style. Some duels are carried out
to a sieve-ryu in an armor in ancient Japanese style.
The direction godzyu-ryu connects methods of karate to
some elements taken from the Chinese martial arts. This style distinguishes a
combination of fast and smooth movements.
Style vado-ryu, created in 1938, is considered the
most Japanese of all. In it biases and throws dominate, the special attention
is paid to development of a special condition of mind.
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