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Karate originated in Okinawa, Japan and is one of the most respected martial arts globally. It is a form of self-defence that uses kicking, punching, locking and throwing techniques to overcome an opponent. Karate also emphasizes mental and physical discipline, with practitioners striving to develop inner strength and focus.
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1. Best in Class Facility: Train in a safe and supportive environment, perfect for both kids and adults.
2. Best experienced instructors: we will guide you through every step of your Karate journey, helping you master the art while achieving your fitness goals.
3. Skill for Life: Learn practical self-defense techniques that boost confidence and empower you to handle any situation.
4. Fun & Rewarding: Experience the thrill of martial arts in a motivating and engaging atmosphere.
5. Join the Community: Become part of Kombat Hall's vibrant community of fitness enthusiasts and fellow Karate students.
The 3 'K' of Karate
Karate is a martial art composed of three main components: Kumite, Kata, and Kihon. These three K's form the foundation of Karate training and are essential for any student who wishes to become proficient in this ancient art.
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Kumite is a form of sparring and is the most dynamic aspect of Karate. It involves engaging in combat with an opponent while adhering to rules and regulations. Kumite allows students to develop their reflexes, timing, footwork, and ability to anticipate and react to their opponent's movements.
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Kata is a set of pre-arranged movements that simulate a fight against imaginary opponents. It allows students to practice techniques and combinations in a structured environment. Kata trains the mind and body to move in a coordinated and efficient manner and helps students understand Karate's principles.
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Kihon is the fundamentals of Karate, including punches, kicks, blocks, and stances. It is the foundation of all Karate techniques. Kihon training helps students develop strength, flexibility, and stamina, as well as a deep understanding of the mechanics of Karate.
By mastering the K's of Karate- Kumite, Kata, and Kihon- students can develop a well-rounded and effective martial arts practice that will serve them well in and out of the Dojo.
The Sanshinkan Legacy.
Kombat Hall is an initative of Sanshinkan and follows the legacy of Sanshinkan International.
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Is Karate Indian or Chinese?Karate has its roots in Okinawa Islands, Japan. A lot of influence came from the Chinese martial arts which in turn was influenced by the work of Bodhidharma who went from India. Thus, while Karate has its origin in Japan, it has influences from China and further from India. Read more on history of Karate here: https://www.kombathall.com/post/the-origin-of-karate-part-1
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What is the meaning of the word 'Karate"?Karate literally means empty (Kara) hand (Te). Often Karate is mentioned as Karate-Do. Thus, it translates to the way of empty hand. There is a deeper meaning to the word Kara-Te and it has its origins in Chinese martial arts. Read more here: https://www.kombathall.com/post/the-origin-of-karate-part-1
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How many belts are there in Karate?At Kombat Hall we follow the traditional Sanshinkan Shitoryu Karate-Do. The belt structure is as follows: White, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Brown-III, Brown-II, Brown-I and Black Read more about the syllabus here: https://www.kombathall.com/syllabus
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Is Karate a Sport?Sports is a tiny friction of the entire Karate-Do as an art. Karate is a lifetime practice and includes several techniques which are forbidden in sports. Sports Karate has several forms which include semi-contact Karate and full contact karate. Karate practitioners often also participate in Kickboxing and MMA events globally.
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What is a Karate student called?At Kombat Hall, a Karate student is often referred to as a "Karateka." This term is a traditional Japanese word that denotes someone who practices Karate. As a Martial Arts Training Academy located in Gurgaon, Kombat Hall prides itself on offering authentic Karate training, where students, or Karatekas, receive focused attention on improving their strength, flexibility, and overall wellness. Whether you are just beginning your martial arts journey or looking to enhance your skills, our personalized approach ensures every Karateka gets the support and training they need to excel.
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Which style of Karate do we practice?At Kombat Hall, our focus is on the essence of Karate as an art for self-defence and perfection of self. Although our base style is Shitoryu Sanshinkan, which comes from the lineage of Sanshinkan International, we also ensure our warriors undergo boxing, kickboxing, grappling and BJJ to get an overall perspective of the fighting art. Often people confuse Karate with sports Karate, at Kombat Hall, we offer hard traditional training and not just sports based training.
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What is the full form of Karate?The term "Karate" does not actually have a full form as it is derived from Japanese words; "Kara" means empty and "Te" means hand, together signifying "empty hand." At Kombat Hall, we offer a comprehensive Karate training program that focuses on both the traditional aspects of this martial art and practical self-defense techniques. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to enhance strength, flexibility, and overall wellness. The sessions are conducted by experienced instructors who provide personalized attention, ensuring that each student progresses at their own pace while attaining mastery in Karate. Join Kombat Hall in Gurgaon to experience authentic Karate training and unlock your potential in a supportive and professional environment.
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Is Karate better than Taekwondo?At Kombat Hall, we believe that the value of martial arts practices like Karate and Taekwondo depends on your personal goals and preferences. Karate, originating from Japan, focuses on strong, punches and kicks, effective self-defense techniques, and developing physical strength. On the other hand, Taekwondo, which originates from Korea, emphasizes high, fast kicks and footwork, promoting flexibility and agility. Both martial arts have their unique benefits and can significantly enhance your strength, flexibility, and overall wellness. Whether you prefer the power and precision of Karate or the dynamic and explosive techniques of Taekwondo, Kombat Hall offers focused training programs to help you achieve your martial arts goals in Gurgaon with traditional Karate classes.