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- [TS] Few Rules, but to the Fighters, Pure Sport
- MIXED MARTIAL ARTS; A 5-Foot-6 Bruiser’s Journey F...
- [TS] FIGHTING; An Ultimate Warrior Is Used to Figh...
- [TS] CHEERING SECTION; Woman Joins Fight Club
- [TS] FIGHTING; No Helmet, No Padding And, in the R...
- [TS] MIXED MARTIAL ARTS; New Moves for an Age-Old ...
- [TS] PERSONAL BUSINESS: EXECUTIVE PURSUITS; In Thi...
- [TS] Controversial Sport and Its Stars Kick Their ...
- [TS] FILM; Exit Kicking: Jet Li's Martial Arts Swa...
- [TS] It's All Geek to Me
- THEATER REVIEW; A Martial Arts Film, Only Live
- [TS] 50 Guys, All Trying To Look Like Bruce Lee
- MUSIC REVIEW; A Rocker Who Likes Limelight. Lots o...
- [TS] MIXED MARTIAL ARTS; No Holds (or Kicks, or Pu...
- [TS] After 30 Years, a Man's Vision for Karate Thr...
- [TS] METROPOLITAN DIARY
- [TS] Swords and Shouts Next Door, but Don't Call 911
- [TS] NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: GREENWICH VILLAGE; This ...
- [TS] OPENERS: THE GOODS; Real Ninjas Don't Wear Blue
- [TS] TELEVISION; Kung Fu Fightin' Anime Stars, Bor...
- OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR; It’s All Geek to Me
- [TS] NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: GRAMERCY PARK; Food, Flo...
- [TS] 2 Exercises Help Older People Stay on Their Feet
- [TS] Defendant's Lawyer Claims Anti-Muslim Bias in...
- [TS] SUNDAY MONEY: SPENDING; Picking Up the Sword,...
- Karate Kast 2005-07-19
- [TS] Bronx Man Pleads Guilty In Terror Case
- [TS] MIXED MARTIAL ARTS; A 5-Foot-6 Bruiser's Jour...
- CLASS IS IN SESSION: STREET KATA; Hard, Easy or Ju...
- [TS] Bong Soo Han, 73, Orchestrator Of Martial Art...
- [TS] How a Cast Got Its Kicks. And Throws. And Pun...
- [TS] Few Rules, but to the Fighters, Pure Sport
- MIXED MARTIAL ARTS; A 5-Foot-6 Bruiser’s Journey F...
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About Me
- Hugh Man
- Karate, the ultimate martial art that developed from a synthesis of indigenous Ryukyuan fighting methods and southern Chinese martial arts. "Karate" originally meant Tang hand, i.e. Chinese hand, which was later changed to a homonym meaning 'empty hand' in Japanese. It is known primarily as a striking art, featuring punching, kicking, knee/elbow strikes and open handed techniques. However, grappling, joint manipulations, locks, restraints/traps, throws and vital point striking also appear in karate. - Excert from Wikipedia, summing up the essence of Karate.
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