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Shifu Prabhakar Reddy (SHI MIAO JIN) is a SHAOLN 36 th Generation Warrior Monk from SHAOLIN TEMPLE ,CHINA.He is to be trained at the SHAOLIN TEMPLE SECULAR DISCIPLE UNION,under the SHAOLIN TEMPLE (Grand Master) SHAOLIN Warrior Monk Shifu SHI YAN WU.
Shifu(master)Prabhakar Reddy has been involved in MARTIAL ARTS for over 24 years,
he teach 85 000 above students(all age).
The martial arts are codified system and traditions of combat practices.They are practice for variety of reasons,including self-defense,competition,physical and fitness,as well as mental,physical,and spitual development. kungfu is the most powerful,There is testing and students learn
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INDIA -524001.
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Hostel Facility Available.
Daily 4 to 7 hours Training.
International Martial arts Expert Trainer Shifu Prabhakar Reddy is a Trained China,Japan,Thailand,Malaysia,Sri Lanka,Indian Martial arts.
He Teach Now Special Training In India. Hostel Facility Available.
Daily 7 Hours Training.
Welcome and Learn Real China Shaolin Temple Kung-fu Training,
Traditional 18 Weapons
Shaolin Tai chi Chaun
Shaolin Zen Meditation,
Shaolin Sanda Sanshou
Shaolin Taolu Forms
Chin Na Joint Lock Techniques.
Traditional Kung-fu Forms Taolu
and More........
Visit = www.shaolinsindia.com
Cell= 919849465401
Shifu Prabhakar Reddy (SHI MIAO JIN) is a SHAOLN 36 th Generation Warrior Monk from SHAOLIN TEMPLE ,CHINA.He is to be trained at the SHAOLIN TEMPLE SECULAR DISCIPLE UNION,under the SHAOLIN TEMPLE (Grand Master) SHAOLIN Warrior Monk Shifu SHI YAN WU.
Shifu(master)Prabhakar Reddy has been involved in MARTIAL ARTS for over 24 years,
he teach 85 000 above students(all age).
The martial arts are codified system and traditions of combat practices.They are practice for variety of reasons,including self-defense,competition,physical and fitness,as well as mental,physical,and spitual development. kungfu is the most powerful,There is testing and students learn
stretching,stances,kicks,jumps,movements,and empty hand,Traditional weapons forms. Learn Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu, Shaolin Forms, Shaolin Traditional Weapons
India Karate Dojo Training ,
The Empty Hand System
Karate Main Purpose is Self-Defense and Self-Protection and Another One is GOOD Health
Karate Training is a So Many People Practicing In India and All Over World Level
Karate=is a Martial arts developed in the Ryukyu Islands in what is now Okinawa Japan.and Chinese Kenpo.Karate is
a striking art using punching,Kicking,Knee and elbow Strikes and open
Handed Movements.Grappling,locks.throws,A Karate Practitioner is called a Karateka.
Karate is a Empty Hand System.
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Kumite=Sparing in Karate is called Kumite, Kumite is practiced both as a sport and as Self-Defense training.
Kata =Kata mean is Shape or model,kata is formalized sequence of movements which represent varies offensive and defensive postures.
Karate
is a Japanese word meaning “Empty Hands” indicating that Karate is a
Martial Art that does not require weapons other than the parts of the
body, but, also means that the practitioner of Karate should strive to
empty his/her mind of aggression.
Originally,
Karate was a method of unarmed self-defense developed in the Okinawan
Islands from various techniques introduced from mainland China, as well
as local innovations up until the late 19th century, the various karate
techniques were practiced and taught within relatively small regions;
Example:
A particular technique would be taught in one village and never
revealed to outsiders. After 1900, great interest was shown in teaching
karate to larger groups of the general public and certain karate experts
developed distinct ‘styles’. In the 1920′s, an Okinawan school teacher,
Gichin Funako shi, introduced an organized method of karate to Japan,
which became immediately popular.
Present
day Karate is categorized into four parts — physical conditioning, self
defense, mental conditioning, and a sport. Although its origin is
obscure, a popular story prevails that credits the Indian Priest Damo or
Bodhidharma (525 A.D.) with its birth. However, other great men such as
Hua T’o (190-265 A.D.), a brilliant doctor, and Yuen Fei, a popular
general of the Sung Dynasty, (960-1275 A.D.) are also considered
forefathers of Karate.
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Karate
was originally known as ‘Kenpo’, meaning ‘First Law’. From China it
crossed over to Okinawa, where known as ‘Te’, it consisted mostly of
hand movements. In 1923 the Okinawan changed the Chinese character to a
Japanese character. Thus, the meaning changed from ‘hands of China’ to ‘
empty hand’. This transition assuredly brought about a deeper meaning
to the art in which the spiritual overcame the physical.
Two
experts form Okinawa, Kenwa Mabuni and Gigen Funakoshi introduced their
techniques to Japan in 1916. Their aim was to promote Karate as a sport
throughout Japan.
Before
its introduction to Okinawa, many styles of the art existed throughout
China.Each style or system was generally noted for a distinct feat —
developing the tiger claw, butterfly kick, panther punch, etc. In
addition, the various systems jealously guarded their techniques and
trained in secret. Among the systems of Southern China stemming from the
Shaolin or Shorinji temple, were Hung, Liu, Ts’ai or Choy, Li and Mo.
Other Cantonese as well as northern systems have found their way to the
United States.
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In
the last seven decades, the techniques have been modified into distinct
Japanese styles Shoto-kan, Shudo-kan, Wado-ryu, Chitsoe-ryu and others.
Many of these styles are currently taught in the United States and are
often modified into styles more suitable to American methods of self
defense. Thus the art of karate is constantly undergoing improvement and
revision.
WADO=is a Japanese karate style founded in 1939 byOhtsuka Wado
kai or ryu, meaning the “Way of Peace and Harmony”, is one of the four
major styles of karate in Japan and perhaps the purest form of Karate-Do
(the way of the empty hands).
Trained in classical bujutsu (the techniques of the Samurai), Sensei
Ohtsuka applied this outlook and experience to his teachings. Some of
the harsher resistive or hard contact elements of sparring technique,
typical of many karate styles, are not present in Wado. Sensei Ohtsuka
rejected hardening certain parts of the body, such as hand conditioning,
as useless preparation.
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The
aim of Wado karate is not merely perfection of the physical techniques
of self-defence, but, the development of a mind that is tranquil yet
alive, able to react intuitively to any situation. In Wado, as skill and
knowledge are acquired through training and concentrated effort, the
student is expected to develop inner strength and calmness of character,
as well as the virtues of self-control, respect for others, and true
humility. Karate-do for Sensei Ohtsuka is primarily a spiritual
discipline.
Basic
techniques – punching, kicking, blocking, striking with open hand,
joint twisting, and trapping techniques – kata (a sequence of techniques
done in certain order against imaginary opponents), and prearranged and
free style sparring comprise the training foundation of this style.
Equally fundamental to Wado is Taisabaki, body shifting to avoid the
full brunt of an attack, a technique derived from Japanese swordmanship.
Kumite
(sparring) is usually judged on a point system; one referee and four
corner judges determine which techniques are given a point. In free
sparring, there is no contact allowed to the head, below the waist
except for foot sweeps, or to the spine; only light to medium contact is
allowed to the torso. Attacks to the head and torso can all score
points in a tournament, therefore, Wado karate-ka tend to fight with
explosive, close movements with an emphasis on well-controlled
techniques.
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