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Traditional training tools are used to strengthen and condition the practioners body. Above Sensei Hill can be seen using the Kongoken, one of the many tradtional tools used in Goju-Ryu Karate do supplemental training (Hojo undo).
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Karate is not about learning how to fight someone in self-defense, but instead it is about how not to be put in a position where you have to fight. It is a development of the body, mind and spirit as one. It is about becoming better as a person, physically and spiritually and being able to battle against your own abilities and inhibitions. Improving oneself in the art of karate gives one a sense of accomplishment, increases self confidence and builds self awareness. This strong foundation assists one in the future by setting goals and working hard to achieve your dreams.
Modern times have left us with very little time for the exercises necessary for physical and mental health. Karate is a fun and challenging way to integrate exercise into your life while learning how to protect yourself and grow in character.
Learning karate helps one lose weight, improve energy, develop a strong toned body and improve your self-confidence. Developing the body, mind and spirit is all part of traditional karate training.
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