KARATE, MARSHAL ARTS..

a bit of both... learnt it at our school... does'nt really help is kickin somebody's a.. , i prefer it the old way... fist of fury

i know karate

I don't know any karate or marshal arts, my boyfriend does though..he's really good actually.

I am green belt in karate. I have done shitorio art.

I am gree belt in karate. I have done shitorio art.

No.. I don't know

I dont know

no

no idon't know but i like to see karate of marshal arts fight in chinese movies

I practiced Karate from 6 years old until I was about 13~14 years old, then I stopped because of health problems. When I stopped I were brown belt in 'Shito Ryu' art.

I am a black Belt in Full Contact Body Karate......And I have kicked at lot of buts on and off the ground [:)]

hahahahha .... u funny :-j :P ... "Karate" - ok ... but "Marshal Arts" :)) =)) ROFL ... sorry i dont mean to be mean ... :P It is Martial Arts ... and they are a favourite sport of mine ... I used to practice 2-3 times a week when i was a child ... now i preffer to sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep :P

It depends on what you mean by Karate. Do you specifically mean those styles that use that name? They are from Okinawa & Japan. Typically, Okinawan styles (Gojoryu, Shorin Ryu & Ishin Ryu) emphasize hand techniques. Japanese styles (Shotokan, Kempo) use about equal hand & foot techniques. If you are using "Karate" to mean any martial art that emphasizes strikes, you have to include Shaolin Boxing, which is roughly split into northern & southern. Southern style emphasizes hand techniques (It's where the Okinawans got their style). Northern is more like Tae Kwon Do & Tang Soo Do which are Korean. You will get arguments as to who 1st introduced the emphasis on kicking, but there is no denying that both Noerthern Shaolin & the Korean arts of TKD & TSD (there is very little difference) use a lot of kicks. Find a good instructor in a styls that suits you