Karate techniques sweatshirt
by KAVALLA<p> Double stitching, fitted sleeves. Spandex reinforced 1x1 rib, fabric turned a quarter turn to eliminate the central fold. Also available in child sizes. Round collar. The sweater is available in adult and child sizes. </P> <p> Fabric turned quarter turn to eliminate the central fold. 1x1 rib ribs in spandex. </P> <h3> Composition of the sweatshirt </h3> <p> 50% Cotton, 50% polyester fleece </p> <h3> Weight </h3> <p> White 265 g / m² </p> <h3> Available size </h3> <p> S 46 M 48/50 L 50/52 XL 54/56 2XL 58/60 3XL * 60/62 4XL * 64/66 5XL * 68 / 72 </p> <p> Child size: 3/4 years, 5/6 years, 7/8 years, 9/11 years and 12/13 years. </P> <h3> Washing instructions </h3> <p> Machine wash at medium temperature. Wash inside out with similar colors. Non-chlorinated bleaching agents only. Drying machine at medium temperature. Do not iron on the pattern. Do not dry clean </p>
Design Karate techniques sweatshirt
<p> Definition of Karate: Japanese martial art, combat sport in which the blows (of fists, of foot) are retained before the impact. </p> <h3> how much of karate dan </h3> <p > The Japanese word dan is used in martial arts as well as other traditional Japanese practices such as ikebana (floral arrangement), go, shōgi or tea ceremony (chado or Chanoyu) to indicate different levels of mastery or of experience. </p> <p> <p> In Japanese, grades are named: </p> <ul> <li> shodan </li> <li> nidan </li> <li> sandan </li> <li> yondan </li> <li> godan </li> <li> Rokudan </li> <li> shichidan </em> </li> <li> Hachidan </li> <li > kyudan </li> <li> judan </li> <li> jûichidan </li> <li> jûnidan </li> <li> jûsandan </li> <li> jûyondan </li> <li> jûgodan </li> </ul> <h3> how to learn karate </h3> <p> Go to a dojo (place where you study Karate) to register with a seinsei (teacher). <p> <h3> Karate Techniques </h3> <p> This illustration groups together 12 different techniques. Know that there are many more. The techniques are grouped into positions (dachi), Moves (Unsoku), Defenses (Uke), Fists of closed fists, Open hand attacks, Elbow attacks (Empi), Attacks of feet (Keri). </P>
