Karate techniques Wheeled bag cabin luggage suitcase trolley 17" laptop
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Wheeled Cabin Laptop Business Suitcase Briefcase Pilot Trolley Case Travel Bag
Black wheeled executive laptop business case
Wheeled cabin laptop business suitcase briefcase pilot trolley case travel bag, sophisticated business
Wheeled carry case is perfect for those with a busy business schedule. Ideal for daily business usage and those lengthy business trips. Durable and Hard wearing, this bag is designed for the most demanding of business schedules.
High quality executive business trolley case made by super lightweight polyester material.
Designed to fit laptops up to 17" screens
Push button telescopic handle that zips away when not in use, strong plastic grab handle.
Weighing 3kg approx, Dimensions: W:43cm x H:37cm x D:26cm approx.
Features - With Inner Pocket
Holdall Dimensions - W:44cm H:38 cm D:23cm
Main Compartment - Twin zip
Material - Polycarbon/ Plastic
Suitcase with two wheels
Style - Briefcase Bag
Type - Luggage
Weight - 2.8kg Approx
Design Karate techniques Wheeled
<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>
