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Gichin Funakoshi's 20 Karate-Do Precepts |
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Sensei Funakoshi's 20 Karate-Do precepts that he created & lived by..
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Karate begins and ends with respect and courtesy -
There is no first attack in karate -
Karate supports righteousness -
Know yourself first, then others -
The art of the mind is more important than the technique -
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Trouble is born of negligence (and ignorance) -
Karate is not just for the dojo -
The training of karate takes a lifetime -
Karate is like hot water, it cools down if you do not keep heating it -
Do not think of winning, rather think of not losing -
Transform yourself according to your opponent -
The outcome of the fight depends upon the manoeuvre -
Imagine one's arms and legs as swords -
Once you leave home there are a million enemies -
Postures are for the beginner, later they are natural positions -
Perform the Kata correctly, the real fight is another matter -
Do not forget to control the power and speed of a technique -
Always be good at the application of all you learn -
Apply the way of Karate to all things. Therin lies it's beauty |
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Last Updated ( Fri, 07 Mar 2008 )
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