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2. Channelnewsasia.com - Olympics 2012 Forum Kamil Haque at the 2004 Athens Games. Haque is the son of one of Singapore's 50 Greatest Athletes, Anwarul Haque. http://www.channelnewsasia.com/olympics2012/karate.htm

displayAd("www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore","Top") Index Candidate Cities Who's Coming? Down to 26 Sports in 2012 Sports Under Review - Golf - Karate - Squash - Roller Sports ... Other Links Photo Gallery more Events : 18 May -18 August 2005 at the Singapore Philatelic Museum Forum Kamil Haque at the 2004 Athens Games. Haque is the son of one of Singapore's 50 Greatest Athletes, Anwarul Haque. The crux of the Olympian account occurred in the Archive's Section of the Stadium complex... I got my father to pose next to a picture of Tokyo Games poster. For me, this was truly a touching moment. Seeing my father, who has always been a pretty straight laced man, clearly experiencing an emotional moment was rare as it was heartfelt. more Do you have an interesting Olympic experience? Share it with us. Name * E-mail Address * Contact Number Your Views Video On Demand Channel NewsAsia's Special Coverage The Results: Prime Time News IOC Special 117th IOC Session: Interviews: IOC Opening Ceremony more Sports Under Review: Karate Will Karate Get The Chop Of Approval?

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4. Shinjinbukan.com - Frequently Asked Questions Nowadays, there are many types of Karate Okinawan Karate, Japanese Karate, Korean Karate, Olympic sports Karate, freestyle Karate, etc… What are the characteristics of Karate? http://www.shinjinbukan.com/questions.html

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS A list of frequently asked questions about Shinjinbukan, Karate and Martial Arts in general. Martial Arts in General Karate History Basic Facts About Shinjinbukan Shinjinbukan Training ... Shinjinbukan Administrative Information Martial Arts in General What are Martial Arts? How did Martial Arts originate? How did Asian Martial Arts develop and become popular? Since the middle ages, as warfare technology developed, most unarmed fighting arts became less relevant. But in the Far East, fighting arts (Jutsu) developed into Martial Arts (Budō), which were passed down secretly for centuries. From the mid 1800’s, Asian nations were exposed to western powers, resulting in social changes, trade, political unrest and eventually wars. Out of these cultural clashes, Martial Arts became known worldwide through articles, fiction, movies, sport competitions and pop culture. Back To Top How many types of Asian Martial Arts exist? Nobody really knows, but there could be several hundreds or more. In general, Martial Arts could be classified by: country/ region (Chinese, Japanese, Okinawan, Korean, Thai, etc); with or without weapons; traditional or sports oriented.

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7. Shinjinbukan.com - Dictionary Nowadays, there are many types of Karate Okinawan Karate, Japanese Karate, Korean Karate, Olympic sports Karate, freestyle Karate, etc… 空手道 http://www.shinjinbukan.com/dictionary_K.html

MARTIAL ARTS DICTIONARY Format Transliteration Bibliography Nihongo ... Glossary This On-line Dictionary was created as a service for all Shinjinbukan members worldwide. kagami Glossary Category: Shinjinbukan/System Lit. Mirror. In the Shinjibukan school, the use of mirrors is extremely important for practicing katas, movement and techniques. kai Glossary Category: Budō/General Terms Lit. Association. In the case of all Martial Arts, the words association or organization, are written with the word kai. For example, the Shinjinbukan association is called Kokusai Shinjinbukan Karate Dō Kyōkai. Kaichō (alt. kaichou, kaicho, kaichoo) Glossary Category: Shinjinbukan/Syllabus Lit. President or chairman. The tittle Kaichō is given to the president or chairman of a Martial Arts Association or Federation. For example, the current President of the Shinjinbukan International Association is Onaga Yoshimitsu Kaichō. See Kanchō kaisha Glossary Category: Nihongo/Culture Lit. Company, corporation. All Japanese companies are also referred as kaisha kakato Glossary Category: Okinawa Karate Dō/Anatomy Lit. Heel or Arch of Foot.

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