This trial class offers a complete and authentic introduction to karate—developing discipline, confidence, respect, and inner strength while building physical skill and awareness. This class includes a brief introduction to the philosophy of martial arts, especially karate, and its purpose beyond physical techniques. Karate is not designed for aggression, but for self-development. Karate strengthens both the body and the character, helping us manage stress, build confidence, and improve focus in daily life.
In this short class, a traditional kata (form) will be demonstrated, so participants can observe how technique, breathing, rhythm, and concentration come together in classical karate practice. Students will take part in a structured warm-up to prepare the body safely, and improve coordination and balance. Then, students will practice very basic offensive and defensive techniques, including fundamental stances, punches, and blocks, to understand how proper structure creates effectiveness.
The instructor will discuss Karate concepts included in the fee-based multi-class session, such as basic kata, focusing on correct stances and movement, and the bunkai—the practical applications hidden within the kata. Enrollment is required to participate in the Free class. Please wear comfortable clothes for this session and bring a water bottle.
Prerequisite: None
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Fri, 6–7 p.m. One Session |
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Karate: Shito-Ryu with Farbod Tabesh