Martial Arts Sports

In line speed skating

Future test

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Basic English Test (future)

What do you wear eat?

Survey

Food survey:

1. Write in a short paragraph which is your favorite food and why.

2. Which of the following types of food do you think is healthy?
   a. Hamburguer
   b. Pizza
   c. Hot dog
   d. Salad

3. Which food do you eat regularly?
   a. Black beans.
   b. Rice
   c. Soup
   d. Sancocho

My Life

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Experiment

Bangsia Aureocincta.

Karate-Do

Karate is a martial art from Japan and developed firstly by Gichin Funakoshi. Karate-Do means: empty hand  way and is a striking art that uses kicking, punching, elbow strikes, knee strikes and knife-hands techniques. A person that practices Karate is called Karateka.

Karate could be practiced as an art, as a sport or as a self-defense tactic. Karate training is commonly divided in Kihon, Kata and Kumite. Kihon is a technique of combination of techniques that a Karateka or group of Karatekas use to practice to perform.

Kata literally means "shape" and is a sequence of offensive and defensive postures to create an unreal fight with unreal opponents. Kumite means "meeting of hands" and it´s the sparring part of Karate with real opponents.

Karate has different styles that use different techniques and postures. Karate styles are: Shotokan, Goju Ryu, Shito Ryu, Wado Ryu, Kyokushinkai, Motobu Ryu and Shotokai. The Karate-Do practices the character, the truth, the effort, the courtesy and no violent behavior.