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Which fingers form the primary striking area of a fist in karate?
Which fingers form the primary striking area of a fist in karate?
- Pinky and ring
- Index and middle (correct)
- Ring and index
- Thumb and pinky
What is the primary function of a karate belt?
What is the primary function of a karate belt?
- To provide protection during sparring
- To indicate a student's skill level (correct)
- To hold martial arts weapons
- To serve as a fashion accessory
Which option is associated with the origin of 'Karatedo'?
Which option is associated with the origin of 'Karatedo'?
- A modern sport competition
- An ancient form of self-defense (correct)
- A style of dance
- Japanese weaponry techniques
How should one properly make a fist for striking?
How should one properly make a fist for striking?
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Which term is most commonly associated with karate terminology?
Which term is most commonly associated with karate terminology?
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Study Notes
Karate Striking Techniques
- The primary striking area of a fist in karate is formed by the second and third knuckles.
Karate Belt Significance
- The karate belt primarily signifies the student's level of proficiency in the art.
Origins of Karatedo
- The origin of 'Karatedo' is most closely associated with the island of Okinawa, Japan.
Proper Fist Formation
- To make a fist properly for striking in karate, the thumb should be tucked against the index and middle fingers.
Karate Terminology
- The term 'Kihon' is most commonly associated with karate terminology, referencing the basic techniques of the martial art.
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