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How to Explain Karate to a Five-Year-Old You should never force a child to do anything that is not necessary, regardless of your very own reasons to want to do so. In the case of martial arts, as a parent, you may want them to learn so they can defend themselves.  It mi ght be a good reason that you want your kid to learn martial arts,  but it's still not good enough to compel them. Today, I am going to write on: " How to Explain Karate to a Five-Year-Old" .  They are too small to understand any complex thoughts. You can show him/her a well martial art movie. You can compare him/her with that superhero. You can tell her: "Hey, look! hero seems to be like you. He's as powerful as you. You can do this by practicing karate every day. Want to be a superhero? You can save many lives. All will worship you one day".  After hearing from you, they'll be like, "Hawwwwww! really?".  And you'll say: "Yaa... Sure! You are...

  Karate: expectation vs reality  (My Life experience) Hello guys, today I am going to write about "Karate: expectation vs reality"... You have seen these kinds of videos, but I am trying to create videos through my writing content. You might be thinking that the writer is going to start giving us a lecture about Karate. No friends, I am not a karate master. But I'm one of the tiniest particles of that group. I can only share my experience in some funny ways. Yes, funny!! First of all, Karate means you have to fight without weapons. You have to use your fist, arms, legs, head, etc. You have to develop Karate skills by practicing every day. EXPERIENCE 1:   When I was in Class 11, I was greatly affected by some of my junior sisters' karate skills. In February, 2014, I joined my Karate class. I can clearly remember that day, I felt like " Bruce Lee ". But I was a fucking idiot. That time, this was impossible to me to give a solid punch to anyon...