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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...

which is older karate or kung fu?? There are thousands of different styles under the umbrella of martial arts. Each martial arts discipline has different techniques that originated in specific parts of the world. Two of the most popular subjects, karate, and kung fu, are sometimes used interchangeably. Although each originated from similar styles of martial arts, karate and kung fu are fundamentally different forms. Here is some information you can differentiate between the origin of two styles. History of Chinese Kung Fu: Tai chi chuan Chinese Tai Chi Chuan Kung Fu, an ancient sport popular in China, has a very long history, during which a wide variety of skills were created and vastly improved. Originating from hunting and defense needs in primitive society (1.7 million years ago - 21st century BCE), it first included some basic skills such as cleaving, chopping, and stabbing. History of Karate Karate, the Japanese word for “empty hand...

• BACOM: Bacom is one of the deadliest martial arts. The other name of Bacom is Vacon. This is a Peruvian martial art. This martial art is developed in the street of Lima for the development of the Peruvian Military. In this martial art, one can injure the opponents within a short period. It also involves the usage of hidden weapons and extreme punches. Bacom is a hybrid martial art. It is founder by Former Marine and jujutsu master Roberto Puch Bezada. Bacom is a combination of Jujitsu and street fighting techniques. The street fighting smash-mouth style came from the slums at the edge of Lima. Bakom required an emphasis on power, with the attacks designed to ruin an opponent's balance. There is also an element of surprise and deception as fighters can use hidden, secretive weapons in battle. What makes Bakom distinct from other combat practices is the vicious nature of the martial art. The fighting style is made to inflict the maximum amount of pain on the...