Is there site were there are video clips showing Kata?
My 7 year son goes to Korean Karate and is working towords his Orange belt, but he is having trouble with his kata,can anyone recomment a site for juniors?
Answers:
Actually Karate is Okinawan. The Japanese took it up later and "created" the modern styles. Korean Karate is often Tae Kwon Do.
The best thing to do is type in the name of the form/kata/hyung and "slideshow" into google.
First of all Karate is Japanese. If a Korean is teaching you Karate and calling it Korean Karate then you should know that they are probably not teaching real Karate. Some places call Tae-Kwon-Do Korean Karate because it sells better. Find out what your son is really doing and then look for kata from there. There are many different styles of real Karate and each of their kata differ slightly. Find out what style he's learning. Shotokan, Shito-ryu, Goju-ryu, Shorin-ryu, Shorei-ryu, Wado-ryu, Kenpo-Karate are some of the major styles. If he's not teaching this than it's not Karate.
Here is a website that has kata on it but be aware that without knowing his style, this may confuse him even more.
http://www.shitokai.com/
The kata is a flow. it is good to write down as soon as he learns a kata what he is suppose to do. Doing stick figures with some captions is OK to. I would recommend going to Google or you can pop on this forumn and ask the very same question.they are a bit different so knowing the style and school will help them help you.
http://ezine.kungfumagazine.com/forum/in.
Best of luck.
I have not heard of Korean Karate so check to confirm what style it is, if he turns out to be doing Goju Ryu see this site:
http://www.spokanekarate.com
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Answers:
Actually Karate is Okinawan. The Japanese took it up later and "created" the modern styles. Korean Karate is often Tae Kwon Do.
The best thing to do is type in the name of the form/kata/hyung and "slideshow" into google.
First of all Karate is Japanese. If a Korean is teaching you Karate and calling it Korean Karate then you should know that they are probably not teaching real Karate. Some places call Tae-Kwon-Do Korean Karate because it sells better. Find out what your son is really doing and then look for kata from there. There are many different styles of real Karate and each of their kata differ slightly. Find out what style he's learning. Shotokan, Shito-ryu, Goju-ryu, Shorin-ryu, Shorei-ryu, Wado-ryu, Kenpo-Karate are some of the major styles. If he's not teaching this than it's not Karate.
Here is a website that has kata on it but be aware that without knowing his style, this may confuse him even more.
http://www.shitokai.com/
The kata is a flow. it is good to write down as soon as he learns a kata what he is suppose to do. Doing stick figures with some captions is OK to. I would recommend going to Google or you can pop on this forumn and ask the very same question.they are a bit different so knowing the style and school will help them help you.
http://ezine.kungfumagazine.com/forum/in.
Best of luck.
I have not heard of Korean Karate so check to confirm what style it is, if he turns out to be doing Goju Ryu see this site:
http://www.spokanekarate.com
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