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History of Wado Karate
In 1934 Master Hironori Ohtsuka founded the traditional Japanese Karate style called Wado-Ryu Karate ? which translates to "way of peace" or "way of harmony". Master Ohtsuka believed that "violent actions may be understood as the way of martial arts, but the true meaning of martial arts is to seek and attain the way of peace and harmony."

Considered as a pioneer of the martial arts due to his dedicated training and innovative ideas, Otsuka Sensei began his martial arts career in Shindo Yoshin Ryu Jujitsu, and than trained under the personal guidance of Shotokan founder Gichin Funakoshi ? who is sometimes recognized as the Father of Karate.

After years of training and studying, Ohtsuka Sensei decided to create his own Karate style by combining the two arts and creating "Wado" ? a fluid, yet powerful martial art.

By 1938 Wado-Ryu was officially registered and later recognized by the Japan Martial Arts Federation as "traditional" Karate segunda camiseta barcelona ? 1 of 4 styles in Japan that had been awarded this status.

What you will learn
Most Wado Karate schools are very traditional due to its roots and history. This is a great environment to learn in because the student camisetas del barcelona baratas will experience the true essence of Wado. However, some creative Wado-Ryu instructors have incorporated modern training and teaching techniques camiseta barcelona 2011 to accommodate a larger student base.

Classes will consist of Karate basics such as punches, kicks, blocks, and strikes ? including several stances to build strength in the legs, develop coordination, and improve balance. Along with these basic techniques, students will learn how to refine their timing by performing reaction drills and combining them with kicks and punches. This teaches the student how to counter and/or evade an attacker.