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One of my favorite throws! Known as "kata garuma" in judo and the "fireman's carry" in wrestling. Similar movements can be found in many different kata, including Wansu!

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Want to make your kata interpretations more effective? Always consider the context. The same movement applied in different contexts become different techniques.

Interested in learning more? Join us for the upcoming Kata Intepretation seminar on July 27 at Greensboro Martial Arts Academy!

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Uke-waza, or "receptions", are versatile techniques that are both defensive and offensive in nature. They are used to receive the opponent and capture the advantage. Here is an example of how a mid-level reception can be used to close the distance and enter grappling range.

Interested in learning more applications like this one? Join us for the upcoming Kata Intepretation seminar on July 27 at Greensboro Martial Arts Academy!

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Memorization and repetition of a form, like this version of Kusanku Kata, has many benefits, but it is only the first phase of kata training. What do the movements actually mean? We limit the value of our kata training if we don't put the effort into figuring this out.

Luckily, you don't have to start from square one! Join us for the Kata Interpretation seminar on July 27 to learn how to interpret the movements of any form you choose to study (not just the ones from karate)!

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