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"Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire."
- Gustav Mahler

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Each session lasts about one hour and is broken down to three phases: Basics, or "Kihon; Sparring or "Kumite"; and finally Form, or "Kata".   

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Basics - "Kihon"

Basics, or "Kihon" in Japanese are derived from individual moves of from training or "Katas" in Japanese.  These comprise of punching, kicking, blocking, and stances.  In "Kihon" training individual moves are further broken down - identifying key body parts, center-of-gravity, focus points and so forth.  Individual moves are then drilled in order to perfect each move to achieve maximum speed and power.;

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Sparring - "Kumite"

Sparring, or "Kumite" in Japanese, is actually using the techniques mastered in "Kihon" with an opponent.  Only black belts and above are allowed to free-spar; those who are still lower-rank participate in regimented and controlled sparring in which an instructor controls the interactions.

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Form - "Kata"

Form training, or "Kata" in Japanese, is a series of basic moves, or "Kihon," done in choreographed fashion.  There are 25 Katas in all.  

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