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David Mitchell holds a black belt in karate , is a founder member of the Martial Arts Commission, and has collaborated on the World Union Karate's development programme. He s the author of a number of books, including The Martial Arts Coaching Manual.
Contents
Acknowledgements
About the author
Introduction
1 Training in karate
Finding a good club
The training uniform
Gradings
Training
Correct behaviour
Types of training
2 Preparing to train
Warming up
Body preparation
Elite exercises
Strengthening exercises
Weight training and training aids
3 Elite stances
Open-toe stance
Get ready stance
Normal stance
Open stance
Pigeon-toe stance
Hourlass stance
Forward stance
Fighting stance
One foot forward stance
Back stance
Cat stance
Hook stance
One-legged stance
Straddle stance
Movement between stances
4 Basic practice
Making a fist
Practising the basic punch
Thrust punch
Vertical punch
Roundhouse punch
Lunge punch
Reverse punch
Hip twist snap punch
One-knuckle punch
Hammer-fist
Backfist
Back-hand strike
Palm-heel
Half-open fist
Knife-hand
Spear-and
Elbow strikes
5 Elite kicks
The instep
Ball of foot
The heel
Outer foot edge
Inner foot edge
Front kick
One-step front kick
Roundhouse kick
Stamping kick
Side kick to mid-section
One-step side kick
Back kick to mid-section
Front stamping kick
Axe kick
Reverse roundhouse kick
Inside circling kick
Outside circling kick
6 Elite blocking techniques
Forearm blcks
Augmented forearm block
Lower parry
Reverse lower parry
Knife block
The scooping blocks
Double blocks
Blocking with the feet
Blocking theory
7 Combination techniques
8 Sparring
9 Additional training
Bag work
Target mitts
10 Getting back on form
Bruising
Injuries to joints
Lacerations
11 Elite coaching help
Index