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  • karate
    karate

    …sporting karate and sparring (kumite) in training, blows and kicks are stopped short, preferably within an inch of contact. Sporting matches commonly last about three minutes, to a decision, if neither contestant has scored a clean ā€œkillingā€ point in the estimation of the judges. Contests of form (kata) are…

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    …sporting karate and sparring (kumite) in training, blows and kicks are stopped short, preferably within an inch of contact. Sporting matches commonly last about three minutes, to a decision, if neither contestant has scored a clean ā€œkillingā€ point in the estimation of the judges. Contests of form (kata) are…

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