10-Minute Kata Streak
Practice basic stances or a beginner kata for ten minutes a day in a clear, safe space. Check in once a day.
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Who founded the Kyokushin style of karate?
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One ranked attempt per day. Practice as much as you like.
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Practice basic stances or a beginner kata for ten minutes a day in a clear, safe space. Check in once a day.
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Do a gentle ten-minute stretching routine every day to build flexibility. Check in once a day.
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Learn ten karate terms and what they mean, then post a short write-up of your list.
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Watch a free video of a beginner kata and write up its sequence of moves in your own words.
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