Karate training - fun

Bored of traditional karate? An entertaining and enjoyable way to learn karate, self defense and mixed martial arts (mma) at home with some fantasy and exaggerated difficulty. Observe every detail of the movements, feet, legs, hips, arms, shoulders, chest so that you can perform and learn the technique correctly. For example, if you do a round kick and do not rotate your kickstand you can injure your knee, every detail counts in martial arts. If you practice muay thai, taekwondo, kickboxing, kung fu, krav maga or are a fan of the UFC, this app can entertain you to see some useful fighting moves. ✅ CONTENT - 10 levels of difficulty. - Each level has +10 video game karate techniques. - The techniques are in gif so you can see them several times and zoom in on them. - + 105 techniques in total and each one has a great name. - Also includes fighting moves. ✔ FEATURES - Includes techniques and movements of kick boxing, taekwondo, judo, but mainly karate. - Strikes, kicks and fighting were classified in difficulty levels, level 1 is for beginners and level 10 is for elite athletes. - It is a simple app to use. 📌 IMPORTANT - Advanced level fighting techniques are almost impossible to do, it is dangerous to try them if you do not have experience in martial arts. - Martial arts are only for personal defense, not to abuse the weak or be violent, use them sportively. 💖 HOW DOES IT HELP YOU? - You will learn personal defense techniques in a fun way. - If you practice often you will get a healthy habit that will make you stronger and more athletic over time. - You will improve your speed, reflexes and balance trying to observe each technique. - It is an entertaining way to exercise, lose weight or add movements to your exercise routine. - Over time you will develop more muscles throughout your body. 👓 CURIOSITIES - The characters of the TK video game from which these fighting techniques were taken, use KARATE as their main martial art, but they add some super human movements that are very difficult to perform, but not impossible. - The TK video game is fictional, but it uses professional martial arts actors to record various 3d movements of its characters.