The Best Basic Karate Technique

Karate martial arts sports that have distinctive characteristics that can be distinguished from other types of martial arts such as Silat, Judo, Kung Fu, Kempo and other martial arts. This difference can be seen both philosophically, movement techniques and attributes that are used during the training process, competitions and during the implementation of the belt / level increase exam. One difference in the use of attributes is equipment and equipment used, such as clothes and belts. However, between Karate and Judo martial arts have similarities in determining the ranking system, namely by differentiating based on the color of the belt. As acknowledged by Master Gichin Funakoshi that Karate in using the rating system adopts / mimics the system used in Judo martial arts.
The tradition of opening and closing the practice is to say aloud the Karate Oath Tradition. No need to keep in mind because of course the words must have been memorized outside the head by the karateka. But is it true that the meaning contained in it permeates behavior.
A Karateka who animates Karate-Do will be able to control his emotions. Prefer solving problems by way of deliberation rather than fists. Always avoid fights rather than cause problems or hurt others. Karate techniques are only used when conditions are really compelling and there is no other way to avoid them.
Gichin Funakoshi reminded: to get a hundred wins in a hundred battles is not the highest ability. To conquer an opponent without fighting is the highest ability.
Higher levels of oath are the responsibility of just vows and promises.