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By Clement Sequeira Published on: Mon Apr 11, 2022
The basic techniques necessary for a brown belt Karateka are a combination of stances, blocks, punches, kicks, strikes, sweeps, etc. These are done in a forward-stance position. There are 6 combination moves to be mastered in a forward-stance position for a brown belt Karateka.
National-level medallist and authorised instructor, your sensei has over 25 years of experience in this martial art form. Clement is a 4th Dan Black belt and also holds distinguished positions as a national level judge with Karate Association of India, and a continental referee with the World Union of Karate-Do Federations.
In the previous blog, we looked at the Kata Heian Yondan. Now we will go through the techniques for brown belts in Karate. For a Karateka to learn the basics of each belt, they need to be proficient with a set of techniques before they get to the next level. These techniques are a combination of stances, blocks, punches, kicks, strikes, sweeps, etc.
In this episode, we will learn the basic techniques necessary for a brown belt Karateka. All the techniques are done in a forward-stance position. It is of paramount importance to be comfortable with the different kicks in Karate before you try these techniques. Go through the previous blogs if you need a refresher in the kicks.
All the techniques are to be done in a forward moving position and in a backward moving position. The techniques aim at building basic defense and counterattack capabilities in a Karateka. Beyond these techniques, it is useful to create your own techniques. Imagine there are multiple attacks, kicks and punches from different angles, and visualise how you will defend and respond with blocks and counter attacks. Keep practicing and don’t forget to check out our next blog on Kata Heian Godan.
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