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s-literati
Posted: 2011-04-19 13:28:58
The "father of karate", Funakoshi, didn't intend karate to be a competitive sport although it became one in his day. I guess it's an eternal question but there are those who view karate as an art, and that when the mindset of winning comes about, it interferes with the true benefits and essence of karate.

Also, real karate is quite deadly. A real karate match would be a fight to the death. In order to make it a safe competition there are rules in place to help make sure no one dies. But when you make those changes, then the techniques change too, and before you know it it's no longer karate.

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