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Thanks to movies like "The Karate Kid" and champions such as Chuck Norris, the art of karate is almost synonymous with martial arts. In reality, karate is only a small part of the martial arts, and represents only one aspect of the Japanese arts. Other popular Japanese arts include judo, ju jitsu and aikido.
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Rowing machines allow you to experience the sensation of rowing without having to step into a boat or go near water. Rowing is considered a form of exercise that demands power as well as muscular and cardiovascular endurance.
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Weight training can be an addictive past time. For many outsiders, there seems to be little entertainment involved in the numbers and statistics involved with lifting heavy lumps of metal.
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Tae kwon do is one of the most widespread martial arts in the world. Created from traditional Korean martial arts after the end of Japanese occupation in 1945, it focuses heavily on elaborate kicking techniques.
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Kickboxing is a term that is used to describe a large number of different combat sports and martial arts that incorporate kicking and punching.
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