This question is as touchy as religion. Almost all martial artists say that their style is the best. This is a question that you will have to determine for yourself as I am sure you will get many answers. Karate is stronger in that whether it be Kempo, Shitoru, or whatever they all focus on muscling and overpowering your opponent. Quite simply in this theory the bigger stronger individual will always emerge the victor. Kung Fu as well has many styles that teach many things. There are hard styles but the more renowned styles focus on soft techniques. For example Shaolin kung fu has a good balance of hard and soft styles as well as focusing on internal and external Martial Arts. Yet, most of its movements are designed to be pretty and/or mimic animal movements which uses a lot of energy that is really wasted when quite simply a straight punch to the nose would have as much or more affect with minimal energy. Wing Chun, or also popularly known as Wing Tsun, is a chinese Kung Fu style that employs this exact principle. It combines defense and attack in that you never have to muscle you opponent and use their energy and momentum against them. It was actually designed by a woman and is very easy for women or men to learn from. It is widely referred to as the most superior martial art in the world, and it is very effective. However in actuality no kung fu style is superior to another, because it depends on the individual. In the words of Grandmaster Yip Man "Good Kung Fu doesn't depend on age or sex, nor is it about styles, it's on you."
But to answer your question more directly from my own research Kung Fu kicks Karate's butt. :)
Martial arts kung fu originated about 4500 years ago in china. it is generally a much more fluid art than karate. however, karate is a derivative of kung fu. each have many branches, styles and philosophies. so generally speaking karate = more hard linear movements and kung fu= more soft fluid circular movements
Jesus is much greater and better than a kung fu master. He is the King of all kings and the saviour of the world.
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It is available for download for $1.99 as an individual costume and is also found in the Rag Doll Kung Fu Costume Pack for $5.99 which includes Hero, Master hip, Master Sin, Master Tang, and Master Sung Ling Costumes
It is available for download for $1.99 as an individual costume and is also found in the Rag Doll Kung Fu Costume Pack for $5.99 which includes Hero, Master hip, Master Sin, Master Tang, and Master Sung Ling Costumes
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Yes, they certainly can. It doesn't take much to learn how to do it, but there is no real reason to train to do it other than competitions.
There is more than one person who created the original karate. It evolved over centuries. Now there have been more different styles of karate made by different people. Here are some of the key teachers: -Sakukawa Kanga -Matsumura Sokon -Itosu Anko -Arakaki Seisho -Higaonna Kanryo -Gichin Funakoshi -Motobu Choki Karate was originally called To De (Chinese hand) and was developed by several masters in the course of time. No specific person invented it but it was invented for self defense.
The styles you are thinking of are Tae Kwan Do, and Northern Shaolin Kung Fu; Karate emphasizes economy of movement, so it frowns a lot on "fancy kicks." That is one thing all Karate styles are in agreement on, despite the differences of opinion on how to train and what is better to emphasize, Kata or Kumite. All Karate styles pretty much agree, fancy kicks are a big no-no; they waste too much energy, and precious seconds.
Pat Morita plays the part of an Okinawa Karate master. Much of what he taught is based on the traditional Okinawa style of Shorin Ryu karate. Yes, I teach my kids "wax on, wax off" in class! The 'crane stance' that Daniel does in the last fight is not something we teach in the style.