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Karate WKF Analysis

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Karate WKF is a free iPhone application designed for karate enthusiasts. It offers a range of features including instructional videos, technique breakdowns, and competition rules. Users can explore various kata and kumite styles, gaining insights into the World Karate Federation’s regulations and scoring systems.

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The app serves as an educational tool, providing access to a library of techniques and training tips suitable for all skill levels. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy navigation, making it accessible for both beginners and advanced practitioners. Karate WKF aims to enhance the training experience by offering resources that keep users informed about the latest developments in karate.

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GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
3.0.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
75
Downloads Last Week
0

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Listing and demonstrating Karatedo martial art system: punches, kicks, blocks, forms (kata), sparring (kumite), competition, ...Karate students use...
Listing and demonstrating Karatedo martial art system: punches, kicks, blocks, forms (kata), sparring (kumite), competition, ...Karate students use this app for looking up, reviewing Karate techniques.Demonstrated by pictures and videos.Helpful for people fall in love with Karate-do and martial art.* Including:- dachi- uchi- uke- geri- kumite- kata : Gojuryu, Shitoryu, Shotokan, Wadoryu- ukemi- competition law of WKF (World Karate Federation)- Karate dictionary (Japanese-English and English-Japanese)

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