karate

Introduces readers to the practice of karate, covering its history, fighting techniques, training methods, and the values of respect and discipline.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to karate, covering what karateists do and wear.

An illustrated guide to the basic techniques of Karate that includes information on the history of the art, how to wear the uniform, warm-up exercises, and all the basic moves.

Scooby-Doo and his friends from Mystery, Inc. investigate when a karate creature scares away customers from Louie's Pizza Parlor.

Pedro enters the same karate class that his friends Katie and JoJo, and learns some of the ninja moves that he admires in the movies.

Readers will learn about the history of karate and details on the different styles and belt categories.

Karate Kakapo loves karate more than anything---more than kung fu, more than judo, more than taekwondo. No one at her dojo tries harder or practices more. The running kicks, the jumping kicks, the side kicks---she has mastered them all. But Karate Kakapo is at a disadvantage: kakapos can't fly, and it seems that no amount of practice can help her conquer that elusive flying kick. Karate Kakapo comes to discover that sometimes coming at a problem from a different perspective helps you to solve it.

Cole Richards, in his fourth year of karate training, is preparing for the test that will move him to the next belt level when his dojo announces a "create-your-own-kata" contest, and between trying to decide which competition to enter, and dealing with tensions with peers and friends, Cole begins to get too stressed.

Pedro enters the same karate class that his friends Katie and JoJo, and learns some of the ninja moves that he admires in the movies.

When someone takes Justin's karate belt, his friends in Invisible Inc. try to determine a motive as they investigate the mystery.