Triple Boxing - (678) 880-3125 - Canton,Georgia Operation Hours: MON - THU 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm FRI 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm SAT 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Other Hours By Appointment Copyright 2006 TripleBoxing.com. All rights reserved.The origin of Karate (Mushindo) traces its roots back to ancient China with the introduction of martial excercises into the shaolin temple by an Indian Buddhist monk called Bodhidharma in the sixth century. On his travels from India to China, and then to Okinawa, he established Kung Fu in main land China and after years of refinement founded Mushindo (originally refered to as Nahate) style of Karate in the city of Naha, Okinawa. Mushin in Japanese translates to "no-mind" which is a mental state martial artists are said to enter during combat, a condition in which ego and emotions are absent in which the warrior reacts intuitively and moves instinctively. Meaning one merely flows with the present moment. When Mushin is attained, the body can act and react without attention or the involvement of ego. The best way to attain no-mind is to do forms in a spontaneous manner. "Free form" (widely known as "Free Kata") is an advanced stage of form practice that insists on no prearranged choreography. In modern days this style of Karate is also refered to as Japanese/Oriental kickboxing for a) simplicity, b) its natural, fluid and circular movements and c) free form (no pre-arranged set kata movements). The Karate (Mushindo) practiced at Triple Boxing is an ancient, authentic style of martial arts that is true to its original belief system of earning versus purchasing ranks. The ranking system is a unique structure that shows the experience and the skill level of each practitioner. Students start at the lowest belt level, white, and work their way to the top color belt, black, before starting the Dan grading system. The color belt order is white, yellow, orange, green, blue, purple, red, brown, and black. In-between each colored belt is an intermediate level known as "tag." The duration of time taken between each color belt is a minimum of three months, which leads to an average of four years of Karate practice to rightfully obtain the black belt level. This could take longer as it solely depends on the dedication, discipline, and consistency of each Karate-kai practitioner. The Karate program at Triple Boxing takes the style regimens and puts them into a format for people of all fitness levels where the focus is on getting in the best shape of one's life in a fun atmosphere. Members have unlimited access to a state-of-the-art training facility unmatched by any club in USA. Our youth program starts at age 6 and combines karate and sports conditioning training into a fun, safe, action-packed one-hour class. Children can gain more confidence, be more focused, develop coordination, and build winning skills for life. For athletes who wish to compete, Triple Boxing offers a very challenging and comprehensive fighters' training package that provides an individualized program covering a wide range of areas, such as sparring classes, plyometric & explosive conditioning, combat sport specific functional training, nutrition & supplementation, weight control, and attending tournaments. The ultimate goal for fighters is to compete in the K-1 World Grand Prix Finals in the Tokyo Dome of Japan, which is considered to be the equivalent of the Olympics of martial artsKarateSign Up For A Free Complimentary Class
Triple Boxing - (678) 880-3125 - Canton,Georgia
Operation Hours:
MON - THU 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm
FRI 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
SAT 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Other Hours By Appointment
Copyright 2006 TripleBoxing.com. All rights reserved.
The origin of Karate (Mushindo) traces its roots back to ancient China with the introduction
of martial excercises into the shaolin temple by an Indian Buddhist monk called
Bodhidharma in the sixth century. On his travels from India to China, and then to Okinawa,
he established Kung Fu in main land China and after years of refinement founded Mushindo
(originally refered to as Nahate) style of Karate in the city of Naha, Okinawa. Mushin in
Japanese translates to "no-mind" which is a mental state martial artists are said to enter
during combat, a condition in which ego and emotions are absent in which the warrior reacts
intuitively and moves instinctively. Meaning one merely flows with the present moment.
When Mushin is attained, the body can act and react without attention or the involvement of
ego. The best way to attain no-mind is to do forms in a spontaneous manner. "Free form"
(widely known as "Free Kata") is an advanced stage of form practice that insists on no
prearranged choreography. In modern days this style of Karate is also refered to as
Japanese/Oriental kickboxing for a) simplicity, b) its natural, fluid and circular movements
and c) free form (no pre-arranged set kata movements).
The Karate (Mushindo) practiced at Triple Boxing is an ancient, authentic style of martial arts
that is true to its original belief system of earning versus purchasing ranks. The ranking
system is a unique structure that shows the experience and the skill level of each
practitioner. Students start at the lowest belt level, white, and work their way to the top color
belt, black, before starting the Dan grading system. The color belt order is white, yellow,
orange, green, blue, purple, red, brown, and black. In-between each colored belt is an
intermediate level known as "tag." The duration of time taken between each color belt is a
minimum of three months, which leads to an average of four years of Karate practice to
rightfully obtain the black belt level. This could take longer as it solely depends on the
dedication, discipline, and consistency of each Karate-kai practitioner.
The Karate program at Triple Boxing takes the style regimens and puts them into a format
for people of all fitness levels where the focus is on getting in the best shape of one's life in
a fun atmosphere. Members have unlimited access to a state-of-the-art training facility
unmatched by any club in USA. Our youth program starts at age 6 and combines karate and
sports conditioning training into a fun, safe, action-packed one-hour class. Children can gain
more confidence, be more focused, develop coordination, and build winning skills for life.
For athletes who wish to compete, Triple Boxing offers a very challenging and
comprehensive fighters' training package that provides an individualized program covering a
wide range of areas, such as sparring classes, plyometric & explosive conditioning, combat
sport specific functional training, nutrition & supplementation, weight control, and attending
tournaments. The ultimate goal for fighters is to compete in the K-1 World Grand Prix Finals
in the Tokyo Dome of Japan, which is considered to be the equivalent of the Olympics of
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