Board Breaks
- Board Breaking teaches the student how to develop his focus and Ki (internal strength)
- If board breaking is taught properly (with proper goals and emphasis) the student learns to focus his striking power and ki toward a single location or mark.
- Students learn to create maximum damage using a controlled (and seemingly effortless) strike.
- Breaking boards, per se, is not significant to the training in the martial arts but can be used to develop skills that are tremendous beneficial in martial arts, self-defense and everyday life.
- Through relaxation exercises and mental (zen) training, martial art practitioners can transform the impossible into the improbable, the improbable in to the probable, and the probable into the certain.
View and download free sample multimedia in Karate, Aikido and American Karate & Aiki-Jujutsu (AKAJ) by CLICKING HERE. The paid version (provided for free to current FCMA students) includes all techniques, forms and katas required up to black belt in Karate, Aikido and American Karate & Aikio-Jujutsu (AKAJ). Weapons, board breaking and free form street-style self-defense demonstrations are also included.
Multimedia is available in the following formats:
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