What do these styles of martial arts focus on: Judo, Kenpo (not sure if this is a style), Ju jitsu, and Karate?

I%26#039;m not sure what these really are and i%26#039;m hoping someone can explain what the main focus of them are.|||JuJitsu: Grappling style referred to as %26quot;The Gentle Way%26quot;


Judo: Sport Version of JuJitsu emphasizing throws and submissions.


Karate: Mostly linear stand up striking art, depending on which Karate you refer to.


Kenpo: All of the above. Empty handed style. As well as the previous it incorporates Boxing, wrestling, Muy Thai and plain old American street fighting.


|||Judo: Gental way- origianlly Dr. Kano the founder created Judo out of Jujitsu to be a sport version of Jujitsu. It includes breakfall(how to fall) throws, take downs. Kenpo is a Hawian version of Karate which inclueds eliments of Kunng fu developed by a Professer Chow. Karate: (empy hand) founded in Okinawa. Hagoshiona was said to be the father of modern Karate, It was developed from elements of Kung fu ( Chinese art) True Karate has Kata ( a series of prearanged moves) for each rank, Also two man drills that teach self defense, sparring (mostly stand up). There are a lot of take downs, wrist locks, arm bars, that are in the Katas and taught by a good teacher of Karate in the two man drills (nippon Kumite). |||Judo: 80% throws and takedowns, 20% grappling (approximately)





Kenpo: Is actually one of the first %26quot;mixed%26quot; martial arts. Mainly a stand up style, but it incorporates throws, submissions, etc...





Jui Jitsu: Is a ground fighting style. 80% ground, 20% throws (kind of a reverse of Judo.





Karate: Is mainly a stand up kicking and punching martial art. There are MANY variations of karate and the term %26quot;karate%26quot; doesn%26#039;t really describe one single style.





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http://www.socalmartialarts.com|||Judo: Holds, throws, locks, trips.


Kenpo: Weapons, especially clubs and staffs.


JuJitsu: Holds, throws, pressure points, joint manipulation.


Karate: Punches and Kicks of various specific styles.|||try this.. : karate training can be stil done and even at home. Mine improved when I added some home training. try here http://www.martialarm.com|||what komits said|||what mike said