• The name comes from Japanese words meaning empty and hand.
• It started on the island of Okinawa as a way to stay safe and protect oneself without weapons.
• The word means "empty hand", showing that fighters use only their body to kick, punch, and block.
• Learners wear different colored belts to show their skill level, starting with white and working up to black.
• The practice teaches deep respect, humility, inner peace, sharp minds, and great self-control.

Mr. Karthikeyan

(Master)

Mrs. Juliet

Incharge Teacher

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