Sentence examples for karate tournament from inspiring English sources

At the All-Valley Karate Tournament, limping Daniel LaRusso delivers a championship-winning crane kick to the head of his vicious opponent, Johnny Lawrence.

He drew the attention of a television producer after giving a kung fu demonstration at a Los Angeles-area karate tournament, and he was cast as the sidekick Kato in the television series The Green Hornet (1966 67).

When she could, she sneaked out of the office to take her now 14-year-old daughter to a Girl Scouts event or her son, now 19, to a karate tournament.

On a lower floor, the bench press competition took place next to the karate tournament, whose schedule was being handled partly by Michele and Teresa Frizziola, identical twins who are black-belt karate competitors and New York City police officers.

It was their first karate tournament, and they were sparring.

A year later, he attended the national karate tournament in Louisville, Kentucky, where he met Michael Chaturantabut, the founder of Xtreme Martial Arts.

Mr. Sookdar, who has been decorated in international karate tournaments, is known as a formidable opponent.

Sure, Mr Miyagi wasn't qualified, and his teaching methods would raise a few eyebrows among concerned parents today, but there's no denying he gets the job done at All Valley Karate Tournaments.

While there may not be fist strikes to the head in Kyokushin karate tournaments (though we often threw high punches during drills to simulate real life situations), you can still kick full force to the head or the body, as well as elbow, knee, and punch to the body as hard as you'd like -- all of this bare knuckled.

This means you can referee at karate tournaments for the yellow and orange belt competitions.

He has competed in karate and judo tournaments.