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KARATE. Hand-to-hand combat developed by Koreans. [[SCHMITT, David|David SCHMITT]], a fifth degree black belt, opened the first karate school in Dubuque in 1970. Schmitt taught the Tang Soo Do version of karate | KARATE. Hand-to-hand combat developed by Koreans. [[SCHMITT, David|David SCHMITT]], then a fifth degree black belt, opened the first karate school in Dubuque in 1970. Schmitt taught the Tang Soo Do version of karate. Bob Kisting, who operated Dubuque Defensive Arts, taught Tae Kwon Do. | ||
[[Category: Athletics-Self Defense]] | [[Category: Athletics-Self Defense]] | ||
Revision as of 01:55, 26 April 2017
KARATE. Hand-to-hand combat developed by Koreans. David SCHMITT, then a fifth degree black belt, opened the first karate school in Dubuque in 1970. Schmitt taught the Tang Soo Do version of karate. Bob Kisting, who operated Dubuque Defensive Arts, taught Tae Kwon Do.