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KARATE. A hand-to-hand martial art, karate was 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. | KARATE. A hand-to-hand martial art, karate was 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, a black belt in Tae Kwon Do karate, taught a personal blend of Korean and Chinese martial arts at his school, Dubuque Defensive Arts, at 527 W. Eighth. | |||
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Breyfogle, Bill, "Karate Teacher Fights Violence with Kicks," ''Telegraph Herald,'' February 10, 1984, p. 2 | |||
[[Category: Athletics-Self Defense]] | [[Category: Athletics-Self Defense]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:29, 1 September 2019
KARATE. A hand-to-hand martial art, karate was 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, a black belt in Tae Kwon Do karate, taught a personal blend of Korean and Chinese martial arts at his school, Dubuque Defensive Arts, at 527 W. Eighth.
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Source:
Breyfogle, Bill, "Karate Teacher Fights Violence with Kicks," Telegraph Herald, February 10, 1984, p. 2