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Cobra Kai: Unmasking the Real Karate Moves Behind 'Aits!'

Do you think Cobra Kai has taught you about some real world Karate moves?

A Show That Has a Kick & Some Real Moves:

It seems like the latest series has revived not only some old karate classics but also shows you all those cool Karate movements.

While the series was known for bringing back many familiar Karate Kid characters. One of the things that made Cobra Kai such a massive success! It looks like Cobra Kai really did bring to life all the best techniques in Karate.

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All About The Karate:

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It was super special because this series not only kept audiences entertained with those intense matches, but also was really insightful and helped people better understand the spirit and methods of Martial Arts!

Fans remember Johnny Lawrence is a key character and that is where Cobra Kai was made even more fun for viewers as we get to see some karate techniques, from the style of this iconic fighter!

There's one point of discussion, and that comes in the form of an action, that comes before a match that might Give people something extra to ponder.

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The Meaning Behind "Aits"

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This is that signature move that gets everyone excited about seeing what comes next! That word is, "aits!" The action makes audiences say, "wait a minute." It's a word that seems out of place in modern-day, but the fact that this comes before a big match-up in Cobra Kai gives audiences the vibe that the action has to come next!

While some fans have wondered where the move comes from and why this word is used? Well, the word "aits," really refers to "kiai" in Japanese martial arts.

It helps bring focus! There's a real force behind it!

  • It combines "ki" (or spirit) with the sound of "ai" for emphasis.
  • This powerful move is designed to get your mind right before engaging in a match and gets your energy going! This isn't some haphazard expression or phrase.
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How Cobra Kai Made Karate Even More Meaningful:

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Fans are always learning about martial arts in different ways but the series helps audiences get a whole new look at how Karate and Tang Soo Do have come to life! If you've seen those classic karate matches and fighting tournaments it makes you want to check it out. Cobra Kai has gone a step further!

The heart of this series is based in the values of self-control and respect and they have found a way to make this fun, moving, entertaining story and a real tribute to the beauty of karate. "Aits!" makes for an incredible show.

It Gives us a chance to look back at some of those things that are overlooked but help shape a whole new understanding. It turns out the series made some fantastic discoveries from those who put so much effort into bringing the show to life, a whole lot more insight to the show! They went back and forth in the history of these styles, and explored those classic moves.

  • Season 5 had one special segment where Kreese and Silver got their start with the help of "Kim Sun-Yung." It was pretty remarkable!
  • Fans will always want more. Even in these stories! In some fantastic news, the producers of Cobra Kai were enthusiastic about sharing even more! Maybe there will be an epic prequel to look forward to featuring Mr. Miyagi. Who knows what they'll be able to share. These moves would be a perfect way to see these powerful fighters, and even those behind "Mr. Miyagi's techniques get their moment in the spotlight!

Fans love Cobra Kai! They give viewers so much! Not only does it give the feel that there's real fighting. It even goes beyond the sport! It turns out there's something truly great about how the show makes us feel compelled by those moves and how we understand those values and techniques, while "aits" is something fans won't be able to miss!

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