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    NAME: Chelsea Dyan V. Carnate COURSE/YEAR: BS Architecture 1 CODE: 7758 DATE: 4/29/21

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    Practitioners of martial arts like karate often focus more on learning skills than theoretical concepts, potentially losing focus over time. A SWOT analysis of karate identified strengths like increased self-confidence but also weaknesses such as potential for disheartenment from extensive practice. Opportunities exist to help others in danger, but threats include injury or using karate for violence.

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    Practitioners of martial arts like karate often focus more on learning skills than theoretical concepts, potentially losing focus over time. A SWOT analysis of karate identified strengths like increased self-confidence but also weaknesses such as potential for disheartenment from extensive practice. Opportunities exist to help others in danger, but threats include injury or using karate for violence.

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    NAME: Chelsea Dyan V.

    Carnate
    COURSE/YEAR: BS Architecture 1
    CODE: 7758
    DATE: 4/29/21

    Usually, people tend to forego the most crucial part of any Martial Arts or Combative
    Sports training which is the theoretical concepts; they are more concerned about
    learning the skills and eventually lose focus along the way.
    .

    M2_Activity 1: SWOT Analysis. On a short bond paper, make a SWOT analysis of Karate-
    Do relating it when people or practitioners forego the theoretical concepts and go right
    ahead with the training. This is a graded activity.

    ANALYSIS KARATE-DO
    STRENGTH Practitioners develops composure, a clearer thought process,
    deeper insight into one's mental capabilities, and more self-
    confidence.
    WEAKNESSES Many hours of practice can lead to disheartenment.
    OPPORTUNITY It can help other people who’s in danger and can used as self-
    defense.
    THREATS Practitioners can get seriously injured and karate can be used
    for violent behavior.

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