KARATE UNIFORMS COMB 404/405 Instructor Basic
Combinations and Sparring Techniques Karate
Uniforms For workouts you need a traditional white karate uniform,
called a gi. Judo gis are usually too heavy for
karate workouts. Tae Kwon Do uniforms and those of other
styles are not appropriate. There are several sources in the Bay Area to
purchase a karate gi. I am familiar with the following
establishment and know that they stock the proper type. The
owner of the RED Store in San Mateo has agreed to offer
Skyline Karate Club students an excellent discount on
uniforms. In order to qualify, you must have Mr. Larson's
signature on the printed version of this form. Telephone: (650) 347-9059 The "Armani" of the karate gi is a company called
Tokaido. Their uniforms are of very high quality but are
also VERY expensive! In addition, you may wish to purchase your uniform
through one of the many mail-order martial arts supply
houses. Check in one of the martial arts magazines, but
buyer beware! NOTE: These listings do not constitute any kind of
endorsement or requirement. They are provided solely for the
information and convenience of the student. KARATE GI SIZE CHART PERSON'S PERSON'S up to 80 lbs up to 4'5" up to 100 lbs up to 4'9" up to 120 lbs up to 5'2" up to 140 lbs up to 5'6" up to 160 lbs up to 5'9" up to 180 lbs up to 6'0" up to 200 lbs up to 6'4" over 200 lbs over 6'4" The Skyline College Karate Club has uniform patches
for sale at $5.00 each.
Beginning, Intermediate & Advanced Shotokan
Karate
Eric
Larson
There are many brands and styles of karate gis. Be sure
to specify a traditional style. (Some pants may require
hemming) Gis also come in several weights. Light or medium
weight are fine. Heavy weight lasts longer, but is more
expensive. Most gis come with a white belt. Price will vary
according to the size of the gi. See the chart below for
sizing.RED Stores
717 South B Street
San Mateo
WEIGHT
HEIGHT
See Mr. Larson for details.
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