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This study examines the philosophical foundations of traditional Karate in conjunction with contemporary sports science approaches, focusing on the qualitative dimensions of training experience and cultural context. By comparing key virtues of Karate—such as Do, Rei, Jin, and Yong—to modern sports psychology concepts of self-actualization, sportsmanship, team cohesion, and resilience, the analysis highlights the enduring educational and psychological value of traditional martial arts philosophy. Furthermore, the study investigates the state of flow during training, along with the management of aggression, development of social skills, and identity formation, revealing that Karate practice extends beyond mere technical proficiency to influence practitioners’ broader life attitudes and self-concept. The paper also contrasts traditional martial arts training, instruction, and evaluation methods with those of modern sports, suggesting opportunities for mutual enrichment between scientific training protocols and martial philosophy. Ultimately, by proposing a qualitative framework that does not rely on quantitative metrics, this research offers a novel perspective on the integration of martial arts studies and sports science, underscoring the multidisciplinary potential of such an approach.

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