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The Secrets of Okinawan Karate: Essence & Techniques Book by Kiyoshi Arakaki (Hardcover) (Preowned) Mikhail Ryabko An in-depth look at theThere are two karate styles in Okinawa, and these two have different methods of tsuki, or punches. One style is called Shuri te and the other Naha te. This book deals mainly with Shuri te style, and from time to time compares it with Naha te style. In both styles, instead of simply moving a solid object (the fist) from point A to point B, you consciously increase the speed of the fist as you punch. On television and in movies you have seen a cowboy