Abstract
Karate training for children unites the physical and psychological aspects, playing a key role in their development. Physically, karate helps children improve coordination, strength, flexibility and endurance. Punching and blocking techniques, as well as various balance and speed exercises, stimulate muscle mass and motor skill development. Psychologically, karate promotes discipline, self-control and respect for oneself and others. Children learn the importance of concentration and focus, skills that can be applied to other areas of their lives. Importantly, karate creates opportunities to build confidence and self-esteem while encouraging teamwork and social interactions. Training not only develops physical qualities, but also mental resilience, helping children cope with stress and challenges. The general well-being of children is improved thanks to the balance between physical activity and mental development that karate offers.