Precision and coordination are two significant motor skills that are also important factors of karate. Their learning is present from the very beginning of athlete’s development through basic exercises in the game to specific karate movements. After adopted bases, the improvement and upgrading of the abilities continues, which ultimately leads to progress. The training is carried out depending on the age groups. It is necessary to adapt what suits the particular age best. Children are still children and it is necessary to take advantage of various creative games in which they are forced to think and get by. The technique is just being learned and adopted, so it is necessary to adapt the learning base in such a way that it gets as close as possible to them. In competitors, as the difficulty of the fight increases for years, it is necessary to plan the training accordingly. In karate, physical preparation is required, but endurance will rarely beat the motoring skills of athletes. The training is planned according to the age and difficulty of the competition. The whole training may be devoted to the development of one ability, but what is more common is combination. Only proper conditioning of karatekas can affect their development.