| |
|
TE WAZA
TSUKI (HAND TECHNIQUES)
|
| Oi-tsuki |
Direct
with the same fist that the foot that goes forward. |
| Gyaku-tsuki |
Direct
with the fist opposite to the foot that goes forward. |
| Ren-tsuki |
Oi-tsuki
and gyaku-tsuki (consecutives). |
| Dan-tsuki |
Direct
with the vertical fist. |
Tate-ken-tsuki
(Tate-tsuki) |
Direct
with the reversed fist / direct short. |
Gyaku-
ken -tsuki
(Ura-tsuki) |
Direct
with the reversed fist and from the bottom up in ascending
sense. |
| Age-tsuki |
Direct
giving it a circular movement in the last instant. |
| Furi-tsuki
(Mawashi-tsuki) |
Direct
lateral to the opposite side that takes advantage of the draft
of the trunk to be able to execute it. |
| Kagi-tsuki |
Sliding
direct. |
| Hira-ken-tsuki |
Direct
with the first phalanx of 4 fingers except the thumb. |
| Kumade-tsuki |
Direct
with the hand in the shape of claw. |
| Teisho-tsuki
(Soko-tsuki) |
Direct
with the base of the palm of the hand. |
| Nodowa |
Direct
with the portion of the hand included between the forefinger
and thumb. |
| Yubi-tsuki |
Direct
with the fingers in peak form. |
| Kakuto-uchi
(Tekubi-uchi) |
Assault
with the wrist. |
| Nakadaka-ken |
Assault
with the second phalanx of the heart-finger. |
| Ipon-nukite |
Assault
in nukite of the forefinger. |
| Nihon-nukite |
Assault
in nukite of the forefingers and heart-finger. |
| Nuki-te |
Direct
with the top of the fingers. |
Atama-zuki
|
To
throb with the head. |
|
|
|
MOROTE
WAZA (REINFORCED
TECHNIQUES)
|
| Morote
tsuki |
Direct
in sei-ken with the parallel fists and to the same height. |
| Morote-nidan-tsuki |
Direct
in sei-ken with the fists to different height. |
| Awase-tsuki |
Direct
a fist in sei-ken and other one in gyaku-ken to different
height (the fist in giaku is that of the anticipated leg).
|
| Hasami-tsuki |
Direct
in scissors. |
| Yoko-morote-nidan-tsuki |
Like
morote-nidan-tsuki, attacking to a side. |
| Wa-uchi |
Indirect
attacking simultaneously with both fists in kentsui. |
|
|
|
EMPI
WAZA
HIZI ATE (ELBOW TECHNIQUES)
|
Mae-enpi-uchi
(Mae-hizi-ate) |
Elbow
assault to the front (the low part of the fist looks down). |
Yoko-enpi-uchi
(Yoko-hizi-ate)
|
Elbow
assault to the side (the low part of the fist looks down).
|
Mawashi-enpi-uchi
(Mawashi-hizi-ate)
|
Circular
elbow assault towards ahead (the low part of the fist looks
down). . |
Tate-enpi-uchi
(Tate-hizi-ate) |
Ascending
elbow assault (the low part of the fist looks at the face). |
Yoko-mawashi-enpi
-uchi
(Yoko-mawashi-hizi-ate)
|
Elbow
assault to the side from towards to backwards (the low part
of the fist looks down). |
Ushiro-enpi-uchi
(Ushiro-hizi-ate)
|
Elbow
assault from towards to backwards, similar movement to the
accomplishment of the hikite (the low part of the fist looks
up).
THIS
THROB OF ELBOW IS THE ONLY ONE THAT IS UNDERSTOOD AS DIRECT
IN OUR SCHOOL.
|
|
|
|
UCHI
TE WAZA (INDIRECT
HAND TECHNIQUES)
|
| Ura-ken
|
Indirect
with Ura-ken to the front. |
| Ura-ken-mawashi-uchi |
Indirect
with Ura-ken attacking horizontally. |
|
Ura-ken-uchi-age
|
Indirect
with Ura-ken attacking from the bottom up. |
Tetsui-uchi
(Kentsui-uchi)
|
Indirect
attacking with the exterior part of the fist (hammer fist).
|
Ura-tetsui-uchi
(Ura-kentsui-uchi)
|
Indirect
attacking with the internal part of the fist (Hammer of the
thumb). |
| Shuto-uchi
|
Indirect
with the external side of the hand. |
| Haito-uchi
|
Indirect
with the internal side of the hand. |
| Keito-uchi
|
Indirect
with the base of the thumb. |
| Uchi-haito-uchi
|
Attacking
from the exterior to the interior. |
| Soto-haito-uchi
|
Attacking
from the interior to the exterior. |
| Barate-uchi
|
Assault
with the palm of the hand and fingers. |
Yubi-uchi
(Washide-uchi)
|
Assault
with the fingers in peak form but circular form. |
| Soko-Uchi
|
With
the base of the palm of the hand but in circular form. |
