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Karate

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Japanese

Pronunciation

Line Up

Shugo

Shoe-go

Attention

Kyotsuke

Ki-O-skay

Ready

Yoi

Yo-E

Sit down

Saiza

Say-za

Bow

Rei

Ray

Thanks

Arrigato

Are-ray-gato

Way of the Empty Hand

Karate-Do

Kara-te-doe

Teacher

Sensei

Sen-say

Student

Deshi or Montei

Des-she Mon-te

Chief Instructor

Osensei

Oh Sen-say

Grand Master

Hanshi

Han-she

Training Hall

Dojo

Doe-joe

Forms

Kata

Ka-ta

Turn Around

Mawate

Ma-wa-te

Upper

Jodan

Joe-don

Middle

Chudan

Chew-don

Lower

Gedan

Gay-don

Block

Uke

Uuk-E

Punch

Zuki

Zoo-key

Kick

Keri

Care-A

Left

Hidari

Hi-dare-A

Right

Migi

Mig-E

Begin(start)

Hajime

Ha-Gee-may

Stance

Dachi

Da-chi

Yes

Hi

hi

No

Iyea

E-A

Wait

Matte

Mah-tay

Striking

Atemi

Uniform

Gi

Belt

Obi

Tachikata - Stances

Shiko-dachi

Square Stance

Nekoashi-dachi

Cat stance

Shizentai Dachi

Natural stance

Zenkutsu-dachi

Front leg bent stance

Kosa-dachi

Cross leg stance

Semekata - Attacking
Techniques

Seiken Waza - Fist techniques

Gedan zuki

Low Punch

Chudan zuki

Middle chest punch

Jodan zuki

High punch

Oi-zuki

Chasing punch (side squat

punch)
Morote-zuki

Augmented side punch

Yubi-waza - Finger Techniques

Nukite-zuki

Spear hand thrust

Uchi-waza - Striking Techniques

Uraken-uchi

Backfist strike

Kentsui-uchi

Hammer fist strike

Shuto-uchi

Knife hand strike

Haito-uchi

Ridgehand strike

Ate-waza - Smashing Techniques

Hiji-ate

Elbow smash

Hiza-ate

Knee smash

Shotei-ate

Palm-heel smash

Ukekata - Blocking Techniques

Jodan-uke

Upper block

Chudan-uke

Middle outward block

Gedan-uke

Lower block

Morote-barai-uke

Augmented block

Keri Kata -

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