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Match the Aikido term with its corresponding meaning:
Match the Aikido term with its corresponding meaning:
Manaka = Centre Mae = In front Ushiro = Behind Yoko = Side
Match the Aikido term with its description of body motion:
Match the Aikido term with its description of body motion:
Meguri = Spiraling movement Tenkan = Revolution Furi Komi = Movement from low to high Ukemi = Break fall
Match the Aikido term with its body part reference:
Match the Aikido term with its body part reference:
Kata = Shoulder Kubi = Neck Hiza = Knee Koshi = Hip
Match the Aikido term with the area of the body it refers to:
Match the Aikido term with the area of the body it refers to:
Match the Aikido term with its corresponding hand/arm part:
Match the Aikido term with its corresponding hand/arm part:
Match the Aikido level with its corresponding body area:
Match the Aikido level with its corresponding body area:
Match the Aikido term with its strike type:
Match the Aikido term with its strike type:
Match the Aikido term with its corresponding action:
Match the Aikido term with its corresponding action:
Match the Aikido term with strike area:
Match the Aikido term with strike area:
Match the Aikido terms related to number of hands used:
Match the Aikido terms related to number of hands used:
Match the Aikido body part with its corresponding location:
Match the Aikido body part with its corresponding location:
Match the Aikido strike type with where it's delivered:
Match the Aikido strike type with where it's delivered:
Match the Aikido term with its use or function in movement:
Match the Aikido term with its use or function in movement:
Match the Aikido term with its body part target:
Match the Aikido term with its body part target:
Match the Aikido term to the use of hand in performing it:
Match the Aikido term to the use of hand in performing it:
Match the Aikido region with the basic stances you may take:
Match the Aikido region with the basic stances you may take:
Match the direction in relation to orientation/ stance:
Match the direction in relation to orientation/ stance:
Match the Aikido term to its definition:
Match the Aikido term to its definition:
Match the Aikido term to its location on the body:
Match the Aikido term to its location on the body:
Flashcards
Manaka
Manaka
The center point; implies balance and origin.
Meguri
Meguri
A spiraling movement, like a tour.
Mae
Mae
Positioned in front of.
Ushiro
Ushiro
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Yoko
Yoko
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Soto
Soto
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Uchi
Uchi
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Kamae
Kamae
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Tenkan
Tenkan
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Kata
Kata
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Kubi
Kubi
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Men
Men
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Eri
Eri
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Ude
Ude
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Hiji
Hiji
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Kote
Kote
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Te
Te
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Mune
Mune
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Study Notes
- Manaka means "centre".
- Meguri refers to a spiraling, turning movement.
- Mae means "in front".
- Ushiro means "behind".
- Yoko means "to the side".
- Soto means "exterior" or outside.
- Uchi means "interior" or inside.
- Kamae refers to a stance or guard.
- Tenkan means "revolution" or turning.
- Kata means "shoulder".
- Kubi means "neck".
- Men means "face".
- Eri means "collar".
- Ude refers to the upper arm.
- Hiji means "elbow".
- Kote refers to the hand/wrist.
- Te means "hand".
- Mune means "chest".
- Tekubi means "wrist".
- Ashi means "feet".
- Hiza means "knee".
- Koshi means "hip".
- Jordan refers to the upper level.
- Chodan refers to the middle level.
- Gedan refers to the lower level.
- Ukemi means "breakfall".
- Uke kotai means "change of partner".
- Furi komi means "movement from low to high".
- Karate means "one hand".
- Ryote means "two hands".
- Atemi means "direct hit".
- Tsuki means "punch".
- Empi uchi means "elbow strike".
- Geri means "kick".
- Shomen refers to a strike to the front.
- Yoko men refers to a strike to the side.
- Kime means "focus".
- Kiai is a shout accompanying Kime.
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