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A rising block technique in martial arts.

A low block technique in martial arts.

Stance in martial arts, front stance.

A hammering fist block in martial arts.

A high block technique in martial arts.

Cat stance facing forward.

Spear hand position in martial arts.

A series of steps and blocks.

A defensive technique where the left hand is used to block an attack coming from below.

A blocking technique using the outside of the forearm.

A forward kicking technique, aimed at an opponent.

A stance with both feet pivoted, creating a rotating stance.

A technique involving a swift kick to the solar plexus.

Rotating the body 180 degrees.

An extended knuckle strike with the palm facing down, used in various karate techniques.

A left-side block technique, similar to a traditional block, but with a specific application.

A middle-level front kick performed with the left leg.

A low block technique executed with the left arm, often simultaneously with a kick.

A fighting stance with the right foot forward, preparing for a punch.

A middle-level front punch performed with the right arm.

A stance with both feet parallel, used for balance and stability.

A Tomari-te kata named after a Chinese envoy, known for its graceful blocking movements.

A stance in martial arts where the feet are shoulder-width apart, the left foot is slightly forward, and the body weight is balanced evenly between both feet.

A technique used in certain martial arts movements where the hands pivot on the knuckles of the middle fingers to change the direction of the strike.

A pulling back motion of the hand during a strike, used to generate power and control.

The edge of the hand used for striking, formed by extending the pinky finger and turning the hand slightly inward.

A block that uses the forearm to deflect an incoming attack, performed by raising the forearm diagonally across the body.

A strike using the palm of the hand, delivered at chest level in a horizontal direction.

A position in martial arts where the arms are extended horizontally at chest level, with the hands facing forward and palms parallel to the ground.

A defensive movement where the hands are pulled apart strongly, simulating tearing a sheet of paper, used in Bassai-Dai.

A circular movement in Bassai-Dai where the fists move from an upraised position, circling down and inward, striking with the palm sides up.

A forward lunge and punch in Bassai-Dai, where the front foot is lifted and the rear foot pushes, delivering a middle level punch.

A movement in Bassai-Dai where the left hand moves to a lower sword hand block position and the right hand moves into an upper sword hand block position, simulating a grabbing motion.

A movement in Bassai-Dai where the front foot is pulled back, the body comes up into a full standing position, and the left hand moves into a downward block while the right hand moves into an upper inside block to the rear.

The timing of the upper blocks in Bassai-Dai, marked as 1..2.3..4, to emphasize specific actions in the sequence.

A kata in Okinawan karate, focusing on powerful blocks and strikes, known for its unique movements sequence.

A stance where both feet are aligned along the same line, used in various movements and techniques.

A karate stance with feet shoulder-width apart, the front foot facing forward and the rear foot at a 45-degree angle, used for stability and power.

A fundamental karate stance with the front leg extended and the rear leg bent, used for balance and delivery of powerful strikes.

A low block using the forearm, typically used to defend against kicks or low punches to the lower body.

A high punch aimed at the opponent's head, delivered with a rising motion.

A straight punch aimed at the opponent's middle section, delivered with a direct forward motion.

A rising block using the open palm, pushing the opponent's attack upwards.

A knee strike delivered using the knee, often aimed at the opponent's abdomen.