Terminology
Counting:
One – Ichi
Two – Ni
Three – San
Four – Shi
Five – Go
Six – Roku
Seven – Shichi
Eight – Hatchi
Nine – Ku
Ten – Ju
Stances:
Dachi – Stance
Yoidachi – Parallel Stance
Heisokudachi – Feet together
Mosubi-Dachi – Standing heels together feet open
Nekoashi-Dachi – Cat Stance
Sanchin-Dachi – shoulder width apart one foot in front turned in slightly
Shiko-Dachi – Horse Stance
Surikomi – Half step
Zenkutsu-Dachi – Front/Regular Stance
Punches:
Zuki – Punch
Chudan-Zuki – Stomach height punch
Furi-Zuki – Swinging Punch
Gyaku-Zuki – Reverse Punch
Ipponashi-Zuki – One legged punch
Jodan-Zuki – Face height punch
Maeken-Zuki – Leading hand punch
Oi-Zuki – Step over punch
Ura-Zuki – Short Punch
Yama-Zuki – Double Punch
Strkes:
Uchi – Strike
Empi-Uchi – Elbow Strike
Haito-Uchi – Strike with hand edge
Ippon-Ken – One knuckle strike
Nukite – Spear Hand
Nihon Nukite – 2 fingered spear hand
Taisho – Ball of hand strike
Tetsui – Hammer Fist
Uraken – Backfist
Kicks:
Geri – Kick
Ashi-Barai – Foot sweep
Fumikomi – Stamping kick
Hiza-Geri – Knee strike
Jodan-Geri – Head kick
Kakato-Geri – Axe kick/heel kick
Kin-Geri – Kick to the groin or any forbidden area (throat, joints etc.)
Mae-Geri – Front kick
Mae-Tobi-Geri – Jumping front kick
Mawashi-Geri – Roundhouse kick
Mikazuki-Geri – Cresent Kick across the body
Ura Mawashigeri – Reverse roundhouse kick with bottom of foot
Ushiro-Geri – Spinning back kick
Yoko-Geri – Side kick bottom of foot
Blocks:
Uke – Block
Gedan-Barai – Lower Block
Jodan-Uke – Upper Block
Juji-Uke – Cross hand block
Sasai-Uke – Support block both arms together
Shuto-Uke – Open hand block
Soto-Uke – Block from inside moving outwards
Tzukami-Uke – Defense with grip