Ichi
Ni
San
Shi
Go
Roku
Shichi
Hachi
Kyu
Jyu
Age uke
Choku zuki
Enbusen
Gedan
Gedan barai
Gyaku zuki
Hanmi
Heisoku dachi
Hidari
JKA
JKA Shotokan Karate
Jodan
Kai moku
Kamae
Kamaete
Karate
Karate-do
Karategi
Kata
Keage
Keri
Kiai
Kiba dachi
Kihon
Kime
Kumite
Mae geri
Mae ni
Migi
Mokuso
Musubi dachi
Naore
Obi
Oi zuki
Osu
Otagai ni rei
Rei
Ren zuki
Sanbon (ren) zuki
Seiza
Sensei ni rei
Shizen tai
Shomen
Shomen ni rei
Soto uke
Suri ashi
Taikyoku shodan
Tate shuto uke
Uchi uke
Unsoku
Ushiro ni
Yame
Yasume
Yoi
Yoko ni
Zanshin
Zenkutsu dachi
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Rising block
Straight punch
The line of movements in a kata
Lower level
Lower block
Punching in a stance with the opposite hand as leg in front
"Half body" - we turn the body to the side
Stance with closed feet
Left
Japan Karate Association
The style we practise, heritage of Funakoshi Gichin Sensei, the founder of modern karate
Upper level
Open your eyes (finishing meditation)
Position
Get ready (into position)
Empty hands
The way of karate - do is a common suffix to describe arts
Karate wear, uniform
Formal exercise
Swing (of the leg)
Kick
Maximum focus of the power with a shout
(ALWAYS let it out when we practise basics and you hear the 10th count)
Horse riding stance
Basics
Finishing the technic - focus of the power
Exercise together (partner exercise)
Front kick
To the front
Right
Close your eyes (starting meditation)
Opened stance, heels together (used to bow)
Return to start position
Belt
Punching in a stance with the same hand as leg in front
A word for multi purposes (showing respect, saying: understood…)
Bow to each other
Bow
Punch combination
Triple punch
Kneeling position
Bow to the teacher
Natural position
The front, also used for the body position, when we turn completely to the front
Bow to the front
Block from outside
Feet sliding on the floor
The first, simplified formal excercise
Vertical block (mainly the start of basic technics)
Block from inside
Moving the feet (stepping technics)
Backwards
Stop
Relax
Attention
To the side
Keeping the state of awareness
Front stance, 60% of the body weight is on the front leg