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STRIKES - UCHI
Age-empi uchi - Upward elbw strike. Sometimes called "tate
empi uchi" seen in the kata nijshiho
Haishu uchi - back hand strike. A strike with the back of the hand
where the fingers are straight.
Haito uchi - ridge-hand strike.
Hiji-ate - elbow strike, also called "empi uchi"
Hijiatemi or hijiate - elbow strikes.
Ippon nukite - one finger strike.
Ippon tsuki - one finger thrust today we use the term ippon nukite
Keito ucji - chicken head strike
Kentsuiuchi or tettsui uchi - hammer fist strike.
Kumade uchi - bear hand strike. Kumade also means rake or fork
Nihon tsuki - two finger thrust today we use the term nihon nukite
Nukite - spear hand
Shihon nukite - four finger strike
Shihon tsuki - four finger thrust. Today we use the term shihon
nukite
Shuto uchi - knife hand strike.
Tate empi uchi, upward elbow strike. Sometimes also called "age
empi"
Te gantana uke - hand sword block, this is now most commonly reffered
to as "shuto uke"
Teisho ushi - palm heel strike
Tettsui uchi - bottom fist strike. Also called "kentsui"
Uraken uchi - back fist strike.
Ushiro mawashi empi uchi - back roundhouse elbow strike
Washide uchi - eagle beak strike
Yoko empi uchi - side elbow strike
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