List of Shito-ryu techniques
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  • List of techniques, used in Shito-ryu style of Karate.

Dachi (stances)

  • Heisoku dachi: Toes & heels together, (closed foot stance), at "attention".

  • Musubi dachi: Heels together, & toes apart, (open foot stance) "knot" shape.

  • Heiko dachi: Feet apart, parallel (open, hip width).

  • Hachiji dachi: Feet apart, toes pointing OUT at 45 degrees (open, shoulder width).

  • Uchi-Hachiji dachi (Niafanchi Dachi): Feet apart, toes pointing IN at 45 degrees (open, shoulder width).

  • Shiko dachi: Straddle leg, "Sumo" stance.

  • Moto dachi: Front knee partially bent, forward stance

(shorter than Zenkutsu dachi).
  • Zenkutsu dachi: Front knee bent, long forward stance.

  • Nekoashi dachi: "Cat foot" stance.

  • Sanchin dachi: Inward tension stance. ("Hour glass" stance.)

  • Kokutsu dachi: "Looking back" stance. ("Back stance".)

  • Renoji dachi: Stance resembling the letter "L".

  • 'Tee'-ji dachi: Stance resembling the letter "T" upside down.

  • Kosa dachi: "Hooked leg" stance.

  • Sagiashi dachi: "Heron foot" stance (one-legged).

  • Ukiashi dachi: Stance resembling Nekoashi dachi, but more upright in a loose floating leg stance.

Uke-waza (blocking techniques)

  • Gedan barai uke (Hari uke): Low-level, downward block / sweeping block.

  • Yoko uke (Soto uke): Block from inside (centre of body), towards outside.

  • Yoko uchi (Uchi uke): Block from outside, towards inside (centre of body).

  • Age uke: Rising, upper-level block.

  • Yoko Barai uke: Side, sweeping block.

  • Uchi Otoshi uke: Circular, inside drop (downward pushing) block.

  • Tsuki uke: Simultaneous punching (forearm) block.

  • Te Kubi Sasae uke: Augmented (supported) wrist block.

  • Sukui uke: Scoop block.

  • Shuto uke: "Knife-hand" block.

  • Kosa uke: "X" block (wrists crossed).

  • Hijisasae uke: Augmented (inside-middle) elbow block.

  • Osae uke: Pressing down block.

  • Kakewake uke: Reverse-wedge block.

  • Nagashi uke: Cross-body open-hand flowing/sweeping block.

  • Shiuko uke (Haishu Uke): Open-hand, back-hand block.

  • Shotei uke (Teisho): Palm-heel block.

Uchi-waza (striking techniques)

  • Seiken tsuki: Fore fist, straight punch (for basic practice).

  • Oi tsuki: Lunge punch.

  • Gyaku tsuki: Reverse hand punch.

  • Furi tsuki: Circular/swinging (roundhouse) punch.

  • Age tsuki: Rising punch.

  • Kagi tsuki: Hook punch.

  • Mae Te tsuki: Lead-hand (forward hand) jab-punch.

  • Ura tsuki: Inverted (palm up), close punch.

  • Morote tsuki: U-shape punch.

  • Tate tsuki: Vertical fist punch.

  • Nihon tsuki: Double punch.

  • Shuto uchi: "Knife" (chopping) hand strike.

  • Ura uchi: Back fist punch.

  • Kentsui uchi: Bottom fist strike.

  • Shotei (Teisho) uchi: Palm-heel strike.

  • Haito uchi: Ridge-hand strike.

  • Haishu uchi: Open back-hand strike.

  • Hiji ate uchi: Elbow strike.

  • Koken uchi: Bent wrist-hand strike.

Keri-waza (kicking techniques)

  • Mae geri: Front (forward & return) kick.

  • Oi geri: Stepping (lunging forward) kick.

  • Yoko sokuto geri: Side (edge of foot) kick.

  • Mawashi geri: Roundhouse kick (to front).

  • Gyaku Mawashi geri: Reverse direction (inside) roundhouse kick.

  • Ura Mawashi geri: Back leg, hook kick to front (heel/ball of foot).

  • Ushiro geri: Straight-back (backward) kick.

  • Ushiro Mawashi geri: Spinning, back-roundhouse kick to front.

  • Mae-ashi geri: Forward leg, front kick.

  • Fumikomi geri: Stamping/thrusting kick.

  • Hiza geri: Knee cap kick.

  • Ushiro geri: Spinning-back, roundhouse kick.

  • Gyaku geri: Reverse (inside) roundhouse kick.

  • Mae-tobi geri: Front (jumping/flying) kick.

  • Yoko-tobi geri: Side (jumping/flying) kick.
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