| Techniques'
names are not just poethic. They have a function to make it easier to remember
a certain point or principle work with or in the technique.
[A] [B] [C]
[D] [E] [F]
[G] [H] [I]
[J] [K] [L]
[M] [N] [O]
[P] [Q] [R]
[S] [T] [U]
[V] [W] [X]
[Y] [Z]
- A -
Arrow - Bow stance.
- B -
Branch - Leg or an attack made kicking.
- C -
Circles - The defense is made with circular movements.
Clouds - Overlapping circles
Compulsion - Compelling force.
Crane - One leg stance (like the bird's).
Cross - You cross your arms, or your opponent's, in the defense
- D -
Danger - Attack followed by a breakfall or roll on your side.
Darkness/dark - Attack from, or defensive strike to, an obscure
zone.
Death - Choke, strangle or attack to the neck. Also a defense
stomping.
Destruction - Left hand attack.
Doom - Kick.
- E -
- F -
Falcon - Both hands work in the high zone initially.
Fan - Movement with both hands that involves an inward and outward
parry.
Feathers - Hair.
- G -
Gift - The attack involves a handshake.
Glancing - Oblique attack or strike.
- H -
Hammer - The defense is mainly done with hammerfists.
Hoof - Foot.
Horizon - The floor.
- I -
- J -
- K -
Kimono - Lapel grab
- L -
Lance - Knife attack
Leaves - Fingers.
- M -
Mace - Attacking fist (either from the aggressor or the defender).
- N -
- O -
Obscure - Striking a zone you don't see.
- P -
Peaches - Testicles.
Pendulum - Downward block, usually against a kick.
Prong - Thumb.
- Q -
- R -
Rain - Descending attack or defense (attack or defense from above).
Ram - Front tackle or head to the stomach.
Rod - Gun or pistol attack
- S -
Sacrifice - Grabbing of opponent's legs or body.
Salute - Heelpalm strike or push.
Shield - Block.
Snake - Wrapping your opponent's arms with yours.
Storm - Attack with a club or stick.
Sword - Handsword, chop.
- T -
Talon - Wrist grab attack
Twig - Arm or hand.
Twins - Two hands attack.
- U -
- V -
- W -
Wing - Defensive strike with the elbow, or a sized arm.
- X -
- Y -
- Z -
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