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Techniques Flashcards

1
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diverting, defensive strike or blow

A

ATEMI

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2
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striking techniques

A

ATEMI-WAZA

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3
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First teaching

A

IKKYO

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4
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Second teaching (using wrist pressure)

A

NIKYO

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5
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Third teaching (using wrist pressure)

A

SANKYO

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6
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Fourth teaching (using nerve pressure)

A

YONKYO

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7
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Fifth teaching (reverse grip of ikkyo, esp. for knife attacks)

A

GOKYO

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8
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nage is kneeling and uke attacks from standing

A

HANMI-HANDACHI

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9
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switching from one technique to another

A

HENKO-WAZA

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10
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techniques for disarming opponent armed with JO

A

JO-DORI

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11
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training with JO paired against KEN

A

JO-TAI-KEN

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12
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free-style techniques with one uke (specific or any attacks)

A

JIYU-WAZA

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13
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to return, come back (trans. of kaeru, from kaesu)

A

KAESHI

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14
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reverse (counter) techniques

A

KAESHI-WAZA

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15
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focusing of spirit through sound; sharp shout created from the hara to unbalance opponent; projection of ki

A

KIAI

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16
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free-flowing techniques

A

KI-NO-NAGARE

17
Q

pinning techniques (5th pillar of aikido)

A

OSAE-WAZA

18
Q

techniques with practical applications in self-defense

A

OYO-WAZA

19
Q

“ei”; the shout that cuts away barriers or impurities, thereby uniting opposites; symbolizing the sword of life which cuts things together, as opposed to the sword of death which further divides and separates

A

REPPAKU NO KIAI

20
Q

free-style practice with multiple attackers

A

RANDORI

21
Q

integrated principles of aiki-ken, aiki-jo, and taijutsu

A

RIAI

22
Q

techniques practiced on knees

A

SUWARI-WAZA

23
Q

standing techniques

A

TACHI-WAZA

24
Q

body techniques; empty-handed techniques (done without weapons)

A

TAI-JUTSU

25
Q

“pivoting of the body”; basic blend (tenkan turn)

A

TAI NO HENKO

26
Q

body movements

A

TAI-SABAKI

27
Q

free-style techniques against multiple attackers

A

TANINSU-GAKE

28
Q

techniques to disarm attacker who is using a knife

A

TANTO DORI

29
Q

striking practice with sword or bokken; the same cut is practiced over and over again; can also be done with a wooden staff

A

TANREN

30
Q

“flying break-fall”

A

TOBU-UKEMI

31
Q

rear techniques (“sixth sense”) (6th pillar of Aikido)

A

USHIRO-WAZA

32
Q

technique(s)

A

WAZA

33
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“calling out”; preemptive strike intended to neutralize an attack before it starts to develop

A

YOBI-DASHI

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