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Term | Meaning |
Kagi Zuki | Hook punch |
Kai | Organization; Understand |
Kaisho | Club |
Kaishocho | Head Instructor of a Club |
Kaiten Nage | Rotary throw |
Kaiso | Opening Ancestor |
Kakato | Heel |
Kakato uke | Bent wrist lock |
Kake | Attack; Application of the technique |
Kaiaku | A vital point located on the hand |
Kakiwaza uke | Pushing through block |
Kakuto | Bent sword; Bent wrist |
Kakuto uke | Bent wrist block |
Kaiten | Spin; Rotary |
Kan | A building or structure |
Kama | Sickle, used in pairs in Okinawan Karate |
Kamae | Posture |
Kami | Hair |
Kami shiho gatame | Upper four-corner hold |
Kan | School; Intuition |
Kancho | (1) School President
(2) Head Instructor of a School |
Kane sute | Flying sacrifice |
Kani basami | Flying scissors |
Kanji | (1) Oriental Writing
(2) A Character in the Japenese System of Writing Based Upon Borrowed or Modified Chinese Characters |
Kano, Jigoro | Founder of Judo |
Kansetsu | Joint lock |
Kansetsu waza | Joint locking techniques |
Kanzen Muketsu | Absolute perfection |
Kara | Empty |
KaradaZuki | Body Build |
Karate | (1) Empty hand
(2) A martial arts style featuring strikes |
Karate Do | Empty Handed Way |
Kata | (1) Form, sometimes stylized and pre-arranged; Nage no kata
(2) Shoulder. Kata guruma |
Kata Dori | Shoulder or lapel grab |
Kata gatame | Shoulder hold |
Kata guruma | Shoulder wheel throw |
Kata ha jime | Single edge choke |
Kata Ido | Form movement |
Kata juji jime | Half cross choke |
Katame | Grappling |
Katame waza | (1) Mat work
(2) Grappling and ground-fighting techniques (3) Also known as Ne-waza |
Katana | Long sword |
Kata te Dori | Straight wrist grab |
Kata te tori | Grasping of hands |
Katsu | Revival techniques |
Kazuri kesa gatame | Modified scarf hold |
Ke | House; Family |
Keage | Kick upward |
Kekomi | Kick through; Kick thrust |
Keiko | Practice; Training the spirit |
Keikogi | Practice Uniform |
Keiko uchi | Chicken beak strike |
Kempo | Fist law; Fist way |
Kempoka | Practictioner of Kempo |
Kendo | Japanese sword fighting |
Kenko | Health and Peace |
Kensho | Insight; Religious insight |
Kentsui | Fist hammer |
Keri | Kick |
Keri waza | Kicking techniques |
Kesa gatame | Scarf hold |
Ki | Vital energy; Spirit; Spiritual Energy |
Kiai | (1) Spiritual harmony;
(2) Shout or yell with vital energy (ki) |
Kiba dachi | Horse stance |
Kihon | Basics |
Kihon Ido | Basic movement |
Kihon Kumite | Basic sparring |
Kihon waza | Basic Techniques |
Kime | Focus |
Kintama | Groin/Testicles |
Kiotsuke | Attention |
Kirikami | Cut of Paper |
Kitskay | Attention |
Kiyo | Positive spirit |
Kiyojute Ryu | The Family of Spiritually Positive, Gentle People |
Ko | (1) Skill
(2) Minor |
Kobujutsu | Ancient martial art; Weapon arts |
Kodokan | (1) Headquarters of Judo in Japan
(2) Literally, "school for studying the way" |
Kohai | Junior Student |
Koko | Tiger mouth |
Koko uchi | Tiger mouth strike |
Kokutsu dachi | Back stance |
KoKyu | Breath |
KoKyu Nage | Breath throw |
KoKyu Ho | Breathing division or method |
Komi | Pulling |
Koppo | Bone method; Bone breaking |
Koreisai | A vital point located on the top of the foot |
Kosa Dori | Cross hand grab |
Koshi | (1) Hip
(2) Ball of the foot |
Koshi guruma | Hip wheel throw |
Koshi jime | Hip choke |
Koshi Nage | Hip throw |
Koshi waza | Hip techniques |
Kosoto gakae | Minor outer hook |
Kosoto gari | Minor outer reaping throw |
Kote | Forearm |
Kote gaeshi | Forearm throw / reversal |
Kouchi gari | Minor inner reaping throw |
Ku | Nine. See also numerals |
Kubi | Neck / Shoulder |
Kubi Nage | Shoulder throw |
Kumikata | Forms of gripping; Methods of holding |
Kumite | Sparring |
Kunren | Discipline |
Kurisuchan | Christian |
Kusarigama | Sickle with a rope or chain attached |
Kusho | Vital points of the body |
Kuzushi | Balance breaking |
Kyoshi | (1) Faith Teacher
(2) Head Instructor |
Kyu | Grade under black belt; 10th Kyu is the lowest and 1st the highest |
Kyusho | Vital point |
Kyusho jutsu | Pressure point strikes |
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