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Dojo: School or training room Sensei: Teacher Sempai: Senior Shihan: Master Instructor Kyu: Rank Gi: Uniform Obi: Belt Hai: Yes Osu (pronounced oos): "I understand and will try my best." Also used to show respect, enthusiasm. Do: Way Budo: Way of combat Zanshin: Poise and control Kime: Focus Kihon: Fundamentals/Basics Kiai: Spirit shout/focus of spiritual energy Kata: Practice form Bunkai: Application (interpretation) of kata techniques Kumite: Sparring/fighting Ippon kumite: One-step sparring Jiyyu kumite: Free sparring Waza: Technique Dachi: Stance Tsuki (Zuki): Punch |
Uchi: Strike Uke: Block Rei: Bow Waza: Technique Geri: Kick Ashi-barai: Foot sweep Kamae: Posture Yori-ashi: Sliding the feet Tai-sabaki: Body shifting Mokuso: Meditate/Gather Your Thoughts Dozo: Please Zanshin: Awareness; Continuing mind/heart - connotes "following through" a technique while maintaining awareness Yoi: Ready Yame: Stop Yasume: Relax (or ready position) Sensei ni: Face towards the teacher Otaigai ni: Face towards each other Shomen ni: Face towards the front Rei: Bow Seiza: Meditation position-kneeling Mawatte: Turn around Hajime: Begin |