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Terminology

The various Japanese words and phrases you are likely to encounter.

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 Title   Type   Size   Last Modified   Description 
Common Goju-Ryu Phrases Document 3 K 22-May-2004 The most common phrases you will encounter when you start training.
Karate Terms Document 1 K 12-Apr-2004 These pages describe most of the techniques and words you come across frequently.
Stances (-dachi or -tachi) Document 4 K 12-Apr-2004  
Blocks (uke waza) Document 1 K 12-Apr-2004  
Foot/leg Techniques Document 2 K 12-Apr-2004  
Movements Document 1 K 12-Apr-2004  
Sparring Document 1 K 12-Apr-2004  
Supplementary Training (Hojo undo) Document 1 K 12-Apr-2004  
Other Terms Document 1 K 12-Apr-2004  
Hand/arm Techniques Document 3 K 12-Apr-2004  
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