Blue I

Front 1

Accelerated move

Back 1

Moves which pick up speed when approaching target or moves taught to lower rank who has proven ability to handle greater knowledge.

Front 2

Angle of desired positioning

Back 2

Best way to position body or extremities in anticipation of next move

Front 3

Angle of disturbance

Back 3

Disrupts opponent's angle of brace. Good angles of brace synonymous with good posture

Front 4

Angle of efficiency

Back 4

Same as angle of desired positioning - best action is gained from direction

Front 5

Associated moves

Back 5

Moves which are similar therefore produce similar results

Front 6

Bridge

Back 6

Move which closes gap between you and opponent

Front 7

Committed action

Back 7

Attack that crosses line of no return. One must finish or be hit.

Front 8

Compensate

Back 8

ability to change move or sequence allowing for margin of error

Front 9

Counter balance

Back 9

Centering of weight or energy to maintain desirable center of gravity

Front 10

Deceptive rhythm

Back 10

Irregular timing designed to disrupt opponent's defense. Aka broken rhythm or deceptive timing

Front 11

Defensive/offensive

Back 11

Single move which contains double factor such that it protects same as it attacks

Front 12

Defensive persuasion

Back 12

Force opponent to protect certain areas, acting as cover-fire to keep opponent busy thinking about safety

Front 13

Distraction

Back 13

Deceptive move designed to make opponent lose concentration

Front 14

Family groupings

Back 14

Moves that sequentially follow other moves due to kinetics of human body

Front 15

Flowery

Back 15

Fancy impractical moves that look nice but don't serve purpose

Front 16

Fluid movements

Back 16

Moves which flow into one another but don't get in each other's way.

Front 17

Flurry

Back 17

Fluid group of moves used to overwhelm opponent

Front 18

Hidden moves

Back 18

Moves that are seen but not understood

Front 19

Hook

Back 19

Circular attack that hits target after apex of movement target

Front 20

Kata

Back 20

Exercise which describes motion in detail. Encyclopedia of motion. Japanese for how one behaves

Front 21

Kinetics

Back 21

Study of relationship of motion and forces associated with motion

Front 22

Leverage points

Back 22

Targets that control opponent's position, preventing counter

Front 23

Meet

Back 23

Heading opponent off at pass and confronting before ready

Front 24

Obscure moves

Back 24

Moves that are felt but not seen

Front 25

Opposing forces

Back 25

When two or more forces going towards each other meet in order to gain greater energy

Front 26

Penetration point

Back 26

Spot where motion is created

Front 27

Spontaneous

Back 27

moves which are done without thinking. Internalized moves

Front 28

Weapons availability

Back 28

Strikes or blocks that can be used from where they are in relation to targets

Front 29

Cover out

Back 29

Retreat while facing opponent to zone of sanctuary. Rear cross over then step away

Front 30

Hop

Back 30

Jump with one foot

Front 31

Leap

Back 31

Jump with both feet

Front 32

Double cover out

Back 32

Cover out then second, back toward zone of sanctuary

Front 33

Pivoting axis

Back 33

Line about which to rotate. e.g. vertical rotational line in reverse punch.

Front 34

Checking cock

Back 34

Chambered weapon which is available while also applying check

Front 35

Double check

Back 35

Checking two things at once or simultaneous checks

Front 36

Neutralized hands

Back 36

Checking or controlling both opponent's hands

Front 37

Offensive check

Back 37

Attacking check that is used to set up counter. Aka striking check

Front 38

Rebounding check

Back 38

Check applied then removed but returns and checks again