Uke
1. Block, blocking
2. The person receiving the technique/strike.
Pronounced: oo-keh
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- Age Uke: Rising block. Always performed at Jodan level. It may be prepared with...
- Ashibo Kake Uke: Leg hooking block. The leg is raised to the side and swung outwards in...
- Ashikubi Kake Uke: Ankle Hooking Block. Can be used to block a Mae Geri (front kick).
- Awase Uke: 1. Open handed augmented side block. 2. A general term for all...
- Chudan Ude Uke: Middle Level Outer Forearm Block. + Redirect to Uchi Uke - Redirect...
- Chudan Uke: Middle level block, a general term for middle level blocks....
- Chuge Uke: Double block - a combined Gedan Barai Uke and Uchi Uke. Sometimes...
- De Ashi Osae Uke: Advanced pinning of the foot/leg. Quite simply, standing on their foot...
- Deai Osae Uke: Smothering Block, done as one moves forward. Same as Osae Uke, but as...
- Empi Uke: Elbow Block. A general term for the blocks using the elbow.
- Fumikomi Age Uke: Stepping in upper block. The technique is Age Uke, but Fumikomi...
- Fumikomi Shuto Uke: Stepping in knife hand block. The technique is Shuto Uke, but Fumikomi...
- Fumikomi Ude Uke: Stepping in forearm block.
- Gedan Barai Uke: Lower Level Sweeping Block. Also referred to as groin block. It is...
- Gedan Keri Uke: Lower level kick block.
- Gedan Uke: Lower level block.
- Haishu Uke: Back of the (Open) Hand Block.
- Haito Uke: Ridge Hand Block.
- Haiwan Nagashi Uke: The combination of Haiwan Uke (back of forearm block) and Nagashi Uke...
- Haiwan Uke: Back of the forearm block. Opening move in Heian Nidan, combined with...
- Hangetsu Barai Uke: Sweeping Half Moon Foot Block. It follows a half-moon path along the...
- Hazushi Uke: Evading, dodging or removing block. It generally refers to evading...
- Hiji Uke: + Redirect to Empi Uke - Redirect to Empi Uke Elbow Block. A...
- Hineri Uke: Twisting block.
- Hiza Uke: Knee Block.
- Jodan Uke: Upper level block. A generic term for blocks to the face/head area....
- Juji Uke: Cross (or X-) block. When performed at Gedan level the hands and...
- Kake Shuto Uke: Hooking knife hand block.
- Kake Uke: Hooking block. This is also a common abbreviation for Tekubi Kake Uke....
- Kakiwake Uke: Reverse wedge block. A two-handed block using the outside of the...
- Kakuto Uke: Bent wrist block, or crane head block. It uses the back of the wrist...
- Katate Uke: One hand or single hand block.
- Keito Uke: Chicken head block.
- Ko Uke: + Redirect to Kakuto Uke - Redirect to Kakuto Uke Bent wrist block,...
- Mae Uke: Front block.
- Manji Uke: Double block combining a Gedan Barai Uke (lower level sweeping block)...
- Mikazuki Geri Uke: Crescent kick block.
- Morote Sukui Uke: Two handed scooping block. In the opening sequence of Seiunchin.
- Morote Ude Uke: Two Handed (reinforced or augmented) Forearm Block. Is effectively a...
- Morote Uke: Two Handed (reinforced or augmented) Block. Can refer to a number of...
- Nagashi Uke: Flowing block, to avoid an attack. Focus on diversion. Similar to Age...
- Nami Gaeshi Uke: Wave counter block. It is an inside snapping block with the bottom of...
- Osae Uke: Pressing block. It is a downward open handed pressing technique, as in...
- Otoshi Uke: Dropping block.
- Sasae Uke: Supported block, normally referring to a supported forearm block.
- Seiryuto Uke: Ox-Jaw Block.
- Shuto Uke: Knife Hand Block. A block using the outside edge of the hand, normally...
- Sokumen Awase Uke: Side combined block, augmented with the palm of the hand.
- Sokutei Mawashi Uke: A circular/crescent block using the sole of the foot.
- Sokutei Osae Uke: Downward pressing block using the bottom of the foot.
- Sokutei Uke: Block using the bottom of the foot.
- Sokuto Osae Uke: Foot Edge Pressing Block.
- Soto Ude Uke: + Redirect to Soto Uke - Redirect to Soto Uke Outside Block....
- Soto Uke: Outside Block. Normally performed at Chudan level but can also be done...
- Sukui Te: + Redirect to Sukui Uke - Redirect to Sukui Uke Scooping block....
- Sukui Uke: Scooping block. Also called Sukui Te (scooping hand).
- Tate Shuto Uke: Vertical knife hand block. The hand is bent at the wrist, as in kata...
- Teisho Awase Uke: Palm heel combined block.
- Teisho Uke: Palm heel block.
- Tekubi Kake Uke: Bent wrist block. It is a block done by deflecting an attack with the...
- Tsukami Uke: Grasping block.
- Tzuki Uke: Punching block. The defender punches the incoming strike to deflect...
- Uchi Ude Uke: + Redirect to Uchi Uke - Redirect to Uchi Uke Inside Block....
- Uchi Uke: Inside Block. Normally performed at Chudan level but can also be done...
- Ude Uke: Forearm block.
- Uke: 1. Block, blocking 2. The person receiving the technique/strike....
- Uke No Kata: The Blocking Pattern. A GoSoku_Ryu kata using a embusen similar to...
- Uke Waza: Blocking Techniques.
page revision: 16, last edited: 07 Jan 2011 12:37