Koryu Uchinadi Newcastle

1 - Ichi

2 - Ni

3 - San

4 - Shi

5 - Go

6 - Roku

7 - Shichi

8 - Hachi

9 - Ku

10 - Ju

11 - Ju ichi

12 - Ju ni

13 - Ju san

14 - Ju shi

15 - Ju go

16 - Ju roku

17 - Ju shichi

18 - Ju hachi

19 - Ju ku

20 - Ni 

Japanese

Ko Ryu Uchina-di

Kenpo Jutsu

Karate (car-ra-tay)

Sensei (sen-say)

Senpai (sem-pie)

Kohai (koe-hi)

Dojo (doe-joe)

Obi (oh-bee)

Gi (gee)

English meaning

Old style Okinawan Hand

(Fujian Quanfa) Art

Empty hand

Instructor / Teacher

Assistant Instructor / Teacher

Junior, one being mentored

Training hall

Belt

Uniform

• Kiyosuke (key-o-ski)
• Seiza (say-za)
• Mokuso (mock-so)
• Yame (yar-may)
• Shomen ni (show-men-nee)
• Rei (ray)
• Sensei ni (sensay nee)
• Otagai ni (o-toe-gar-nee)
• Keritsu (care-rit-sue)
• Onegaishimasu (ona-gashi-mas)
• Domo arigato gozaimashita (domo_ah-ree-ga-toe-go-zar-ee-mush-ta)
• Otsukare samma deshita (ots-kara summer desh-ta)

• Come to attention
• Kneel down - formal posture
• Close eyes, meditate
• End, finish, stop
• Face towards the front
• Bow, show courtesy
• Courtesy to the Instructor / Teacher
• Courtesy to each other
• Stand up
• Said when entering the Dojo, to the Instructor at the start of class and to fellow students before and after training
• Formal Thank you / courtesy to the Teacher when bowing out at the end of class
• Your time has been well spent, said to fellow students when bowing at the end of class

• Junbi undo (joon-be oondo)
• Seri undo (sare-ree oondo)
• Antai gouwa
• Moichido (moe-itchy-doe)
• Hai (short, sharp Hi)

• Warm up exercises
• Cool down exercises
• Opposite direction
• One more time
• Yes

• Tsuki waza (tskey wah-zah)
• Jodan (joe-dan)
• Chudan (chew-dan)
• Gedan (gay-dan)
• Kiai (key-i)

• Punching techniques
• Upper level
• Middle level
• Lower level
• Shout with spirit

• Shiho uke waza (she-hoe oo-kay wah-zah

• Hidari (he-dar-ree)
• Migi (mi-gee)
• Jodan uke (joe-dan oo-kay)
• Gedan barai uke (gay-dan baa-rah-ee oo-kay)
• Uchi uke (oo-chee oo-kay)
• Soto uke (so-toh oo-kay)
• Kake uke (kar-kay oo-kay)
• Shuto uke (shoe-toe oo-kay)

• 4 directional receiving techniques

• Left
• Right
• Rising block
• Downward block
• Inside block
• Outside block
• Seizing block
• Sword-hand block

• Haishu waza (hi-shoe wah-zah)
• Kaishu waza (ki-shoe wah-zah)
• Keri waza (care-ree wah-zah)
• Kamae waza (car-my-ee wah-zah)
• Ne waza (nay wah-zah)
• Futari geiko (foo-tar-ree gay-koe)
• Tegumi (tay-goo-me)
• Kata (carta)
• Kumite (koo-mit-tay)
• Taisabaki (ty-sar-barky)
• Ashisabaki 

• Combination strikes
• Techniques with open hand
• Kicking techniques
• Defensive postures, stances
• Ground techniques
• Partner drill from solo exercise
• 2 person exercise
• Fixed pattern
• Free fighting
• Body movement
• Foot movement

• Mae geri (my-ee gairy)
• Mawashi geri (ma-wash gairy)
• Yoko geri (yoe-koe gairy)
• Mikazuki geri

• Front kick
• Round house (turning) kick
• Side kick
• Crescent kick

• Shizentai yoi (shiz-en-tie yoy)
• Musubi dachi (moo-soo-bee dutchee)
• Kamae ite (ka-my it-tay)
• Hatchi monji dachi (hutchee monjee dutchee)
• Shiko duchi (shee-ko dutchee)
• Zenkutsu dachi (zen-coot-soo dutchee)
• Gyaku zenkutsu dachi (gee-ar-koo zen-coot-soo dutchee)
• Neko ashi dachi (necko ashy dutchee)
• Tsuru ashi dachi or Ippon ashi dachi (tsooroo ashy dutchee)
• Koza dachi (koe-za dutchee)
• Sanchin dachi

• Natural ready posture
• Informal attention
• Assume ready, first stance
• Figure 8 stance
• Sumo stance
• Forward stance
• Reverse forward stance
• Cat leg (foot) stance
• Crane leg stance or one leg stance
• Crossed leg stance
• Hour glass stance