Strike.

From outside to inside (see Soto).

"Apprentice." An old Japanese practice where a student was apprenticed to a martial arts master in order to become an instructor in turn.

Forearm or arm.

An Okinawan style of karate founded by Kanbum Uechi. It is characterized by linear patterns and forceful breathing.

Block.

"Receiver." The partner upon whom the technique is executed.

Break fall.

"Breakfalling." The art of using shock-dispersing action such as rolls and breakfalls to avoid injury when falling.

Hand that block. The one that defend.

Movement, exercising.

Exercise.

"Reverse," "hidding," or "rear."

What you can't see at glance. See Omote.

Reverse punch.

Reverse fist.

"Back," "rear," or "behind."

Backward.

To strike or to hit.

Jacket.

"Up" or "upward."