400++ Basic Karate Techniques on Windows Pc

Karate (空 手 道) is a martial art originating from Japan. Karate martial arts brought into Japan via Okinawa. This martial art was first called "Tote" which means like "Chinese Hand". When karate came to Japan

1. Horses (dachi): is one of the most important basic movements, because the horses are the foundation of all movements. Here are the various horses that are learned in Karate.
Hachiji-Dachi: Basic Horses (Feet Opened as wide as shoulders)
Zen-Kutsu-Dachi: Heavy front horses
Ko-Kutsu-Dachi: The heavy back horses
Hangetsu-Dachi: The middle heavy horses (in Kata Hangetsu)
Heisoku-Dachi: The middle heavy horses tatapi both feet tightly (in Kata Unsu)
Neko-Ashi-Dachi: Rear weight horses (in Kata Unsu)
Sanshin-Dachi: The middle heavy horses
Sochin-Dachi: The middle heavy horses (in Kata Sochin)
as in the following picture:

2. Punch (Zuki) is a movement that is not less important to the horses, because the very punch we need to attack opponents other than Geri or kicks. Here are all kinds of punches (Zuki) in Karate.
Oi-Zuki-Chudan: A blow to the Stomach or the pit of the liver
Oi-Zuki-Jodan: A blow to the head
Kisame-Zuki: A blow to the head but the foot does not move
Gyaku-Zuki: A blow to the stomach but the foot does not move
Ura-Zuki: Punch that looks like Soto-Ude-Uke
Morote-Zuki: Punch and push
Agi-Zuki: Blows with inner hand and shapes like Agi-Uke
Choku-Zuki: Blows towards the stomach with Hachiji-Dachi Horse
Kage-Zuki: The sideways exs blow on Kata Tekki Shodan
Tate-Zuki: A blow that looks like Uchi-Ude-Uke
Yama-Zuki: Pumping / Double blow with both hands
Morote-Hisame-Zuki: Blows with both hands
Tetsui-Uchi: Hand hammer
Uraken-Uchi: A sideways blow
Haishu-Uchi: Hand of the sword
Haito-Uchi: Hand of the sword
Empi: Sikutan
Shuto-Uchi: Hand of the sword
Tate-Shuto: Hand of the sword


3. Kick (Geri): In attacking an opponent other than with Punch (Zuki) in Karate can also use kick (Geri) with various types and forms in accordance with the needs and situations encountered. In general, Geri is used in combat with a distance that is not too close. Here are all kinds of Geri in Karate.
Mae-Geri: Kick toward the Stomach or Head with direction forwards
Mawashi-Geri: Kicks with the upper leg
Yoko-Geri-Kekome: Kick with the side leg (on the shovel)
Yoko-Geri-Keange: Kick with the side legs (on the snap)
Usiro-Geri: Kick back


4. Disclaimer (Uke): Unlike kicks or punches, on the positional body we must be sideways or in line with horses. This is so that if a blow or kick escapes from our defense does not concern our body. Here is a term for karate:
Gedan Barai: Bottom or Mae-Geri Thrust.
Soto-Ude-Uke: A central denouement that comes from behind the ear.
Uchi-Ude-Uke: The central denial that comes from under the armpits.
Agi-Uke: Topping
Shuto-Uke: The hand of the sword
Juji-Uke: Tangkisan with both hands crossed
Morote-Uke: Trimming like a Morote-Zuki

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