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Kime no Kata
Kime no Kata is also known as Shinken Shobu no Kata (Combat Forms)
and is designed to teach the fundamentals of attack and defense in an actual
combat situation, as both names imply. Its twenty techniques, which include
strikes at vital spots, are all applicable in real-life situations, but are
banned in randori. They are divided into two groups, idori,where the basic
position is kneeling, and tachiai, where techniques are executed in a standing
position.
TABLE III
Ryote-dori
Tsukkake
Suri-age
Idori
Yoko-uchi
Ushiro-dori
Tsukkomi
Kirikomi
Yoko-tsuki
Ryote-dori
Sode-tori
Tsukkake
Tsukiage
Suri-age
Yoko-uchi
Keage
Ushiro-dori
Tachiai
Tsukkomi
Kirikomi
Nuki-kake
Kirioroshi
Kodokan Goshin Jutsu
Kodokan Goshin Jutsu, formally established in 1958, is a set of twentyone
self-defense techniques, twelve for use against an unarmed assailant,
nine against an armed assailant.
TABLE IV
Against Unarmed Attack
When held
Ryote-dori
Hidari-eri-dori
Migi-eri-dori
Kataude-dori
Ushiro-eri-dori
Ushiro-jime
Kakae-dori
At a distance
Naname-uchi
Ago-tsuki
Gammen-tsuki
Mae-geri
Yoko-geri
Against Armed Attack
Knife Stick Pistol
Tsukkake
Choku-zuki
Naname-zuki
Furiage
Furioroshi
Morote-zuki
Shomen-zuke
Koshi-gamae
Haimen-zuke
146 rare