| BARAI |
Sweep,
sometimes seen as Harai. |
| BASSAI DAI |
To
penetrate a fortress, Minor or Lesser. Normally taught once third
Kyu has been obtained. Bassai
Dai is the first of the so-called brown belt kata.
This kata was originally called Passai.
|
| BASSAI SHO |
To
penetrate a fortress, Major or Greater. A technically more advanced
kata than Bassai
Dai, it is not normally taught until black belt status has been
achieved. The kata is notable for its
leg sweeps and blocks against a staff or bo.
|
| BETEI |
The
coccyx. |
| BO |
Staff.
A long stick used as a weapon (approximately 6 feet long). |
| BOKKEN |
A
Wooden Sword. |
| BO UCHI |
Bo
Strike. |
| BO UKE |
Bo
Block, a block against an attack from a Bow. This is a general
term that covers any block against a Bo attack. |
| BO WAZA |
Bo
Techniques. |
| BUNKAI |
Analysis,
A study of the techniques and applications in KATA (to describe
Bunkai in full would take pages). |
| BUSHI |
Warrior.
|
| BUSHIDO |
Way
Of The Warrior. Bushi meaning warrior and Do meaning Way Of. |