I.            Jumonji No Kamae (“Figure 10 posture) Gyokko ryu

II.  4 Direction Leaping – Shi-ho tenchi tobi

1. Forward Leap – Zenpo Tobi
2. Right Leap – Uo Tobi
3. Backward Leap – Koho Tobi
4. Left Leap – Sao tobi
5. High Leap – Ten Tobi
6. Downward Leap – Chi tobi

III.     Striking Methods – Dakentaijutsu

1. Jumonji no Kamae Kihon Gata Ichi
2. Jumonji no Kamae Kihon Gata Ni
3. Jumonji no Kamae Kihon Gata San
4. Jumonji no Kamae Kihon Gata Yon
5. Basic Fire Striking – Kihon hi no Uchi
6. 4 directional kicking – Shi ho Geri

IV.            Striking Fists

1. Shakoken – Palm and fingertip claw
2. Shikanken – Strike w/ second knuckle of any finger
3. Koppoken – Middle knuckle of folded thumb as strike point
4. Happaken – Open hand slapping strike
5. Boshiken – Tip of the thumb strike

V.            Throwing Techniques – Nage Waza

1. Ganseki Nage – (Throwing a big rock)

i.      Ganseki Otoshi – (Dropping a big rock) ii.      Ganseki Osae – (Pulling a big rock) forward pull in-line with arm iii.      Ganseki Ori – (Breaking a big rock) Forward break

1. Osotogake – Rear hip throw.  Step through

VI. 9 directional knife cutting

Tanto Kyu-ho Kiri Fundamental Knife Postures – tanto no Kamae Kihon

1. Shizen no kamae –  (Natural Posture)point up or down
2. Kage no kamae –  (Shadow Posture)blade hidden
3. Juminji no kamae  - (Figure 10 posture)
4. Hachimonji no kamae – (Figure 8 posture), Arms out at sides, elbows tucked and at 45 deg “V”
5. Seigan no kamae – (Correct eye), blade in front 45 degree, pointed inline at eye level
6. Gedan no kamae – (Low posture), blade pointed down 45 deg in front
7. Hira no kamae – Blade in front, edge to side
8. Tenchi no kamae – Blade in front, point straight up
9. Morote no kamae – (Varying method), wrist reinforced
10. Waki no kamae – (Side of waist), Blade behind torso

VII.  Fundamental Knife retention techniques

1. Mirror Side wrist grab
2. Cross wrist grab
3. Double hand wrist grab

VIII.   Nihongo

1. Waza
2. Ganseki Nage
3. Tanto
4. Jumonji no kamae
5. Kiri
6. Sensei