英和和英

a Chinese martial art and form of exercise, called {tai chi}

a technique in kendo in which one tries to hit the left side of the body

a school of Japanese kendo fencing called the {'Shinkage'} school

In Kendo, a technique called morotezuki

a Korean martial art similar to karate

Japanese archery

a technique of kendo called {"hitting the opponent in the throat with one hand"}

a technique used in Kendo, called 'kiriotoshi'

martial arts

Kendo practice

in judo or kendo, a method of practicing in which a person's opponent is more advanced than the person

I experienced Tai Chi for the first time.

Sing thinks it will be a good way to let people know about Shaolin kung fu and agrees.

an Oriental art of fighting

a Chinese martial art

I did Tai Chi for the first time the other day.

to practice martial arts

a person who attained the rank of expert in the martial arts (judo or karate)

the act of practicing martial arts

to perform martial arts

the characteristic of being trained in the martial arts

in the Japanese martial arts, a class called 'renshi'

a martial arts contest held in the presence of a noble person

a person who works with military arts

in martial arts, a technique used to hold an opponent

a Japanese method of self-defense, called aikido

a person who lacks ability in the military arts

I can not call on him without some present.

a karate technique called 'uchite'

the fighting spirit of both competitors in a martial arts match