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    The document outlines the key foundational techniques of Budo Taijutsu, an martial art. It describes the Eight Fundamentals or Kihon Happo which focus on flexibility and versatility. Next, it details the three foundational techniques known as Kosshi Sanpo Waza. It then lists the five response techniques to grabs called Torite Goho Kata. Finally, it provides the 16 unique fist strikes that make up the Hoken Juroppo Uchi system, the fundamental striking style of Budo Taijutsu.

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    The document outlines the key foundational techniques of Budo Taijutsu, an martial art. It describes the Eight Fundamentals or Kihon Happo which focus on flexibility and versatility. Next, it details the three foundational techniques known as Kosshi Sanpo Waza. It then lists the five response techniques to grabs called Torite Goho Kata. Finally, it provides the 16 unique fist strikes that make up the Hoken Juroppo Uchi system, the fundamental striking style of Budo Taijutsu.

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    Kihon Happo

    Kihon Happo, or the Eight Fundamentals, are one of the major building blocks of Budo Taijutsu.
    Constant refinement and perfect practice of these movements are what make one flexible and
    versatile in whatever circumstance they encounter, using whatever means they've developed in the
    pursuit of ninpo.

    The following are Kosshi Sanpo Waza, or the foundational three-method techniques.

    1. Ichimonji no Kata

    2. Hicho no Kata

    3. Jumonji no Kata

    Below are the Torite Goho (five) Kata, which are responses to various grabs to the defender's body
    and clothing. They can also be used fluidly against strikes and other offenses.

    1. Omote gyaku

    2. Ura gyaku

    3. Ganseki nage

    4. Oni-kudaki

    5. Musha dori

    Hoken Juroppo Uchi (Striking with 16 fists)


    Another fundamental of Budo Taijutsu is Hoken Juroppo Uchi (16 fists strikes). These fists are unique
    to this art in the way they are deliverd via angle, timing, and body movement.

    1. KIKAKUKEN (ZUTSUKI) Head butt

    2. SHUKIKEN Elbow smash

    3. FUDOKEN (KONGOKEN) Clenched fist strike

    4. KITENKEN (SHUTO) Open hand palm edge strike

    5. SHISHINKEN Any individual fingertip as a striking weapon

    6. SHITANKEN 3 or 4 fingertips together as a stabbing spear

    7. SHAKOKEN Palm & fingertip claw

    8. SHITOKEN Extended thumb stab

    9. SHIKANKEN Extended knuckle fist

    10. KOPPOKEN Middle knuckle of folded thumb as a strike point

    11. HAPPAKEN Open hand slapping strike

    12. SOKKIKEN Knee strike

    13. SOKUYAKU Bottom of foot stomp kick

    14. SOKUGYAKU Toe drive kick

    15. TAIKEN Any part of the body as a weapon; shoulder, hips, etc.

    16. SHIZENKEN Total body weapon variations

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