| Discipline | Name of Move | Description |
| Dual Sword | Puntama (Simultaneous Thrust & Parry) | Thrust the primary sword into an opponent’s body while using the secondary off-hand sword to parry an incoming strike in a single tempo. |
| Dual Sword | Downward Cut (Fendente) & Reverso | Rotate the dominant sword over the head for a downward cut while the off-hand covers the left/right side, then follow with a backhand (roverso) using the secondary hand. |
| Dual Sword | Upward Cut (Sautano) | Swing an upward arc with the true or false edge, often paired with a returning downward cut along the same trajectory. |
| Dual Sword | Giant “X” Cut Drill | Alternate diagonal cuts in a large “X” pattern, ensuring the secondary hand leads or flows on delayed same-axis motions. |
| Dual Sword | Spinning 360-Degree Strike | Execute a lead-hand horizontal slash, then pivot the body to build momentum for a full rotation and a dual-weapon finishing blow. |
| Dual Sword | Bind and Cut | Engage and trap an opponent’s blade with one sword for control or defense, then slice or strike immediately with the free sword. |
| Dual Sword | Basic Attacks | Overhead, upward, downward, horizontal, and diagonal slashes (8 standard cutting angles) combined with direct thrusts. |
| Dual Sword | Defensive Actions | Parries, ripostes, feints, lunges, sidesteps, rolls, and deflections. |
| Karate | Choku Zuki | Straight punch |
| Karate | Oi Zuki | Lunge or stepping punch |
| Karate | Gyaku Zuki | Reverse punch (punching with the opposite hand of the front leg) |
| Karate | Kizami Zuki | Jab punch |
| Karate | Ura Zuki | Uppercut / short close-range punch |
| Karate | Mawashi Zuki | Round hook punch |
| Karate | Kagi Zuki | Hook punch |
| Karate | Sanbon Zuki | Triple punch combination |
| Karate | Uraken Uchi | Back fist strike |
| Karate | Shuto Uchi | Knife-hand (karate chop) strike |
| Karate | Hiji Uchi (Empi) | Elbow strike |
| Karate | Tettsui | Hammer-hand strike |
| Karate | Haito Uchi | Ridge-hand strike |
| Karate | Nukite Uchi | Spear-hand (finger thrust) strike |
| Karate | Mae Geri (Keage / Kekomi) | Front snap kick or front thrust kick |
| Karate | Mawashi Geri | Roundhouse kick |
| Karate | Yoko Geri (Keage / Kekomi) | Side snap kick or side thrust kick |
| Karate | Ushiro Geri | Back kick |
| Karate | Hiza Geri | Knee kick |
| Karate | Fumikomi | Stomping kick |
| Karate | Ashi Barai | Foot sweep |
| Karate | Gedan Barai | Downward block |
| Karate | Age Uke | Rising (upper) block |
| Karate | Chudan Uchi Uke | Inside forearm middle block |
| Karate | Shuto Uke | Knife-hand block |
| Karate | Morote Uke | Double-forearm block |
| Karate | Juji Uke | X-block (crossed arms) |
| Muay Thai | Mat Nueng / Jab | A quick, straight punch with the lead hand. |
| Muay Thai | Mat Trong / Cross | A powerful straight punch with the rear hand. |
| Muay Thai | Mat Wiang San / Hook | A short, circular punch targeting the side of the head or body. |
| Muay Thai | Mat Soi Dao / Uppercut | An upward-driving punch aimed at the chin or torso. |
| Muay Thai | Kradot Chok / Superman Punch | A feigned kick followed by jumping off the rear leg to snap a straight punch. |
| Muay Thai | Backfist / Haymaker (Mat Wiang Yao) | Wide or spinning back-of-the-hand strikes. |
| Muay Thai | Te Tat / Roundhouse Kick | The staple Muay Thai kick, rotating the hip and striking with the lower shin rather than the foot. |
| Muay Thai | Te Chiang / Diagonal Kick | An upward-angling roundhouse targeting the ribs or upper body. |
| Muay Thai | Thip / Front / Push Kick | A straight foot-thrust used to keep distance, disrupt rhythm, or knock an opponent off balance (includes straight, side, and slapping variations). |
| Muay Thai | Switch Kick | Rapidly switching the stance feet mid-air or via a shuffle to slam a power roundhouse with the lead leg. |
| Muay Thai | Te Khao / Axe Kick | A downward chopping motion with the heel or leg. |
| Muay Thai | Te Klap Lang / Reverse Roundhouse | A spinning back-piercing or spinning heel kick. |
| Muay Thai | Sok Ti / Horizontal Elbow | A sweeping, parallel strike across the face or jaw. |
| Muay Thai | Sok Ngat / Uppercut Elbow | An upward-thrusting elbow to the chin. |
| Muay Thai | Sok Tong / Sap / Downward Smash | A plunging overhead “tomahawk” elbow strike. |
| Muay Thai | Sok Klap / Spinning Back Elbow | A 360-degree rotational elbow strike. |
| Muay Thai | Sok Chieng / Diagonal Elbow | An angled upward or downward slash. |
| Muay Thai | Sok Ku / Double Elbow | Throwing both elbows in tandem. |
| Muay Thai | Khao Trong / Straight Knee | A direct, piercing knee drive straight into the midsection or ribs. |
| Muay Thai | Khao Tat / Horizontal Knee | A sweeping, side-cutting knee strike. |
| Muay Thai | Khao Chiang / Diagonal Knee | An angled knee coming up through the opponent’s guard. |
| Muay Thai | Khao Loi / Flying Knee | A powerful jumping knee strike launched from mid-range. |
| Muay Thai | Khao Yao / Downward Bomb Knee | A long, arcing downward knee strike. |
| Muay Thai | Clinch (Chap Kho) | Neck wrestling and framing at close range to control posture and land inside knees and elbows. |
| Muay Thai | Shin Block (Ka Pang) | Raising the shin outward to deflect incoming low or middle roundhouse kicks. |
| Muay Thai | Catch-and-Sweep | Catching an opponent’s middle or high kick and sweeping their planted standing leg. |
| Muay Thai | Dodge & Parry (Pang Nga) | Slapping away or sidestepping straight punches and kicks. |
| Jiu Jitsu | Chokes & Strangles | Includes Rear-naked choke (RNC), Triangle choke, Guillotine choke, Bow and arrow / collar chokes, Ezekiel choke, and D’Arce & Anaconda chokes. |
| Jiu Jitsu | Joint Locks | Includes Straight armbar & reverse armbar, Kimura (double wrist lock), Americana (figure-four shoulder lock), Omoplata (shoulder lock using the legs), and Leg locks (Heel hooks, straight ankle locks/botinha, toe holds, kneebars). |
| Kendo | Target Areas (Dah-totsu-bu) | Standard target zones: Men (top/diagonal center of head), Kote (wrist/forearm), Do (left/right torso breastplate), and Tsuki (throat thrust). |
| Kendo | Offensive Attacks (Shikake-waza) | Attack initiation methods: Renzoku Waza (consecutive strikes), Debana Waza (striking at initiation), Harai Waza (sweeping shinai), Maki Waza (twisting shinai out of alignment), Katsugi Waza (shoulder-hitched surprise strike), and Hiki Waza (backward-moving cuts). |
| Kendo | Counterattacks (Oji-waza) | Defensive counters: Nuki Waza (evading before countering), Suriage Waza (deflecting upward along the blade), Kaeshi Waza (parrying and rotating wrists to strike opposite side), and Uchiotoshi Waza (knocking down incoming shinai). |
| Judo | Te-waza (Hand Throws) | Standing hand throws (Tachi-waza) including upper-body and arm throws such as Ippon Seoi Nage, Morote Seoi Nage, Tai Otoshi, and Kata Guruma. |
| Judo | Koshi-waza (Hip Throws) | Standing hip throws (Tachi-waza) using hips as a fulcrum, featuring O Goshi, Harai Goshi, Koshi Guruma, and Tsuri Goshi. |
| Judo | Ashi-waza (Foot & Leg Throws) | Standing leg throws (Tachi-waza) focusing on sweeping, reaping, or propping (Ouchi Gari, Kouchi Gari, Osoto Gari, Uchi Mata, Deashi Barai, Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi, Hiza Guruma). |
| Judo | Ma-sutemi-waza (Rear Sacrifice Throws) | Throws executed by falling backward (Sutemi-waza), such as Tomoe Nage and Sumi Gaeshi. |
| Judo | Yoko-sutemi-waza (Side Sacrifice Throws) | Throws executed by falling to the side (Sutemi-waza), including Tani Otoshi, Uki Waza, and Yoko Guruma. |
| Judo | Osaekomi-waza (Pins and Hold-downs) | Groundwork (Katame-waza) controlling an opponent on their back, such as Kesa Gatame, Yoko Shiho Gatame, and Kami Shiho Gatame. |
| Judo | Shime-waza (Chokes and Strangles) | Groundwork (Katame-waza) submissions applied to the neck, including Nami Juji Jime, Okuri Eri Jime, and Kata Ha Jime. |
| Judo | Kansetsu-waza (Joint Locks) | Groundwork (Katame-waza) submissions strictly restricted to the elbow joint in modern sport judo, such as Juji Gatame (armbar). |
| Judo | Atemi-waza (Striking Techniques) | Punches, kicks, and direct strikes to vital points (kyusho); prohibited in sport competition and preserved primarily in traditional kata. |