Gedan-Zuki
GedanZuki Lower punch can be applied to the groin to the lower part of the body
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Morote-uke
This is the same basic block as the Uchi-uke, but with the help of your other hand. Perform it with the same movement as the Uchi-uke. At the same time bring your other fist against the elbow of your blocking hand to reinforce the block let your hips generate the power for this block. The concept of the Morote-uke is that one arm blocks off and the other reinforces the block As with the Uchi-uke a horizontal movement of the front elbow is necessary to completely cover the Chudan area. The supporting arm should press the defensive arm in time before the contact with the attacking arm has taken place so that the defensive arm can benefit from the strength of both.
Kosa-Uke
This is a double block that consists of an inside forearm block to defend against a punch and kick. Either block can alternatively serve as a strike. The arms cross in front of the solar plexus wielding outward before they meet their targets. Kosa uke is the different block, one hand Gedan-Barai and other hand is Uchi-Uke and hands close to release
Kakiwake-Uke
Kakiwake-Uke is a specialized move for breaking front chokes or lapel grabs. To perform a Kakiwake-uke start with your hands on your hips next pull your elbows forward raising your hands up along your centerline to head level, just like a double uppercut. Finally turn your wrists to the outside, pointing your heads out and up at a 45 angle. pull your hands down and to the outside at a 45 angle, looking the opponent's wrists with your shuto.
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