Gedan-Zuki
GedanZuki Lower punch can be applied to the groin to the lower part of the body
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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
Renoji-Dachi
Renoji-Dachi is the position L feet. The heels are in the same line and, while the forward foot points towards the front, the backward one faces outwards, at an angle of 45degree in Renoji-Dachi the back and the head are in the same line, while the abdominals remain with some tension, and the hips and shoulders are aligned at the same level. The arms can be placed in a normal guard position.
Gedan Barai
This is called lower block (Gedan Barai) outward block begins with your fist by The opposite ear, sweeping down to defend against low attacks, This is one of the primary blocks you'll learn for how to block a attack. four basic blocks Age-uke, Uchi-uke, Soto-uke, Gedan-Barai with the left hand you'll begin by your right ear. straighten your arm down to finish with your fist a few inches in front of your thigh your fist should be facing your body and you take the blow on your pinky side forearm bone
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