Uke-(Karate Blocks)

Karate Blocks
 Age-Uke – Rising Block

Chudan-Uke – Middle Level Block

 Gedan-Barai – Downward Block

 Juji-Uke – X Block

 Morote-Uke – Augmented Block

 Shuto-Uke – Knife Hand Block

 Soto-Uke – Outside Block

 Sukui-Uke – Scoop Block

 Sune-Uke – Shin Block

 Teisho-Uke – Palm Heel Block

Uchi-Uke – Inside or Inward Block

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