Iaido
It is the art per excellence of the Japanese sword. In Takeda-Ryu Maroto-Ha it is a separate discipline. The Iaido is often practiced alone (in the form of Kata), but also with a partner. Its implementation requires great concentration and excellent posture. The techniques are precise, sometimes fast, and sometimes slow and fluid.
Rei-Gi-Ho (Etiquette)
- Choku-Ritsu-Tachi-Rei
- Mochi-Suwari-To-Rei
- Tachi-To-Rei
Sokutai-Dosa (Displacement)
- Okuri-Ashi
- Hiki-Ashi
- Neko-Ashi
- Neko-Chidori-Ashi
- Tsume-Ashi
- Ayummi-Ashi
Kamae (Guards)
- Seigan-No-Kamae
- Gedan-No-Kamae
- Jodan-No-Kamae
- Dai-Jodan-No-Kamae
- Katate-Jodan-No-Kamae
- Katate-Dai-Jodan-No-Kamae
- Hasso-No-Kamae
- Hasso-Jodan-No-Kamae
- Gyaku-Hasso-No-Kamae
- Gyaku-Hasso-Jodan-No-Kamae
- Gedan-Waki-No-Kamae
- Chudan-Waki-No-Kamae
Zanshin (Alertness)
- Gedan-Zanshin
- Waki-Gedan-Zanshin
- Katate-Jodan-Zanshin
Ma-Ai (Distance)
- To-Ma
- Chu-Ma
- Chika-Ma
Tai-Sabaki-Batto (To Dodge)
- Hidari-Irimi-Batto
- Migi-Irimi-Batto
- Hidari-Tai-Otoshi-Batto
- Migi-Tai-Otoshi-Batto
- Hiki-Ashi-Batto
Uke-Waza (Blocking Techniques)
- Jodan-Shomen-Nuki-Uchi-Uke
- Chudan-Nuki-Uchi-Uke
- Hidari-Jodan-Nuki-Uchi-Uke
- Migi-Jodan-Nuki-Uchi-Uke
- Gedan-Barai-Nuki-Uchi-Uke
- Jodan-Morote-Harai-Uke
- Jodan-Sakate-Uke
- Jodan-Hidari-Harai-Uke
- Jodan-Migi-Harai-Uke
- Jodan-Hidari-Sakate-Uke
- Jodan-Migi-Sakate-Uke
- Chudan-Hidari-Harai-Uke
- Chudan-Migi-Harai-Uke
- Gedan-Sakate-Uke
- Chudan-Hidari-Tome-Uke
- Chudan-Migi-Tome-Uke
- Jodan-Hasso-Tome-Uke
Nuki-Tsuke-Waza (Drawing Techniques)
- Suihei-Nuki-Tsuke
- Tate-Nuki-Tsuke
- Naname-Ue-Nuki-Tsuke
- Shita-Gaeshi-Nuki-Tsuke
Noto-Waza (Withdrawing Techniques)
- Suihei-Uke-Suihei
- Tate-Uke-Tate
- Suihei-Uke-Tate
Kiritsuke-Waza (One Hand Cutting Techniques)
- Do-Kiritsuke
- Shomen-Kiritsuke
- Migi-Men-Kiritsuke
- Hidari-Men-Kiritsuke
- Kote-Kiritsuke
- Ryusei-Kiritsuke
- Kiritsuke-Age
Kiri-Waza (Two Hands Cutting Techniques)
- Shomen-Kiri
- Migi-Men-Kiri
- Hidari-Men-Kiri
- Migi-Do-Kiri
- Hidari-Do-Kiri
- Migi-Nuki-Do-Kiri
- Hidari-Nuki-Do-Kiri
- Migi-Kote-Kiri
- Hidari-Kote-Kiri
- Migi-Kesa-Kiri
- Hidari-Kesa-Kiri
- Migi-Kiri-Age
- Hidari-Kiri-Age
Tsuki-Waza (Thrusting Techniques)
- Jodan-Tsuki
- Chudan-Tsuki
- Ushiro-Tsuki
- Yoko-Tsuki
- Gyaku-To-Tsuki
Chiburi-Waza (Blood Removing Techniques)
- Yoko-Gaeshi-Chiburi
- Jodan-Mawashi-Chiburi
- Chudan-Mawashi-Chiburi
- Seoi-Chiburi
- Gedan-Kaeshi-Chiburi
Ushiro-Waza (Back Techniques)
- Ushiro-Hidari-Muki-Do
- Ushiro-Chudan-Tsuki
Kiba-Waza (Horse Techniques)
- Katate-Jodan
- Katate-Dai-Jodan
- Jodan-Mawashi-Chiburi
Batto-Giri (Drawing and Cutting)
- Itto-Giri
- Nito-Giri
- Santo-Kiri
- Age-Oshi-Giri
- Tate-Suihei-To-Giri
Kiri-Komi-Tai-Sabaki-No-Kata (Dodging and Cutting Form)
- Do-Kiritsuke – Hiki-Ashi-Batto/Shomen-Kiri
- Shomen-Kiritsuke – Hidari-Irimi-Batto/Migi-Men-Kiri
- Shomen-Kiritsuke – Migi-Irimi-Batto/Hidari-Men-Kiri
- Migi-Men-Kiritsuke – Tai-Otoshi-Batto/Migi-Nuki-Do
- Hidari-Men-Kiritsuke – Tai-Otoshi-Batto/Hidari-Nuki-Do
- Kote-Kiritsuke – Hidari-Tai-Sabaki-Batto/Chudan-Tsuki
Kiri-Komi-Uke-No-Kata (Blocking and Cutting Form)
- Ippon-Me Shomen-Kiri – Jodan-Morote-Harai-Uke/Hidari-Men-Kiri
- Nihon-Me Hidari-Men-Kiri – Jodan-Hidari-Harai-Uke/Migi-Nuki-Do
- Sanbon-Me Migi-Men-Kiri – Jodan-Migi-Harai-Uke/Hidari-Nuki-Do
- Yohon-Me Hidari-Do-Kiri – Chudan-Hidari-Tome-Uke/Migi-Kiri-Age
- Gohon-Me Migi-Do-Kiri – Chudan-Migi-Tome-Uke/Hidari-Kiri-Age
- Roppon-Me Hidari-Kote-Kiri – Shita-Gaeshi-Uke/Jodan-Tsuki
- Nanahon-Me Chudan-Tsuki – Chudan-Hidari-Harai-Uke/Migi-Men-Kiri
- Happon-Me Jodan Tsuki – Jodan-Gyaku-Hasso-Tome-Uke/Kubi-Nuki-Do
Ikkyu-No-Kata (1st Kyu Form)
- Ippon-Me Do-Kiritsuke
- Nihon-Me Shomen-Kiritsuke
- Sanbon-Me Migi-Men-Kiritsuke
- Yohon-Me Hidari-Men-Kiritsuke
- Gohon-Me Kote-Kiritsuke
- Roppon-Me Kiritsuke-Age
Shodan-No-Kata (1st Dan Form)
- Ippon-Me
- Nihon-Me
- Sanbon-Me
- Yohon-Me
- Gohon-Me
- Roppon-Me
Nidan-No-Kata-Suwari-Waza (2nd Dan Form Sitting Techniques)
- Ippon-Me
- Nihon-Me
- Sanbon-Me
- Yohon-Me
- Gohon-Me
- Roppon-Me
Nidan-No-Kata-Tachi-Waza (2nd Dan Form Standing Up Techniques)
- Ippon-Me
- Nihon-Me
- Sanbon-Me
- Yohon-Me
- Gohon-Me
- Roppon-Me
- Nanahon-Me
- Happon-Me
- Kyuhon-Me
- Juhon-Me
- Ju-Ippon-Me
- Ju-Nihon-Me
Futari-Shio-No-Kata/Godan-No-Kata (5th Dan Form)
- Ippon-Me
- Nihon-Me
- Sanbon-Me
- Yohon-Me
Shinken-Tsuka-No-Kata (Sword Handle Form)
- Ippon-Me
- Nihon-Me
- Sanbon-Me
- Yohon-Me
Tsuka-Dori-Kaeshi-Waza (Sword Handle Capture Counter Techniques)
Against the following techniques:
- Gyaku-Katate-Tori
- Katate-Tori
- Morote-Tori
- Ryote-Tori
- Tsuka-Katate-Tori