Age uke – Rising block
Morote age uke – Two-armed rising block
Gasshô uke – Joined palm block (hands touching at wrists, fingers pointing outwards)
Gedan barai – Lower level sweeping block
Shutô uke – Knife hand block
Keitô uke – Chicken head wrist block
Kakutô uke – Crane head block
Haishu uke – Back hand block
Teishô uke – Palm-heel block
Haishu jûji uke – Back hand X-block
Jûji uke – X-block
Haitô uke – Ridge hand block
Haitô kakiwake uke – Ridge hand push aside block
Haiwan uke – Back arm block
Hasami uke – Scissors block
Hiji uke – Elbow block
Hiji barai – Elbow sweep (as in Heian Sandan)
Hiza uke – Knee block
Kakoto uke – Heel block
Kake uke – Hooking block
Kakiwake uke – Push aside block
Kosa uke – Crossing block (as at the start of Heian Sandan)
Manji uke – Vortex block (as in the end of Heian Godan – uchi uke and gedan barai together)
Mawashi uke – Circular block
Morote uke – Augmented forearm block
Nagashi uke – Flowing block
Osae uke – Pressing block
Oshi uke – Pushing block
Otoshi uke – Dropping block
Sukui uke – Scooping block
Sune uke – Shin block
Tsukami uke – Grasping block