Choung Geng - Aggressive power

• Gin Kuen - Moving side punch for pole exercise
• Goiu Ying - Adjusting the body structure
• Goot Dao - Cutting knife attack
• Goot Gwan - Cutting down with the pole
• Gor Dan Chi Sau - Attacks in single sticky hands
• Gor Lop Sau - Attacks in lop sau
• Gor Sau/Guo Sau - Attacks in sticky hands
• Gour Yung - Guts or determination and self-confidence to win
• Gu Deng Chi Sau - Sitting sticky hands
• Gum Gok Geng, Gee Gok Geng or ji Gok Geng - Feeling energy
• Gum Jeong - Low palm edge strike
• Gum Sau - Downward palm block or strike with the elbow turned outward
• Gum Ying - Body feeling
• Gung Gek Sin Wai - Attacking line
• Gung Lik Chi Sau - Heavy sticky hands to develop power
• Gurng Gee Kuen - Ginger fist punch
• Gwai Jong - A circular downward elbow block or strike contacting with the forearm
• Gwai Sut - A downward knee block contacting with the side of the knee or shin
• Gwan/Kwan - Pole
• Gwang Geng - Steel-bar power
• Gwat Ji Fat Lik - Bone-joint power
• Gwat Gwan/Sut Gwan - Opening up or blocking the inside or outside lower gate with the pole
• Gwat Sau -A circular controlling technique that carries the subject across the centerline to open an attacking line

H top

• Haa/Chaap Kuen - Low punch
• Haa Jeong/Dai Jeong - Low palm strike with the side of the palm
• Haan - Economic motion
• Haan Kiu - Walking on the bridge or forearm
• Haan Kiu Chi Sau - Walking on the bridge chi sau
• Haan Sau - A long bridge block contacting with the little finger side of the wrist
• ”Hak Min” Nam-“Heimian” Nan-“Black Face” Nam
• Hau Chor Mah - Backward bracing stance
• Hau Huen Joon Mah/Hau Huen/Hau Joon — A turning stance that is executed by stepping forward