1. Taihenjutsu includes all methods of individual body movement; breakfalling, rolling, leaping, tumbling, positioning, angling, avoiding, climbing, and walking methods unique to this art.
   
   
2. Dakentaijutsu includes all strikes, kicks, slams, stomps, blocks, and pressure point strikes.
   
   
3. Jutaijutsu is the grappling method for locking, choking, throwing, wrestling, tearing, unbalancing, and escaping the restraining holds of others.

Also specifically taught are the use of weapons (as natural extensions of basic principals), strategy for single and multiple attackers, appropriate moral context, and sensitivity awareness.

It is therefore this breadth of training that provides the taijutsu practitioner the fluidity, creative flexibility, and proficiency necessary for successful protection of oneself and others.