Tsin Tak | front kick | Wan Tak | side kick | Yeun Tak | round kick | Suin Tak | spin kick | Hou Tsarn | back kick | Gor Toi | axe kick | Fai Sun | prefixes all jump kicks |
| There are actually several different methods for counting but the one described is the easiest. The Chinese number system described below is fairly straight forward to learn. Number | Pronunciation | Character | 1 | Yut | 
| 2 | Yee | 
| 3 | Sam | 
| 4 | Say | 
| 5 | Ng | 
| 6 | Luk | 
| 7 | Sut | 
| 8 | Bak | 
| 9 | Kou | 
| 10 | Sup | 
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For numbers 11-99, the characters are written vertically from top to bottom with the number of tens first, then the "10" (Sup) character, followed by the digits. Number | Pronunciation | Character | 43 | Say-Sup-Sam |
| 18 | Sup-Bak |
| 50 | Ng-Sup |
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