1. In Shu, students should ______copy precisely.

2. The main goal of Shu is ______building structure and awareness.

3. In Ha, students begin to ______break the form.

4. The key shift in Ha is from form to ______principle.

5. In Ri, movement becomes ______natural and fluid.

6. Ri represents ______expression and mastery.

7. “Change one element” belongs to ______Ha.

8. “Make it yours” belongs to ______Ri.

9. Real development requires moving beyond ______endless copying.

10. In real training, techniques should sometimes ______fail.

11. The focus should be on controlling ______balance, space, and timing.

12. In dynamic training, the partner should ______change and resist.

13. Flow training means ______continuous movement without stopping.

14. In the “Broken Technique Drill,” you must ______continue without restarting.

15. The most important mindset is ______remaining functional under pressure.

16. Instead of meeting an attack head-on, practitioners learn to ______redirect incoming kinetic force.

17. To maintain stability under load, your spine must remain completely ______vertical.

18. When a partner offers light resistance, you should check where your technique loses ______structural strength.

19. Proper distance management helps prevent getting trapped in a clashing ______collision zone.

20. Power generation in throws originates from the hips rather than isolated arm ______muscle strength.

21. Executing a fast pivot allows you to safely step off the incoming line of ______force.

22. A successful breakout fall requires the thrower to provide a clean release ______vector.