| 剛柔流 - Gōjū ryū |
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| Awase morotezuki | 合せ諸手突き | Double flowing punch (Gōjū ryū)
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| Chi shi | 力石 | Strength training device used especially in Gōjū ryū karate-dō; also chi ishi
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| Fukyū gata | 普及型 | Promotional, basic forms; the kata series Taikyoku and Gekisai in Gōjū ryū karate-dō
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| Furi uchi | 振り打ち | Swing strike (Gōjū ryū) or hook strike
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| Gekisai | 撃砕 | Kata series (Gōjū ryū)
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| Heishugata | 閉手形 | “Closed hand kata,” a classification of Gōjū karate kata, cf. Kaishugata and Kihongata
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| Higaonna Morio | 東恩納盛男 | (1938 - ) Okinawan Gōjū ryū karateka
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| Japan Karatedō Federation Gōjūkai | 全日本空手道連盟剛柔会 | Gōjū ryū division of the JKF
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| Jundokan | 順道館 | Honbu of Okinawan Gōjū ryū following Eichi Miyazato
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| Kaishugata | 開手形 | “Open hand kata.” A classification of Gōjū ryū karate kata, cf. Heishugata and Kihongata
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| Keitō uke nagashi | 鶏頭受け流し | Chicken head wrist blocking sweep, as in the karate kata Gojushiho Dai
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| Kihongata | 基本形 | Basic kata. A classification of kata in Gōjū ryū, cf. Kaishugata and Heishugata
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| Kopasho | | Advanced black belt karate kata in Shorei Gōjū ryū
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| Miyagi Chōjun | 宮城 長順 | (1888-1953) Founder of Gōjū ryū 剛柔流 karate-dō
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| Miyazato Eichi | 宮里榮一 | (1922-1999) Okinawan Gōjū ryū karateka, founder of the Jundokan
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| Nimai geri | 二枚 蹴り | Kicking or sweeping the ankle from the outside (Sumō, Gōjū ryū)
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| Seiyunchin | 制引鎮 | Karate kata (Gōjū ryū)
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| Sepai | 十八手 | Karate kata in Gōjū ryū , Shitō ryū
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| Soete morote zuki | 添え手双手突き | Double attached punch (Gōjū ryū)
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| Sokō geri | 足甲蹴り | Instep kick (Gōjū ryū)
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| Tenshō | | "Fluid or rolling hand," karate kata credited to Miyagi Chojun (Gōjū ryū)
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| Yamaguchi Gogen, "The Cat" | 山口剛玄 | (1909 - 1989) Japanese Gōjū ryū karateka
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| Yamaguchi Gosei | 山口剛正 | (1935 - ) Japanese Gōjū ryū karateka, eldest son of Yamaguchi Gogen
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| Zen Nippon Karate-dō Renmei Gōjūkai | 全日本空手道連盟剛柔会 | Gōjū ryū division of the JKF
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