Attack name |
Shomenuchi
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straight blow to the top of the head.
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Yokomenuchi
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a side (roundhouse) blow to the neck.
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Munetsuki
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punch to the chest area.
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Katatori
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shoulder grab, with one hand.
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Ryo-katatori
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grab each shoulder with one hand.
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Katatetori
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grab one wrist (same side).
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Katate-kosatori
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grab the opposite wrist (like shaking hands).
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Katatetori ryotemochi
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both hands grab one wrist.
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Ryotetori
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each hand grabs each wrist.
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Ushirotori
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bear hug around shoulders from behind.
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Ushiro-tekubitori
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grab both wrists from behind.
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Ushiro-kubijime
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neck choke from behind.
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Throws |
Ikkyo (first form)
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stretch whole arm while holding onto the uke's hand.
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Nikkyo (second form)
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lead uke by stretching their wrist at your shoulder.
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Sankyo (third form)
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another wrist stretching exercise.
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Yonkyo (fourth form)
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hold the hand while the other hand cuts the inside bone of the forearm with ki.
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Koteoroshi
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leading, stretching partners wrist.
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Shihonage
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pivot approximately 45 degrees, leading uke's hand circular and straight down at their shoulder.
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Kaitenage
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brush the head down leading to a forward roll.
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Zenponage
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forward throw.
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Kokyunage
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a ki throw using ki (and momentum) to lead uke.
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Koshinage
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a hip throw.
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Sudori
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straight in toward opponents feet.
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