| Eri nuki |
What it means
The first one character part of
is pronounced "Eri", meaning a lapel, a red part of
. The last one character part is pronounced
"nuki", meaning "escape" or "make
it free". Thus this technique means
"escape method when seized by a lapel".
Techniques
| When your opponent seized your neckband , use Eri nuki to escape. | ![]() |
| Make a space in front of your chest to | let your opponent seize your lapel. | Deliver meuchi. | Strike down your right elbow on to your opponent's left hand. |
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| Turn your right hand counterclockwise. | Make your opponent's wrist bent. | Push down your hand to escape. | Hit his face with your right Uraken and left middle punch. |
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Make sure that your opponent's wrist bent after you turn your elbow counterclockwise so that he has to let your lapel free because of pain caused by keep holding your lapel. |
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