Gyakute nage

What it means

The first one character of is pronounced "gyaku", meaning "reverse" , the middle one character is pronounced "te", meaning "a hand" and the last one character is pronounced "nage", meaning "a throw". Thus this technique means "lock your opponent's hand in reverse and throw him down.

Techniques

This technique is a variation of Gyaku gote. When you apply Gyaku gote to your opponent and it is very hard to take him down with Gyaku gote, apply this technique as soon as you feel difficulty to take him down with Gyaku gote.

Your opponent seizes your right wrist with his right hand.	You deliverMeuchi and take Kagite style.	Apply Gyaku gote.	Apply Gyaku gote. (continue) As soon as you find difficulty to take him down,
Make your right hand go under his right hand and	hook it onto your opponent's back of the right hand.	Lock his hand with your both hands and turn your body to make a space to take him down.	Apply Yubi gatame.

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	Tips: Do not hesitate to apply this technique whenever you find difficulty in taking down your opponent.

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