Kiri gote

What it means

The first one character part of is pronounced "Kiri", meaning "cut" and the last one character part is pronounced "gote" in this case, it is also pronounced "kote", meaning "wrist or back of a hand". Thus this technique means "lock your opponent's wrist in the way such as cutting it with your hand".

Techniques

This technique is used in case your opponent seizes your right (left) hand with his right (left) hand to twist your hand into your back. Guard in Kagite position and lock his arm in "S" shape.

Your opponent seizes your right hand with his right hand to twist it into your back.	You deliver Meuchi and turn your right hand clockwise.	And guard in Kagiteposition.	Attach your left hand from under his right hand so that it may not slip away. Turn your right hand vertically to make his arm "S" shape.	Lock his arm in "S" shape and kick to prevent his further attack..

<Tips> When you succeed to turn your opponent's hand in the position shown in the middle of the left upper Fig, attach your left hand with its palm facing up to his hand. You have to make "S" shape with his hand and arm to effectively apply this technique.
How to use your left hand.

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