Kirikaeshi nuki

What it means

The first two character part of is pronounced "kiri kaeshi", meaning "counter" or "use your opponent's movement in your counterattack", the last one characters part is pronounced "nuki", meaning "escape". Thus this technique means "escape from your opponent's grip in the way that is most fitting to his offense".

Techniques

When your opponent grabs your wrist with his both hands and trys to twist it toward your back, apply Kirikaeshi nuki.

Put your left hand forward to let your opponent seize your left hand.	When seized, deliver Meuchi and put your left elbow affixed to yous side body.	Turn your left hand counterclockwise and make your left palm go over your opponent's left wrist.	Push out your left elbow to free your hand seized.

Tips Move your left hand counterclockwise and make sure your left palm go over your opponent's left wrist.	Click here to see stop motion figures of the animation below.

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