| Morote gyaku gote |
What it means
The first two characters part of
is pronounced "Moro te", meaning "both hands", the
last three characters are pronounced "Gyaku gote", a name of Shorinji Kempo's technique.
Thus this technique means "Gyaku gote applicable when your opponent seizes your
hand with his both hands.
Techniques
| When your opponent seizes your right (left) wrist with his right (left) hand like the grip same as Kote nuki, take his wrist locked and throw him down. | ![]() |
| He seizes your right wrist with his both hands. | You deliverMeuchi and take Kagite style. | Hook your left hand to his right hand and make your wrist free from his grip. | Use your Boshikyu to lock his right hand. |
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| Use Nisoku tenkai to throw him down. | immobilize him by applying Yubi gatame. | ||
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| Tips: Because your opponent seizes your hand with his both hands, you have to apply this technique correctly. Unless you can apply morote wa nuki properly, you will not be able to free your hand nor apply morote gyaku gote. |
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