Morote Okurigote nage

What it means

The first two characters part of is pronounced "morote", meaning "both hands", the middle three characters part is pronounced "okurigote", a name of the Shorinji Kempo technique, the last one character part is pronounced "nage", meaning "a throw". Thus this technique means "Throwing down technique, the essence of which technique is same to Okurigote , applicable when your opponent seizes your hand with his both hands".

Techniques

When your opponent seizes your wrist with his both hands, use this technique to lock his wrist and throw him down.

Your opponent is going to seize your right wrist with his both hands.	You take kagite guard position, and	deliver left middle punch to prevent his further movement.	Turn your right hand counterclockwise like Maki nuki and attach your left palm onto the back of his left hand.
Apply Okurigote technique and	Make a big swing of your opponent's shoulder to throw him down.	Lock his wrist with your both hands.	Kick his body to prevent his further movement.

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	Tips; This sequence to techniques is same as that of Maki nuki to the stage at which you make his grip lose power. To throw him down make the movement of your arms as large as possible, that is, swing his arm hard locking his wrist with Okurigote technique.

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