Morote wa nuki

What it means

The first two character part of is pronounced "Moro te", meaning "both hands", the middle one character is pronounced "wa", meaning "circle" and the last one character is pronounced "nuki" meaning "escape" or "unlock". Thus this technique means "Free your hand from your opponent's both hands forming a circle ". See the left Fig.

Techniques

This technique is same a combination of Yori nuki and Kote nuki. This technique is applicable when your opponent seizes your right ( left ) hand with his both hand and tries to twist your hand to your back.

Let your opponent seize your right hand.	Your opponent tries to twist your right hand to your back.	Guard in Kagite position and deliver Meuchi.	Attach your left hand to your right finger top.
Push out your right elbow.	Upper punch.	Reced with Shita uke.	Prepare for the next movemant.

		＜Tips＞ Apply yori nuki to your opponent's left hand and kote nuki to the right hand respectivly, but at the same time. When your right hand has difficulty to unlock your opponent' left grip, turn your right palm to your chest a little. Ask your instructer for the tips.
		Click here to see stop motion figures of the animation below

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