Nidan nuki

What it means

The first two characters part of is pronounced "Nidan", meaning "two steps", the last one character part is pronounced "Nuki", meaning "escape or unlock". Thus this technique means "First try Yori nuki ( 1st step) and when your opponent twist your hand not to apply Yori nuki, then apply this technique as a second step."

Techniques

When you try to apply Yori nuki and your opponent twist your hand making you unable to apply Yorinuki, then apply this technique as a second step.

Put your both hands forward to	let your opponent seize your hands. You try to guard in Kagite position.	Your opponent twist your right hand and push it so that you can not apply Yori nuki.	You flip your palm and
turn your elbow over your wrist cutting your opponent's thumb with your forearm.	Turn your body and pull your hand off.	Ura ken punch.	Apply Yori nuki to another hand.

Tips Keep your opponent's elbow tightly fixed at your side body.Apply this technique hard and quickly. Slow attack will let your opponent have a chande to escape.	Click here to see stop motion figures of the animation below.

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