Katate oshigote

This technique is a little bit complicated, but if you can follow your instructor, it can be easily learned. The way your opponent's wrist is locked is same as Gyaku gote, it is different in the use of your hands to lock his wrist.
This technique also requires the skill to use your Boshikyu.

When your opponent seizes your right (left) wrist with his left (right) hand as illustrated in the right, lock his hand using your left hand's Boshikyu and throw him down.

He seizes your hand.	You deliver Meuchi and take kagite style.	Attach your left hand to his left hand from under  and hook it to the base of his thumb.	Throw him down using your hands as illustrated below.	Immobilize him with Kanuki katame.

Tips: First twist your right hand clockwise as shown in the left animation and set his grip near to you. Then attach your left hand to the back of his hand from under his hand. Turn your hands clockwise, with your left hand's help pushing the back of his left hand. After your right hand becomes free, put it on to your left hand and now use your both hands to lock his wrist. Because you can use both hands in a way that both hands can cooperate easily,  sometimes Oshi gote is easier than Gyaku gote for the beginner.

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