Ryo(u)te Okuri gote back to classified by level back to classified by techniques

What it means

The first one character part of is pronounced "Ryou", meaning "both", the next one characters part is pronounced "te", meaning "a hand", and the last three characters part is pronounced "okurigote", a name of one of the Shorinji Kempo technique. Thus this technique means "Okurigote applied when your opponent seizes your both hands ". This is a variation of "Okurigote".

Techniques

Ryoute Okuri gote is used when both your hands are seized with your opponent's both hands. Practice Katate Okuri gote before you try this technique. Okuri gote is applicable when he seized your hand as shown in the right Fig. grip
Your opponent seizes your both hand. Guard in Kagite position. Apply Yorinuki to your right hand. Apply meuchi with your right hand.
Apply Okuri gote to your left hand. Use your right hand in the same way as Katate Okuri gote. Tightly hold your opponent's hand with your right Boshikyuu. kick in his body.
OK＜Tips＞
You may use Maki nuki to free your hand instead of Yori nuki depending on the situation. Do not pull your hand toward you when you try Yori nuki.
Keep your hands low and close your body when locking your opponent's hand with Okuri gote.

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