Ryoute oshigote

What it means

The first two characters part of is pronounced "Ryou te", meaning "both hands", and the latter three characters part is pronounced "oshi gote", a name of the Shorinji Kempo technique. Thus this technique means "Oshigote" in case your opponent seizes your both hands.

Techniques

This technique is same to Oshi gote. When your opponent seizes your both hands with his both hands, apply this technique. You must fully understand Oshi gote before learning Ryoute oshigote.

When your opponent seizes your both wrists with his both hands, apply the same technique as Oshigote and lock his hand using your left hand's Boshikyu and throw him down.

Your opponent seizes your both hands.	Guard in kagite position.	Attach your left hand to his left hand from under  and hook it to the base of his thumb.	Push your right elbow out and lock his left wrist.
Lock his wrist completely.	Throw him down after making a space for him to fall down.	Immobilize him with Kanuki katame.

	Click here to see stop motion figures of the animation below.
	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.

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