Ude maki

What it means

The first one character part of is pronounced "Ude", meaning "an arm", the last one character part is pronounced "maki", meaning "wind or wrap". Thus this technique means "Use your arm as if wrap your opponent's hand with your arm and lock it.

Techniques

Ude maki can be applied when your opponent seizes your lower lapel. Apply Erinuki technique to the earlier stage of this technique. And then use another hand not to let your opponent's hand slip away. Lock your opponent's hand in S character shape.

Let your opponent seizes your lower lapel.	Your opponent seizes your lower lapel with his left hand.	Deliver meuchi with your left hand and strike down your right elbow onto your opponent's left wrist.	Use the same technique as Erinuki to your right hand.
Attach your left hand onto the back of your opponent's left hand. Turn your arm counterclockwise. Raise your right elbow.	Make sure your opponent' arm is in S character shape.	Pull your right elbow down.	Use your both hand to make your opponent immobilized.

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	Tips Turn your arm so that it goes by your ear and your opponent's grip becomes ineffective. Make sure that your opponent's hand is in S character shape.

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