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'''Ryo Te Tori''' is a the term within Japanese martial arts describing an attack in which the attacker grabs both of their opponent's wrists, one with each hand.  
'''Ryo Te Tori''' is a the term within Japanese martial arts describing an attack in which the attacker grabs both of their opponent's wrists, one with each hand.  
==Technique Description==
[[Uke]] (attacker) reaches for [[Tori (martial arts)|Tori]] with both hands. Tori performs a [[Wristlock#Supinating wristlock|Katate Tori]] on both hands at the same time





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Ryo Te Tori is a the term within Japanese martial arts describing an attack in which the attacker grabs both of their opponent's wrists, one with each hand.


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