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'''Katate Hazushi Ichi''' is a [[Yawara]] technique in [[Danzan Ryu]] [[Jujitsu]]. | '''Katate Hazushi Ichi''' is a [[Yawara]] technique in [[Danzan Ryu]] [[Jujitsu]]. | ||
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==Technique Description== | ==Technique Description== | ||
[[Uke]] (attacker) grabs [[Tori (martial arts)|Tori]]'s (defender's) wrist. Tori turns his wrist and snaps outward at the Uke's thumb. | [[Uke]] (attacker) grabs [[Tori (martial arts)|Tori]]'s (defender's) wrist. Tori turns his wrist and snaps outward at the Uke's thumb. | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 14 September 2009
Katate Hazushi Ichi is a Yawara technique in Danzan Ryu Jujitsu.
Technique Description
Uke (attacker) grabs Tori's (defender's) wrist. Tori turns his wrist and snaps outward at the Uke's thumb.
Technique history
Katate Hazushi Ichi is generally the first on the list of Yawara due to its very simple nature and high usefulness. Wrist escapes are traditionally taught first in many traditional martial arts due to the usefulness of seizing a warrior's sword arm as a prelude to a sneak attack.
Variations
Circular escapes
Circular escapes are varitions on the art in which instead of snapping outward, Tori breaks Uke's grip by rotating his wrist around Uke's and escapes by using his wrist as a lever. Template:Martialarts-stub