| empi
猿臂
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see also hiji
| 1. |
Empi [Karate] the Japanese name for the Okinawan kata
Wanshu
empi uchi [Karate] elbow strike |
| 2. |
‘Elbow’. In the language of former times:
Hiji. |
| 3. |
(em'pee) “elbow” |
| 6. |
elbow |
| 7. |
elbow |
Wikipedia description
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| eri
襟
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| 1. |
[Common Usage] lapel, collar |
| 2. |
lapel |
| 3. |
(eh'ree) “lapel” |
| 4. |
collar |
| 7. |
neck band or lapel |
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| eri dori |
| 1. |
[Judo, Karate, Aikido] lapel grab |
| 2. |
eri tori [Aikido] A series of nine defences against grips
on the collar or lapels of the clothing:
| Hiji Nobashi Eri-tori |
Mae Ryo-te Shime Age |
Eri-tori Tsuki-age |
| Hiji Nage Mae Eri-tori |
Tsukomi-jime |
Ushiro Eri Obi-tori |
| Ryo-te Eri-tori |
Eri-tori Yokomen Uchi |
Ushiro Katate Tori Eri-jime |
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| eri jimi |
| 1. |
[Judo] a strangulation technique that uses the lapels of the judogi to
choke the opponent |
| 2. |
[Judo] One of the groundwork techniques
(ne-waza), strangulation using lapels
of the Judo-gi. |
| 4. |
eri shimi (submit after Tomoe
Nage)
...keep hold of the attacker and roll over next to him by rolling on your
left knee to come up onto your right foot. Your right hand has brought his
left lapel over to the right side of his neck, with your right thumb into
the nerve of his neck. Pull up with your left hand, automatically setting
the choke and nerve attack. |
| 10. |
[Judo] One of the several strangulation techniques in which the lapels
of the opponent’s uniform are used as a weapon. |
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| eri nage |
| 4. |
Lapel Wheel Throw
Your attacker grabs your clothing with both hands. Bring your left hand up
and grab the attacker’s left lapel as high as possible, your palm facing
out. Then grab his opposite lapel at about mid-chest height with your right
hand. Pull your attacker towards you with your right hand to set the choke.
Step back with your left foot as you pivot to your left to throw. Your right
hand should continue pulling his right lapel and your left forearm should
be firmly lodged under his chin, choking him. |
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