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Kime no kata
Kime no kata Forms of Decisive techniques
Kodokan institute developed kime no kata around 1888. The kata is composed out of 8 idori techniques and 12 techniques from a standing position (tachi waza). Both sets of techniques contains defenses for armed and empty-handed attacks.
Idori (kneeling techniques)
Against unarmed attacks
- Ryote dori – two hand hold
- Tsukkake – stomach punch
- Suri age – thrust at forehead
- Yoko uchi – blow at left temple
- Ushiro dori – shoulder grab from behind
Against armed attacks
- Tsukkomi – dagger thrust at stomach
- Kiri komi – downward thrust at head with dagger
- Yoko tsuki – side thrust with a dagger
Tachiai (standing techniques)
Against unarmed attacks
- Ryote dori – two hand hold
- Sode dori – sleeve seizure from side
- Tsukakke – straight strike to face
- Tsuki age – upper cut
- Suri age – thrust at forehead
- Yoko uchi – blow at left temple
- Keage – groin kick
- Ushiro dori – shoulder grab from behind
Against armed attacks
- Tsukkomi – dagger thrust at stomach
- Kiri komi – downward thrust at head with dagger
- Nuki kake – sword unsheathing
- Kiri oroshi – straight cut down with a sword
Kime no kata instructional video.
More on Kime no kata on JudoInfo.com
And a link to Kodokan institute textbook
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