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odudog 04-09-2009 02:58 PM

Re: The etymology of Kote Gaeshi
 
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Alejandro Villanueva wrote: (Post 227738)
This is Japanese, not English. Te is from the nailtips to the shoulder, same as Ashi goes from toes to hip.

Te is just for the hand. From the fingertips to the shoulder is called ude or arm.

Flintstone 04-09-2009 04:20 PM

Re: The etymology of Kote Gaeshi
 
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Mike Braxton wrote: (Post 228035)
Te is just for the hand. From the fingertips to the shoulder is called ude or arm.

Really? Ok then. So be it.

Nikopol 02-13-2010 09:25 AM

Re: The etymology of Kote Gaeshi
 
なぜこのポスト日本語の方にあるんだろうな?

bakersan960 02-13-2010 05:04 PM

Re: The etymology of Kote Gaeshi
 
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David Soroko wrote: (Post 227716)
This is confusing. I wonder how the equivalent technique is called/spelled in Daito Ryu.

In laymen terms, wrist throw!

sorokod 02-15-2010 01:51 PM

Re: The etymology of Kote Gaeshi
 
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Jedd Baker wrote: (Post 252338)
In laymen terms, wrist throw!

and in non laymen terms?


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