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Old 02-24-2011, 10:54 AM   #1
Ketsan
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broken ikkyo

We have this term that we use in our association and I can't find it anywhere it sounds like "you-ket-ii" and it's only used on henka of ikkyo that put a lot of pressure on the elbow which are often called "broken ikkyo" where I train.

Anyone else come across this term?
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Old 02-24-2011, 02:34 PM   #2
Marc Abrams
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Re: broken ikkyo

Sounds like Ude-Katame to me

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Tom Verhoeven
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Re: broken ikkyo

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Alex Lawrence wrote: View Post
We have this term that we use in our association and I can't find it anywhere it sounds like "you-ket-ii" and it's only used on henka of ikkyo that put a lot of pressure on the elbow which are often called "broken ikkyo" where I train.

Anyone else come across this term?
There is a variation called hiji kime or hishigi. The word hishigi indicates that the arm can be broken or severely damaged.

Tom
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