Kodokan Goshin Jutsu - Techniques

Techniques

  • Against unarmed attack
    • When held
      • Ryote-dori (Two-Hand Hold)
      • Hidari-eri-dori (Left-lapel Hold)
      • Migi-eri-dori (Right-lapel Hold)
      • Kataude-dori (Single-Hand Hold)
      • Ushiro-eri-dori (Collar Hold from Behind)
      • Ushiro-jime (Choke from Behind)
      • Kakae-dori (Seize and Hold from Behind)
    • At a distance
      • Naname-uchi (Slanting Strike)
      • Ago-tsuki (Uppercut)
      • Gammen-tsuki (Thrust-Punch to Face)
      • Mae-geri (Front Kick)
      • Yoko-geri (Side Kick)
  • Against armed attack
    • Dagger
      • Tsukkake (Thrust)
      • Choku-zuki (Straight Thrust)
      • Naname-zuki (Slanting Stab)
    • Stick
      • Furiage (Upswing against Stick)
      • Furioroshi (Downswing against Stick)
      • Morote-zuki (Two-Hand Thrust against Stick)
    • Pistol
      • Shomen-zuke (Pistol at the Abdomen)
      • Doshi-gamae (Pistol Held at the Side)
      • Haimen-zuke (Pistol against the Back)

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