五教
Gokyo
Reading: ごきょう
Fifth teaching
JapaneseAikidoJudo
Meaning
In aikido, the fifth immobilization, used especially against knife attacks with a reversed wrist grip; in judo, Gokyo is the Kodokan list of throws in five groups.
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