膝車
Hiza guruma
Reading: ひざぐるま
Knee wheel
JapaneseJu-jitsuJudo
Meaning
Judo foot technique: the sole blocks the outside of the opponent's advancing knee while the hands turn him in a wheeling motion over it.
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