朽木倒
Kuchiki taoshi
Reading: くちきたおし
Dead tree drop
JapaneseJudo
Meaning
Hand technique in which tori grabs one of uke's legs with one hand and pushes uke backward; banned in IJF competition as a direct leg grab.
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