"Oshi gote" is a technique used to counter when your wrist is grabbed.

To smoothly grip the opponent's wrist, perform the correct "Kagite Shuho"

The Japanese word "Osu" means "to push"

In "Oshi gote" it is important to firmly "push" the back of the opponent's hand after gripping it.

Black belt Kenshi should focus on the movement of pushing the back of the opponent's hand, as the name suggests, rather than twisting and pulling the opponent down.


The techniques introduced are:

■ For beginners (1st Dan Curriculum)

・Oshi gote


This video is created for foreign Kenshi and martial artists abroad who are interested in Shorinji Kempo.


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Shorinji Kempo has spread worldwide, and the World Shorinji Kempo Organization (WSKO) oversees Shorinji Kempo globally.

Here is an introduction to WSKO.👇

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Shorinji Kempo was created in Japan but it started spreading to the rest of the late 1960s.

Today,it is taught and practiced in 36 countries(as of May 2014)worldwide.

All the country federations and their branches of WSKO are actively engaged not only in the training of Shorinji Kempo which was created by one person.

Doshin So. now functions as a heart-to-heart bridge connecting people all over the world and promotes vigorous international exchanges across boundaries of race, culture, religion, and language.
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You can find dojos where you can learn Shorinji Kempo through the following link.

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