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Koko-uchi (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. Cats, such as tigers, suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages, resulting in suffocation.

[photo of a koko from the front and side and top]

Koko uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], and is used to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throat]]s. To maximize tracheal trauma, koko uchi can also be used to setup an [[Eagle_claw_strike|eagle claw]]. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]].

The setup to [[Wristlock_(Kote-gaeshi)|wristlocks]] can also be imagined as a koko uchi to the wrist.

[Koko uchi fast and slow, from the front ans side several times.]

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	'''Koko uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages.		'''Koko uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages.
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	Koko uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch\|reverse punch]], to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe\|throats]] with the web between your thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students\|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite\|kumite]].		Koko uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch\|reverse punch]], to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe\|throats]] with the web between your thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students\|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite\|kumite]].

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-'''Koko-uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages.
+'''Koko uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages.
-[photo of a koko from the front and side and top]
+ [photo of a koko from the front and side and top]
-Koko-uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throats]] with the web between your thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite|kumite]].
+Koko uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throats]] with the web between your thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite|kumite]].
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-'''Koko-uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages, resulting in suffocation.
+'''Koko-uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages.
 [photo of a koko from the front and side and top]
-Koko-uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], and is used to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throats]] using the web between the thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite|kumite]].
+Koko-uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throats]] with the web between your thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite|kumite]].
-The setup to [[Wristlock|wristlocks]] can also be imagined as a koko-uchi to the wrist.
+The setup for [[Wristlock|wristlocks]] can also be imagined as a koko-uchi to the opponent's wrist.
 [Koko uchi fast and slow, from the front ans side several times.]

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-'''Koko uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. Cats, such as tigers, suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages, resulting in suffocation.
+'''Koko-uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. All cats suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages, resulting in suffocation.
 [photo of a koko from the front and side and top]
-Koko uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], and is used to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throats]]. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]].
+Koko-uchi is thrown just like a [[Reverse punch|reverse punch]], and is used to crush [[Kyūsho#Windpipe|throats]] using the web between the thumb and index finger. Because of the extreme consequences of this technique, it is reserved for [[Advanced_students|advanced students]], and it is forbidden in [[Kumite|kumite]].
-The setup to [[Wristlock|wristlocks]] can also be imagined as a koko uchi to the wrist.
+The setup to [[Wristlock|wristlocks]] can also be imagined as a koko-uchi to the wrist.
 [Koko uchi fast and slow, from the front ans side several times.]

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−	Koko-uchi (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. Cats, such as tigers, suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages, resulting in suffocation.	+	'''Koko uchi''' (literally: “tiger’s mouth strike”) earns it name because the hand resembles a hungry jaw. Cats, such as tigers, suffocate their prey by crushing their breathing passages, resulting in suffocation.

	[photo of a koko from the front and side and top]		[photo of a koko from the front and side and top]

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