This dynamic move involves lowering the body to grasp the opponent's leg, lifting the opponent onto their shoulders and then dropping them headfirst by toppling over sideways. This move involves closing in on the opponent's side and throwing down while turning 180 degrees. This technique is one of the major Hazuki throws, and dates back to the early days of the style. The throw is executed with a twist toward the rear. The practitioner momentarily crouches to gather strength before aggressively lunging into the opponent.
Experts can add a shoulder strike after the initial impact.
A complex move that damages the opponent's arms in multiple areas simultaneously. When executed by one who has mastered the technique, the opponent is left wondering what happened to them. This move involves the evasion of an opponent's attack while moving behind to attack from the blind spot. This move is an extension of the Shadow Step. After slipping into the opponent's blind spot, the practitioner strikes the back of the neck.