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Picture 12. The throw by grabbing the opponent's leg. It is in kata Kushanku and is shown in Bubishi (#18). When the opponent hits the ground, you should hold his leg in your hands and stomp on his groin.
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Picture 13. When the opponent attacks from behind, firstly you should attempt to grab his genitals ("48 techniques", #27) and then step behind him and throw him down ("On grappling and escaping").
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Picture 14. This is my interpretation of technique from kata Unshu (Unsu), therefore I call it
unshu geri. It is presented in "48 techniques" in two variants; the first one is shown here (#3) and the other one is when attacker comes from behind (#9). Firstly, a shock kick into the groin is used and then there is entangling technique to bring opponent down.
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Picture 15. This is demonstration of throwing when the opponent's leg is captured during the kick. This is actually the applying of the simple gedan barai and can be found in kata
Patsai. In Bubishi, there is an illustration #21 (or #22).
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