Situation

You are in a normal stance (facing 12:00H), while the opponent (at 6:00H) (facing 12:00H) executes a right hand hammerlock to your right arm (toward 12:00V) with a left direct wrist grab, palm facing you (toward 3:00V), to `your left wrist, at your left side (toward 6:00V).

1)

Step back (toward 5:00H) with your left foot through the opponent’s right leg into a left transitory reverse bow (toward 6:00H) (stable base), forcing the opponent’s right leg back (toward 5:00H) with your left leg, while having your left arm maintain its original spatial position, in preparation for the next move (positioned cock).  Simultaneously with the previous moves, execute a right counter grab to the opponent’s right inner wrist, palm away from you (toward 6:00H).  Immediately, shift (counter clockwise H) back (toward 6:00H) into a left neutral bow (toward 6:00H) with a left back elbow strike (toward 5:00H), palm toward you (toward 3:00V), to the opponent’s sternum (minor).

Option

If the opponent’s body is not forced back (toward 6:00H) enough to fully extend their right arm, by the force of your elbow strike alone, extending your left hand to deliver a left thrusting heel-palm (toward 6:00H), palm away from you (toward 6:00H), to the opponent’s face, should help in this effort.

Result

The shift of the opponent’s right leg back (toward 5:00H) should cause the upper body to slightly bend forward (toward 12:00H) into your left back elbow (borrowed force).  The force from your left back elbow should then reverse the motion of the opponent’s upper body and force it back (toward 6:00H).  But, the backward motion of the opponent’s upper body should be restrained by your right counter grab to the opponent’s right inner wrist.

2)

Circle (counter clockwise V) your left arm over and around the opponent’s right upper arm (ending toward 4:30V), palm up (toward 10:30V), delivering a left inside downward diagonal (toward 10:30H) (toward 4:30V) inside elbow strike (minor) to the opponent’s right arm, forcing it against your left upper hip (opposing forces).

Note

Use your left shoulder and left elbow as the pivot points to create the circle of your left arm, which should finish by making contact above the opponent’s right elbow, while your left upper hip makes contact below the opponent’s right elbow.

Result

The opponent’s upper body should bend forward (toward 10:30H) at the waist by the pressure of your left arm.

3)

Step your right foot back (toward 4:30H) (clockwise H) into a left forward bow (toward 10:30H), as you bend your left elbow (counter clockwise V) (ending at 1:30V) applying a left arm lock (toward 1:30H) (toward 10:30V) to the opponent’s right elbow (minor).

Note

The added pressure from your left arm should be timed with the settle into your left forward bow to enhance the effect of the lock to the opponent’s right arm.

Result

The opponent’s upper body should remain bent at the waist forward (toward 10:30H).

4)

Release the right counter grab to the opponent’s right inner wrist and deliver a right inward overhead (counter clockwise V) hammering hand-sword strike (toward 6:00V) to the back of the opponent’s neck (major) with (offset sandwich) a right upward thrusting (toward 10:30H) (toward 10:30V) knee kick to the opponent’s sternum area (major).

Result

The opponent’s upper body should remain bent at the waist and be sandwiched between the two strikes.

5)

Re-plant your right foot back (toward 4:30H) to its original position into a left neutral bow (toward 10:30H), while simultaneously releasing your left arm lock to the opponent’s arm.

Result

The opponent should collapse to the ground (toward 6:00V), face down (toward 6:00V).

6)

Cross out and cover (toward 4:30H).