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A Ridgehand Strike (also sometimes called a Reverse Knifehand Strike) is a strike made with the thumb-side of the open hand (i.e., the ridgehand. In contrast, a strike made with the muscled-side of the open hand is called a Knifehand Strike. The thumb is tucked into the palm. The striking surface is the side of the first knuckle of the index finger.

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rdfs:label	Ridgehand Strike
rdfs:comment	A Ridgehand Strike (also sometimes called a Reverse Knifehand Strike) is a strike made with the thumb-side of the open hand (i.e., the ridgehand. In contrast, a strike made with the muscled-side of the open hand is called a Knifehand Strike. The thumb is tucked into the palm. The striking surface is the side of the first knuckle of the index finger.
dcterms:subject	Hand Technique
abstract	A Ridgehand Strike (also sometimes called a Reverse Knifehand Strike) is a strike made with the thumb-side of the open hand (i.e., the ridgehand. In contrast, a strike made with the muscled-side of the open hand is called a Knifehand Strike. The thumb is tucked into the palm. The striking surface is the side of the first knuckle of the index finger. Typically the striking arm is brought inward in an arc to strike, so that the palm is facing downward during the strike. In this case, the strike is called an Inward Ridgehand Strike or a Ridgehand Front Strike. If the word Inward is omitted, the strike is usually assumed to be inward.

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