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A hansoku or hansoku-make is a disqualifying penalty in a number of martial arts.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

See also

Kinjite (disqualifying fouls) in Sumo
Penalties in Judo
Hansoku-mate is one of the penalties in various styles of Karate

References

↑ The Sports Rules Book. Human Kinetics. 28 December 2018. ISBN 9781492567608.
↑ The South African Dictionary of Sport. New Africa Books. 2003. ISBN 9780864865359.
↑ Judo Foundations: Basic Principles of Judo That All Judokas Should Know. Palibrio. 19 September 2013. ISBN 9781463362010.
↑ "Black Belt". April 1966.

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