A cut delivered from below, rising toward the opponent's hands, arms or lower openings.
The Unterhau rises from a low position (such as or ) toward the opponent. It is weaker than the because it works against gravity, but it is fast, reaches the hands easily and finishes high, which lets it flow into or a thrust.
Rising cuts are common in Meyer, whose devices often alternate high and low strikes to pull the opponent's cover out of position.
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