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'''Uke''' (受け) is a term used in Japanese martial arts to refer to the person who "receives" a technique. The role of the uke is to be the training partner who allows the practitioner (known as ''tori'' or ''nage'') to execute techniques on them. This role is essential for practicing and perfecting techniques in a controlled and safe environment.

In practice, the uke must be skilled in falling and rolling techniques (known as ''ukemi'') to safely receive and respond to the techniques being applied. The uke's role is not passive; they must provide realistic attacks and resistance to help the tori improve their skills.

The concept of uke is fundamental in martial arts such as judo, aikido, and karate, where partner practice is a key component of training.

===Importance of Being a Good Uke:===
A good Uke is not passive but actively engages in the practice, maintaining proper posture and tension. They help create a realistic training environment, allowing Tori to practice techniques effectively and safely2.

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== See also ==
* [[Tori]]
* [[Ukemi]]
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