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Daki Wakare - High Seperation
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Gokyo No Waza #42 |
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Judo Fundamentals |
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Kumikata - Migi Shizentai -
Migi Jigotai |
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KUZUSHI |
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From migi Jigotai, Uke attacks with a forward throw
that you are able to successfully block. In an attempt to prevent
himself from being thrown backwards Uke bends forward at the waist. To
retain your balance and prepare to counter Uke’s attack, bend forward
and wrap your arms around Uke’s waist. |
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TSUKURI |
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From this position, slide slightly around to the
right so that you are positioned off of Uke’s right rear corner. There
should be no space between you and Uke and your arms should encircle
Uke’s waist tightly. You should now be in a position similar to that of
Ushiro Goshi but bent forward instead of leaning back.
Special Note: In order for this throw to be counted in shiai, you must
prevent Uke from placing both hands on the mat. If Uke is able to place
both hands on the mat, then the affect of the throw in shiai will not be
recognized as Uke is now considered to be in Ne Waza. |
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KAKE |
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To execute the technique, lift with both hands around
Uke’s waist. Your lift should be combined with a twisting motion so that
Uke is lifted to your left side and across your body. As you lift Uke
off the mat, continue to twist to your left as you bring Uke over you
and then down towards the mat. Uke will be turned face up as you pull
him over you. |
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