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Hikikomi Gaeshi - Backfall Reversal
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Gokyo No Waza #43 |
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Judo Fundamentals |
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Kumikata - Migi Shizentai -
Migi |
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KUZUSHI |
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From migi Jigotai Uke attacks by attempting to grab
for your legs as if to apply Morote Gari. As you retreat your left leg
and lower your hips so that Uke’s grasp of your right leg is
ineffective. Now release your grasp of Uke’s gi with both hands. The off
balancing of Uke is directly towards his front as this is the direction
in which he is moving to throw you. In order to retain your balance,
lean forward onto Uke’s back. |
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TSUKURI |
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From this position, slide your left hand around Uke’s
waist, pressing in against his right side ribs. An alternative grip
would be to grab Uke’s belt in the center of his back. With your right
hand, slide it over Uke’s left shoulder so that your hand is place
across Uke’s chest.
You should now be in a position similar to that of Sumi Gaeshi but in
close contact with Uke. This is unlike Sumi Gaeshi where there is space
between you. Make sure to keep your hips below Uke’s shoulders and Uke’s
head tucked under your right arm. Your abdomen should be in contact with
Uke’s right shoulder. |
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KAKE |
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To execute the technique, lift with both hands,
pulling on Uke’s belt high toward your shoulder and lifting with your
right as you drop to your back. Uke’s head should not touch the mat
beside you but should float just above it. To complete the technique,
continue to pull Uke as if to execute Tawara Gaeshi or Sumi Gaeshi. Uke
should land on the mat just above your right shoulder with your head
next to Uke’s head. Ideally, you should be able to roll over your right
shoulder and immediately apply Tate Shiho Gatame. |
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