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Ko Soto Gari - Minor Outer Reap |
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Gokyo No Waza #9 |
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Judo Fundamentals |
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Kumikata - Migi Shizentai - Migi |
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KUZUSHI |
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Pull Uke lightly to his front with both hands, so
that he steps forward with his right foot. Then, with the combined
action of both hands, break his balance to his migi ushiro sumi so his
weight is on both heels. This is done by driving your left hand, against
Uke's sleeve, down and towards Uke's front. Your right, lapel hand,
lifts Uke slightly and off-balances Uke towards ma ushiro. The direction
of this hand is around behind Uke's neck and then towards your left
shoulder. |
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TSUKURI |
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Step to Uke’s right side with your left foot so you
are at a right angle to him. Draw your right foot just to the front of
Uke's right foot so that it is not in the way when you reap Uke's right
foot. With your left leg reap his right leg, a little above the heel, in
the direction his toes are facing. At the same time, pull down with your
left hand holding his right outer sleeve, and push up and back with your
right hand which grasps his left lapel. The above three movements -
reap, pull and push - must be synchronized. |
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KAKE |
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The reaping action of the leg may also be done with
by using the back of your left thigh and knee against the back of Uke's
right thigh and knee. The contact is very much like that of O Soto Gari.
If this method of reaping is selected, make sure the pull Uke across
your leg so that as you reap Uke's leg, both feet leave the mat just
before his back touches down.
Uke should fall by your feet towards your left side |
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