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Morote Gari - Two Hand Reap
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Gokyo No Waza #49 |
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Judo Fundamentals |
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Kumikata - Neutral Shizentai -
Migi |
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KUZUSHI |
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Withdraw your left foot and pull Uke forwards with
both hands lightly so as to cause Uke to rise a little and step forward
with one or both feet. Quickly, release your grasp of Uke’s gi and drive
forward placing your right foot between Uke’s feet. As you release your
grasp of Uke's gi, snap both of Uke's arms upward so as to provide
additional time and room to enter in. |
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TSUKURI |
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As you drive towards Uke with your right foot, lower
your hands and shoulders so that you are able to place your right
shoulder at Uke’s belt. Your hands should wrap around the outside of
Uke’s legs at the knees. Place each hand behind the same side knee, palm
against the back of the knee. Make sure that your hips are at the same
level or below that of your shoulders. If they are above your shoulders,
you will have minimal lifting power and will be prone to counter attacks
like Tawara Gaeshi or Hikikomi Gaeshi. |
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KAKE |
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To execute the throw, drive forward with your right
shoulder into the knot of Uke’s belt. At the same time, pull strongly
against the back of Uke’s knees so as to take Uke’s legs off of the
mat. Uke will not be able to step backward to regain balance because of
your hands nor can he lean forward because of your shoulder. Uke will do
a back fall in front of you with you still controlling Uke's legs. |
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