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Seoi Otoshi - Shoulder Drop
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Gokyo No Waza #47 |
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Judo Fundamentals |
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Kumikata - Migi Shizentai -
Migi |
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KUZUSHI |
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From a right kumi, begin by pulling with your left
hand high and around toward your left causing Uke to lose balance toward
his right front corner and step with his right foot. Your right hand
which is grasping the left lapel pulls toward and around your own left
shoulder. Both hands work in unison to force your partner onto his toes
and becoming off balance. |
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TSUKURI |
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As Uke steps and commits to placing his right foot on
the mat, turn to the left with your left foot and to the outside of
Uke's right foot with your own. Your right foot should be placed well
behind Uke's right foot and you should now be facing the same direction
as Uke. Your posture now resembles that of a 100-meter dash sprinter
since your torso is leaning forward with your left leg supporting you
and your right extended behind you.
The grip you take can be like Ippon or Morote Seoi Nage for this
technique but many feel that the Ippon grip is most effective for it's
control. This stance is the same as the one that you find yourself in
when attempting Tai Otoshi or Soto Makikomi but along the side of Uke
and not across the front. |
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KAKE |
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To execute the throw, push yourself forward by
straightening your right leg which is stretched out along the right side
of Uke and bring both arms down and around as if to put them in your
left pocket. Uke will land at your feet with you still in a crouched
position. Uke will nearly land under you by the strong pull of your
hands. |
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