Utsuri Goshi - Switching Hip |
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| Gokyo No Waza #29 | ||||||||
| Judo Fundamentals | ||||||||
| Kumikata - Migi Shizentai - Migi | ||||||||
KUZUSHI |
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| From a right natural posture (migi shizentai), Uke attacks you with a hip technique such as O Goshi or Hane Goshi. Instantly lower your own hips and project your abdomen and left hip just enough to keep Uke from breaking your balance, in doing this you will upset Uke’s own kuzushi. | ||||||||
TSUKURI |
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| Release your hold of Uke and with your left hand,
grab along his rear belt and shift your right-hand grip from his lapel
to his left-inner-middle-sleeve. With the combined power of your arms
and waist, swing Uke upwards by using the force of his attempt to lift
you, to help you lift him. At the very moment when Uke’s body has been
lifted and is swinging towards your left rear, twist your hips out of
the way momentarily and – swinging Uke back still more – insert your
left hip under him. A strong leg drive accompanied by a strong left arm pulling Uke upward will help to get Uke's hips high enough above yours so that your left hip can be inserted below Uke's hips to allow your hip to come into contact with Uke. (You are reversing Uke’s right-side hip throw attempt, to your own left-side hip throw counter. Counter-throws such as this are given the general name Gonosen-No-Waza.) |
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KAKE |
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| As Uke comes into contact with your left hip, twist your body to the right and execute your own O Goshi on Uke. Your right hand is now lifting Uke and controlling the fall because of the grip switch made earlier in the technique. Uke will land on his back in front of you. | ||||||||
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