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| − | == Defense against an opponent | + | == Defense against an wrist grab from an opponent walking alongside you == |
| − | + | *Turn into the opponent, raising your arm with the shoulder alone, to off-balance the opponent. | |
| − | *Turn into the opponent, raising your arm with the shoulder alone, to off balance the opponent. | + | *Continue turning into the opponent with a [[Ridgehand_strike#Downward_ridgehand_strike|downward ridgehand strike]] from your free hand, for a [[Manipulations_and_Takedowns|takedown]] (a variant of [[Irimi-nage|irimi-nage]]). |
| − | *Continue turning into the opponent with a downward ridgehand strike from your free hand, for a takedown (a variant of irimi-nage). | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 4 October 2016
[Video of this waza fast and slow, from the side, and ideally, overhead]
Defense against an wrist grab from an opponent walking alongside you
- Turn into the opponent, raising your arm with the shoulder alone, to off-balance the opponent.
- Continue turning into the opponent with a downward ridgehand strike from your free hand, for a takedown (a variant of irimi-nage).
