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Step by step
The whole movement in words, so no part of it depends on watching a video. Described in the standard right-handed form.
Left-handed: these steps are written right-handed, as the syllabuses write them. Read every left as a right and every right as a left, and the throw is yours.
- Your partner turns in for Hane-goshi, their right leg bending to spring across your thigh.
- Drop your hips back and lower your weight so their spring cannot get underneath you.
- Take your right leg round the outside and hook or sweep their springing leg as it comes up.
- Pull down on their collar with your left hand so their head goes where their hips were going.
- They continue their own turn all the way over and land in front of you.
Receiving it
Your entry is going well until the lift fails and your springing leg is caught in the air. You are already rotating, so the counter simply completes the turn: the landing is on your side or back, on the side you were turning towards. Tuck your chin, keep the free arm ready to slap, and do not reach a hand back to break the fall.
About this technique
The counter to Hane-goshi: as uke turns in and springs the leg out, tori blocks or sweeps the springing leg and takes them over in the direction they were already turning. A Kodokan foot technique, and one that rewards feeling the turn early.
Key points
- Meet the spring: block the leg before it lifts you
- Keep your hips back and heavy as they turn in
- Sweep the loaded leg, and use their own rotation
Ashi-waza (foot and leg techniques)
In combinations, counters and transitions
None recorded yet. Nobody has written down a counter to Hane-goshi-gaeshi, or a combination it belongs to. You can suggest one.