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Koshi-guruma
腰車 · こしぐるま · hip wheel · said KOH-shee goo-ROO-mah
A technique to rotate the opponent on the axis of the hip and throw him down by breaking his balance forward and holding his neck in the right arm while thrusting the hip deeply.
The Kodokan's definition
Key points
1The arm goes around the neck and pulls uke tight on
2Enter deep: hips right across uke's front
3Wheel uke around the hip rather than lifting straight up
An arm wraps around your neck and draws your head and chest onto their back as their hips come across you; you are wheeled over rather than lifted. The rotation is close and controlled. Keep your neck relaxed rather than braced, ride the turn, and land on your back with your left arm slapping.
Releasing the lapel to wrap the neck is a real loss of information, so make the swap along their body, running your arm up their chest and around the neck rather than over the top. Once it is there the neck wrap tells you more than the lapel ever did, and their whole upper body is readable through it. Ease the arm free as they land.
The neck throw of club practice: the arm wraps the neck exactly as here, but the hips stay shallow and the throw runs over the hip corner rather than the full hip line. Widely taught as a first throw under its own name; the classification records it as koshi-guruma.
13 more pairs involving it are recorded and awaiting review before they get a page. A video that shows one of them is what gets it reviewed: suggest one.
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