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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.
- From a right-handed grip, move so your partner's weight settles back towards their right heel, their balance leaning to their right rear corner.
- Step your left foot forward and outside their right foot, your body coming close past their right side.
- Drive both hands down towards their right rear corner: sleeve hand pressing down and back, lapel hand pushing through their chest line towards the same spot on the mat.
- Nothing touches their legs; your step and the two-handed drive alone send their weight past their heel.
- They sit back into the corner and land on their back; hold the sleeve up as they land so the fall is broken.
Receiving it
No leg touches you: a step past your side and a two-handed drive send your weight past your right heel into the rear corner. It feels abrupt, like a chair being pulled away. Sit into the fall, chin tucked, back rounded, and slap with your free arm; do not reach a straight arm behind you to save it.
About this technique
A hand throw to uke's rear corner: as uke's weight settles onto the heels, tori steps in and drops uke straight down into the open corner.
Key points
- Break balance to the rear corner over uke's heel
- Step deep behind uke's line as you drive down
- Throw with both hands together: there is no leg contact
Te-waza (hand techniques) · Gokyo 5th set
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