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#171548 - 08/02/05 05:02 PM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: BigRod]
Neko456 Professional Poster Registered: 01/18/05 Posts: 3260 Loc: Midwest City, Ok, USA	I'm not a Judoka but the throws I like to use in the dojo or sparring Head lock- OGoshi=(don't know what its called)?, Osotogari, Uchimata, & Seionage. On the street the most used is de-ashi-bari = outside/inside ankle sweep. _________________________ DBAckerson
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#171549 - 08/02/05 09:51 PM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: Neko456]
JKogas Prolific Registered: 01/25/03 Posts: 10813 Loc: North Carolina	Have you guys seen Karo Parisyan do the Kimura throw? He uses two basic throws; one is Harai Goshi and Sumi Gaeshi. I also use those a lot during training. -John
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#171550 - 08/02/05 11:00 PM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: JKogas]
Tant01 Newbie Registered: 07/29/05 Posts: 24	Quote: Have you guys seen Karo Parisyan do the Kimura throw? He uses two basic throws; one is Harai Goshi and Sumi Gaeshi. I also use those a lot during training.-John Kimura throw? Pardon my ignorance but the man had a mean O soto Gari... Kimura used to practice this throw on trees. What is a Kimura throw? Kansetsu nage? Armlock throw? Thanks. _________________________ In Ferro Veritas. “In the sword is truth.”
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#171551 - 08/03/05 11:57 AM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: Tant01]
Neko456 Professional Poster Registered: 01/18/05 Posts: 3260 Loc: Midwest City, Ok, USA	What is a Kimura throw? Kansetsu nage? Armlock throw? I'm with you I thought the Kimura was a shoulder/elbow arm lock, sounds old fashsion Jujitsu to me, where you are broken while into the throw. How is your elbow going to hold up all your weight. You must not have many randori/practice partners. Or they only practice with you once, with two arms. LOL. _________________________ DBAckerson
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#171552 - 08/03/05 12:37 PM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: Neko456]
BigRod Does it all Registered: 02/10/05 Posts: 736 Loc: Atlanta, GA	The Kimura throw... Go here: http://www.groundfighter.com/details/prodid/199.html Scroll down to "Volume 5. Kimura. ". Click on Watch Video. It's a downloadable clip of Karo teaching the move. This is a slick move, that while I have not personally used it, I think can be quite effective.
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#171553 - 08/03/05 06:00 PM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: Leonine]
PiBster Member Registered: 12/03/04 Posts: 25	My favourite throw has to be either: O-soto-gari or Yama arashi - also known as mountain storm. I love the second one because its fabulous for turning someone's running-at-you-full-tilt-energy into catapulting them across the hall. Whereas the first can be used to great effect when you are walking towards an opponent. Damn i miss being able to train PiB
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#171554 - 08/03/05 06:06 PM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: BigRod]
PiBster Member Registered: 12/03/04 Posts: 25	Thanks for the link - just watched it - Kimura looks remarkably similar to the Rice Bail throw we're taught except it starts from a headlock... But i've been out of training since March so forgive me if i'm talking elvish.
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#171555 - 08/04/05 01:42 AM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: Tant01]
hugo Elvis Sharkey Registered: 08/03/05 Posts: 134 Loc: I am not going to specify that...	Judo uses no armlock throws as they are to dangerous. I think you mean something else or you are talkign jujutsu. _________________________ I'm starting afresh.
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#171556 - 08/04/05 01:47 AM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: PiBster]
hugo Elvis Sharkey Registered: 08/03/05 Posts: 134 Loc: I am not going to specify that...	Wow I've forgotten the names of more difficult techniques and I can't even remember Uchimata. I need to revise. I can do them all I've just forgotten the names of a few. _________________________ I'm starting afresh.
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#171557 - 08/04/05 04:50 AM Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw? [Re: hugo]
hugo Elvis Sharkey Registered: 08/03/05 Posts: 134 Loc: I am not going to specify that...	I've been doing Judo for 7 years and I'm 13 so if you have anythign you want to ask me then feel free to email me or just private message me. _________________________ I'm starting afresh.
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