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#171538 - 07/26/05 01:48 PM
Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
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Does it all
Registered: 02/10/05
Posts: 736
Loc: Atlanta, GA
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I'm really not even average at Judo, but if I have a bread and butter move it's the Tomanage.
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#171539 - 07/26/05 02:21 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Registered: 05/20/05
Posts: 49
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Kosotogake, as a hip counter. Not usually an Ippon throw but it fits my build.
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#171540 - 07/26/05 02:23 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Registered: 11/25/04
Posts: 15629
Loc: York PA. USA
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I don't do Judo, but I use what looks like Osoto-gari with good effect.
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#171541 - 08/01/05 04:15 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: MattJ]
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Registered: 07/23/05
Posts: 191
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Not in Judo, so I don't know the names, but my wasit hold hip throw has never ever failed me, in tournaments or training.
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#171543 - 08/01/05 06:30 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Tant01]
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Prolific
Registered: 01/25/03
Posts: 10813
Loc: North Carolina
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Easy one: Ouchi gari (inside trip). You can easily transition to the other leg if he manages to counter the first attempt. It's also sneaky as hell and that's a major plus.
-John
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#171544 - 08/02/05 06:46 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: JKogas]
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Does it all
Registered: 02/10/05
Posts: 736
Loc: Atlanta, GA
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nice....  I would have never thought of that.
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#171545 - 08/02/05 11:32 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 02/24/05
Posts: 4115
Loc: California
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I'd say mine would be Ogoshi but I have a decent Osoto Gari too.
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#171546 - 08/02/05 01:28 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: JKogas]
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Member
Registered: 06/28/05
Posts: 74
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Easy one: Ouchi gari (inside trip). You can easily transition to the other leg if he manages to counter the first attempt. It's also sneaky as hell and that's a major plus.
-John
Ditto! Ouchi Gari and Ko Ouchi Gari are extremely effective.
I'm also a big fan of Ushiro Goshi, transitioning into an arm bar.
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#171547 - 08/02/05 04:22 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Paranormalma]
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Registered: 07/23/05
Posts: 191
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Hmm, mine is like O Goshi with a hip thrust to give them a lift. So I guess it's both.
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#171548 - 08/02/05 05:02 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 01/18/05
Posts: 3260
Loc: Midwest City, Ok, USA
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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.
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#171549 - 08/02/05 09:51 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Neko456]
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Prolific
Registered: 01/25/03
Posts: 10813
Loc: North Carolina
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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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#171551 - 08/03/05 11:57 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Tant01]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 01/18/05
Posts: 3260
Loc: Midwest City, Ok, USA
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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.
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#171552 - 08/03/05 12:37 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Neko456]
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Does it all
Registered: 02/10/05
Posts: 736
Loc: Atlanta, GA
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The Kimura throw... Go here: http://www.groundfighter.com/details/prodid/199.htmlScroll 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]
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Member
Registered: 12/03/04
Posts: 25
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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]
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Member
Registered: 12/03/04
Posts: 25
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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]
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Elvis Sharkey
Registered: 08/03/05
Posts: 134
Loc: I am not going to specify that...
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Judo uses no armlock throws as they are to dangerous. I think you mean something else or you are talkign jujutsu.
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#171556 - 08/04/05 01:47 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: PiBster]
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Elvis Sharkey
Registered: 08/03/05
Posts: 134
Loc: I am not going to specify that...
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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.
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#171557 - 08/04/05 04:50 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: hugo]
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Elvis Sharkey
Registered: 08/03/05
Posts: 134
Loc: I am not going to specify that...
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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.
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#171558 - 08/04/05 06:36 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: hugo]
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Prolific
Registered: 01/25/03
Posts: 10813
Loc: North Carolina
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When I wrote this above: Quote:
He uses two basic throws; one is Harai Goshi and Sumi Gaeshi. I also use those a lot during training
What I meant to say (and didn't clarify) was that, he uses THOSE two throws from his Kimura entanglement to score the takedown. So the Kimura throw is based upon those two.
Thanks,
-John
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#171559 - 08/04/05 11:18 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: JKogas]
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Member
Registered: 11/28/04
Posts: 69
Loc: Tornio, Finland
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Nice link Big rod, thanks  The one throw I regularly use during randori is tani otoshi. IMO it´s a great punishment throw and you can find lots of openings to it during randori. Works great against koshi guruma for example: When my oppenent starts executing the throw I slip my head under his arm and get behind his back. There you have a great opening to tani otoshi or ura nage, ushiro goshi, utsuri goshi etc. I´ve also been out of training for over an year now, because of sickness PIBster.(I don´t know what it´s name is or how to explain it in english. Not that you would be interested though) It really sucks doesn´t it. But soon I´m striking back to the dojo !  Whatever your reason I hope you can make it back to judo soon.
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#171560 - 08/29/05 10:12 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Member
Registered: 07/13/04
Posts: 54
Loc: Bradenton, FL, USA
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I'm not a Judoka, I'm a wrestler....but my bread and butter throws are the Japanese Wizzer, Head Throw, and the Latteral.
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#171561 - 09/01/05 03:47 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Unknown MA champion
Registered: 08/02/05
Posts: 102
Loc: Malaysia
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For offensive, it is The Clothesline (Irimi nage)
For counter/reversal, I love to sutemi my partner and to see the surprise look on their face.
For being nasty.... The Suplex.
Xwf
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#171562 - 09/04/05 09:21 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Member
Registered: 06/06/02
Posts: 67
Loc: dixon calif.usa
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I'm really not even average at Judo, but if I have a bread and butter move it's the Tomanage.
.when I first started playing .(1959)I always got dumped by that throw.My sensei(mel Bruno)told me to pintch my "cheeks"togetherso that I wouldnt bend forward.that stoped most of them
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#171563 - 09/09/05 11:48 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: JKogas]
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Newbie
Registered: 07/29/05
Posts: 24
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Quote:
When I wrote this above:
Quote:
He uses two basic throws; one is Harai Goshi and Sumi Gaeshi. I also use those a lot during training
What I meant to say (and didn't clarify) was that, he uses THOSE two throws from his Kimura entanglement to score the takedown. So the Kimura throw is based upon those two.
Thanks,
-John
Thanks ~John.
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#171564 - 09/15/05 12:49 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Leonine]
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Member
Registered: 09/08/05
Posts: 67
Loc: Ashland Illinois
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The single leg takedown. Easy and effective.
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#171565 - 09/20/05 02:25 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Newbie
Registered: 09/19/05
Posts: 6
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As a judoka, when clowning around with friends I find myself at a loss for techniques because I don't want to ruin their clothes. Normal people's clothes are not as strong as a cheap judogi.
So I am stuck to the simpler ones. O Soto Gari and Ogoshi. Most people wear pants, and even without a belt, Ogoshi is hard to get out of when tori's arms is around uke's waist. IPPON!!!
In high school I did only Aikido, and that was fun... I liked the Shiho Nage and Kote Gaeshi although hard to use when uke's got strong footing... you gotta do some serious kuzushi, and then onto the ground they go!
I tried Seoi Nage, and well... you'll tear up people's clothes... stick with the simple stuff. O Soto Gari and Ogoshi are my favorites. There are even simpler ones but they are not as foolproof.
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#171566 - 09/27/05 02:01 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: americanNinja]
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Who Dares Wins
Professional Poster
Registered: 08/05/04
Posts: 3406
Loc: Salem, OR
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Not judo I know but, I like a single leg takedown from an inside trip, probably the most common one you see. I also like a head lock throw, which normally works. I also got this one where I hit them in the throat and trip their legs at the same time, they always go down on that one. Never failed me once.
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#171567 - 09/27/05 04:50 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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breaks things
Registered: 02/18/04
Posts: 4370
Loc: Woodbury NJ
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Yoko Wakari, my favorite....beautiful if done correct, but it has to be right or he will fall on top of you, not cool 
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#171569 - 10/23/05 05:17 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: RobNus]
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Member
Registered: 10/16/05
Posts: 427
Loc: Fiji
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Ouchi Gari followed by a Shimewaza!!
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#171570 - 10/24/05 05:27 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: h2whoa]
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Member
Registered: 10/20/05
Posts: 76
Loc: Dublin, Ireland
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Ouchi Gari followed by a Shimewaza!!
anyone got a diagram on how to perform O-uchi Gari in the judo fashion? i know its a bit different to jujutsu... 
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#171571 - 12/04/05 12:59 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Member
Registered: 11/13/05
Posts: 35
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I'm really not even average at Judo, but if I have a bread and butter move it's the Tomanage.
My best throw has to be Harai Goshi. Its good when you go full whack into that one......loving it!
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#171572 - 12/04/05 02:32 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Aka_Ryu]
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Member
Registered: 10/08/05
Posts: 92
Loc: Someplace in Outer Space
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I have yet to get into throws yet. But any throw that takes me down to the ground with the opponent is a no no. If he has freinds I'd be in trouble.
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#171573 - 12/12/05 12:22 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: GodsSpartan]
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Enthusiast
Registered: 09/28/03
Posts: 648
Loc: kokokokokoko
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I have yet to get into throws yet. But any throw that takes me down to the ground with the opponent is a no no. If he has freinds I'd be in trouble.
Don't worry about it. If he has friends you're in trouble anyway.
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#171574 - 12/23/05 05:33 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Newbie
Registered: 12/16/05
Posts: 5
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I'm really not even average at Judo, but if I have a bread and butter move it's the Tomanage.
I can relate. It's a difficult task to complete, but I have a peanut butter and jelly move with a butter knife that I just may Touché that with.
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#171575 - 12/23/05 09:07 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: RobNus]
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Registered: 06/28/05
Posts: 74
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I guess that depends on your style of jujutsu. Just go to judoinfo.com They have all kinds of good stuff
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#171576 - 04/03/06 07:32 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Member
Registered: 03/26/06
Posts: 35
Loc: Santa Rosa, California
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well i use it in jujitsu though i dont know if it is a traditional technique, as my style also incorporates capoeira, but a jumping siccors sweep takedown is just so much fun but not at all effective for a real situation as you end on the ground as well http://www.karatecurtis.com/Techniques/scissorstakedown.jpg
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#171577 - 04/13/06 09:26 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Registered: 04/13/05
Posts: 34
Loc: Northern CA
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#171578 - 04/22/06 07:05 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: JKogas]
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Member
Registered: 11/26/04
Posts: 304
Loc: York, Pa
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I like the o uchi gari also...but if here is one throw I can make work consistently, it's gotta be sukui nage. I often find myself in that odd side by side position, especially if I'm manuevering to get behind my opponent and they defend well positionally. The scooping throw works for me sooooo well...just watch out for your opponent trying to encircle your neck on his way down.
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#171579 - 05/20/06 05:41 PM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: Boomer]
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like a chiropractor, only evil
Registered: 02/14/06
Posts: 2210
Loc: South Carolina
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Personally, I like Oguruma because if you hit it correctly, it's very dynamic. If you don't quite get there, you can do ashi-guruma from above the knee, and if you still miss, you can do Tai Otoshi by dropping your foot on the mat. Like real estate, it's "location, location, location"... Getting a good grip for that throw is sometimes a little troublesome, but once you have the grip, you've got one of those three throws all the time. 
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#171580 - 05/21/06 12:41 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: wristtwister]
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Professional Poster
Registered: 08/05/04
Posts: 3406
Loc: Salem, OR
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I like a good head and arm throw. Also single leg takedowns, leg bars and ankle pics.
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#171581 - 06/29/06 11:54 AM
Re: Your "Bread and Butter" Throw?
[Re: BigRod]
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Stranger
Registered: 05/01/06
Posts: 4
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Personally my best throws are probably Tai-Otoshi or Harai.
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