A judo throw

[The Wastrel]

Sorry, collar handle with the left hand.

*Does not do judo.*

[kismasher]

the most vital element of this throw, indeed all judo, is the grimace on nage's face in pic 4

[Ronin]

The middle of ANY technique holds the "key" to said technique.

[The Wastrel]

The "key", in my opinion, is in frames 2 and 3. The rest is just details.

[Ronin]

Originally posted by The Wastrel
The "key", in my opinion, is in frames 2 and 3. The rest is just details.

I take it you mean the "push n pull" ? :)

[Ronin]

and this one:

[kismasher]

for me the hardest part is actually the transition from pic 4 to pic 5, ie setting the hips and loading but maintaining balance

[Kempocos]

"The "key", in my opinion, is in frames 2 and 3. The rest is just details"


Yes the unbalancing of the person. it make s frame four possable.

[The Wastrel]

Indeed, Ronin. I do. Controlling your opponent is everything. The biggest mistake I make in stand-up grappling is trying to take advantage of what my opponent is doing, waiting for him to commit, instead of forcing him to.

[Ronin]

or this one: