Kokushi Budo Institute

Tomoe-nage is often done these days in a kenka-yotsu (opposite stance) situation but it an be done even in an ai-yotsu (similar stance) situation. Here's one way to do it. If you want to learn more about Tomoe-Nage, check out my video on this throw in Judo Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com//mastering-tomoe-nage-by-shintaro-

Ashiwaza such as kouchi and ouchi can be used to get uke moving so you can cut his stiff arm grip. If you want to learn more about how to deal with the stiff arm, check out my video on this topic, available at Judo Fanatics: https://judofanatics.com//breaking-through-the-judo-stiff-

A simple overview of how, in a right vs right situation, tori can control uke and secure a dominant position. To learn more about the basics of gripping like this, check out my video on Judo Basics at Judo Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com//prod/judo-basics-shintaro-hagashi

This is about as classic as you can get. The ultimate combo: osoto-gari into sasae-tsurikomi-ashi. To learn more about combinations, check out my video on Judo Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com//mastering-judo-combination-concep

De-Ashi-Barai is usually described as advancing foot sweep. But actually a foot sweep can happen uke is retreating (moving backwards) as you can see in this video tutorial. To learn more about de-ashi-barai and other ashiwaza, check out this video from Judo Fanatics: https://judofanatics.com//demystifying-ashi-waza-by-shinta

The IJF has banned the reverse-seoi. In memory of it, here's my tutorial on doing it in an ai-yotsu and kenka-yotsu stance.

Here's another way to break a stiff-armed post. To find out more on how to deal with your opponent's pesky stiff arm, check out my video from Judo Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com//breaking-through-the-judo-stiff-a

In an ai-yotsu (same stance situation) you can do a moving yoko-tomoe-nage.

Don't you just hate it when your opponent has a strong stiff-armed post? Here's a super easy way for you to break it. For more on how to deal with the stiff arm, check out my video on this very topic at Judo Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com//breaking-through-the-judo-stiff-a

Kata can be useful for older players who may not want to do that much randori anymore.

People often ask whether kata is useful for competition. They're asking the wrong question.

This is how we teach kata at Kokushi.

You don't want uke to have a strong power-hand grip on your lapel. The moment he gets it, you have to cut that grip. To learn more about gripping and basics like this, check out my fundamentals video on Judo Fanatics: https://www.judofanatics.com//judo-basics-by-shintaro-higa

This will work every time. To learn more about gripping and basics like this, check out my fundamentals video on Judo Fanatics: https://www.judofanatics.com//judo-basics-by-shintaro-higa

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