Uchi Mata from Whizzer and Inside Collar Tie
Strip opponent's grip, take a shallow whizzer for better hip movement, lift opponent onto toes to break balance, then step through and finish the hip throw.
6 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Strip opponent's grip and control it7:02
- 2Take a shallow whizzer instead of a deep one7:14
- 3Use wrist control to create kazushi by lifting opponent's hand up7:34
- 4Aim for opponent's far leg on the hips when lifting7:56
- 5Optionally pull down first to create a reaction before lifting8:10
- 6Lift opponent up, step through with back leg, and finish the throw8:14
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