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This video of Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki doing what is presented as 'tomoe nage' has me confused. Many of the throws he demonstrates appear to use the instep as a lever on uke's inner thigh, like sumi gaeshi, rather than planting the foot on uke's waist or hip
I would like to ask at what age or stage in judo do people think is good to learn a technique such as one sided grip sumi gaeshi. Would you for example teach it to children or would it be better for them not to use such a grip when they are young and
Recently we had some discussion in our dojo regarding the difference of uki-otoshi and sumi-otoshi. The result was pretty obvious, and that is basicly the direction of kuzushi, whereas the biomechanic principles of the throw where almost identical, just i
this is reverse seoi nage or Sumi otoshi?