KL Judo
KL Judo
The first version is for when uke remains in a turtle position after the reverse sankaku is secured. Read more →
Lots of exciting action as usual for our Thurs nite randori. Read more →
This the basic set-up used by the great ippon-seoi expert Toshihiko Koga. Read more →
The double-stab approach is a tactic that is applicable to many other techniques as well. Not just for ippon-seoi. Read more →
This is a tactic used by former World Champion Loic Pietri (FRA). Read more →
After the initial entry attempt, instead of aborting and pulling back, stay stuck to uke, tying up his arm so you can reposition yourself and re-enter moments later. Read more →
Action-reaction is a principle used for many judo throws. In the context of ippon-seoi, it's a push-pull movement. This sets up uke nicely for the throw. Read more →
It's hard to do a seoi-nage when uke is stiff-arming you. Here's what you can do to deal with that. Read more →
Do you go for an under-arm (inside) or over-arm (outside) lapel grip? Read more →
Best of Tues & Wed Randori. Read more →