KL Judo
KL Judo
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 →
Everything you need to know about how to do standing Ippon-Seoi-Nage. Read more →
Some techniques are safer than others to use against heavyweights. Read more →
Osoto-gari from a kenka-yotsu situation doesn't always mean attacking the far leg. You can attack the near leg too. Read more →
Attacking the far leg with osoto-gari in a kenka-yotsu situation. Read more →
Don't let the fear of getting countered stop you from trying your techniques. Read more →
How do you gain the confidence to throw in randori? Read more →