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Tani-otoshi tutorial from Tuesday's class. Read more →
An archaic technique that has seen new life with the new IJF rules that allows throws to be done off the ground (provided uke's elbows are up). Read more →
Often mistaken for ura-nage, it involves a rotational action that generates a lot of momentum. In some ways, easier to do than ura-nage. Read more →
Very powerful counter. Requires lifting uke up but can use your leading leg to assist with the lift. Read more →
Easiest counter to learn. Read more →
This is a wrist-control form of sankaku. Read more →
The yoko-sankaku is usually the first sankaku taught to beginners. Read more →
Straddling sankaku is one of two sankaku techniques you can do when uke lies flat on his belly. The other is the Cuban sankaku. Read more →
Competing is part and parcel of the judo experience. Read more →
This is the foundational rolling juji-gatame. All others are variations. Read more →