KL Judo
KL Judo
This is the foundational rolling juji-gatame. All others are variations. Read more →
If you're a seoi-nage player, you must have this technique in your arsenal. Read more →
Not as common as the juji-gatame but still pretty effectie. Read more →
There are two ways to enter into harai-makikomi. Read more →
Here are three responses to uke taking firm control of your sleeve. Read more →
In sutemi-waza, you throw yourself in order to throw uke. Read more →
Soto-makikomi is typically associated with big players but small players can use it too. Read more →
This is how you do juji-gatame against an opponent who lays flat on his stomach. Read more →
Even though you aren't able to stretch your leg long enough to trip uke's far leg, you can still trip uke over their near leg Read more →
The classical tai-otoshi involves a 3-step motion and a distinct arm placement for the tsurite. Read more →