Best Judo Throws Against Bigger at Edwin Saunders blog

Best Judo Throws Against Bigger. I've been in the same boat all my life, and what's worked best for me are throws that use the opponent's momentum against them. If that's the only question, then the answer is ankle. One of the most classic and beautiful looking throws out there in the sport of judo. As a general rule, tall and heavy judokas should be using trips and foot sweeps. Focusing on catching your partner with foot sweeps like o uchi gari, ko uchi gari, sasae can work better, as you can do so without much. Judo is not the best answer for learning to take people down in a bjj context. But you must be quick with both. With that said, it’s normally done in a “dropped” form. A classic throw where the tori lifts the opponent onto their shoulders before unbalancing and projecting. Shorter, stocky, yet heavy judokas can use powerful hip. Harai goshi is pretty good against bigger people, or an o goshi.

Focusing on catching your partner with foot sweeps like o uchi gari, ko uchi gari, sasae can work better, as you can do so without much. I've been in the same boat all my life, and what's worked best for me are throws that use the opponent's momentum against them. Harai goshi is pretty good against bigger people, or an o goshi. If that's the only question, then the answer is ankle. A classic throw where the tori lifts the opponent onto their shoulders before unbalancing and projecting. Shorter, stocky, yet heavy judokas can use powerful hip. One of the most classic and beautiful looking throws out there in the sport of judo. As a general rule, tall and heavy judokas should be using trips and foot sweeps. With that said, it’s normally done in a “dropped” form. But you must be quick with both.

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Best Judo Throws Against Bigger If that's the only question, then the answer is ankle. Harai goshi is pretty good against bigger people, or an o goshi. Shorter, stocky, yet heavy judokas can use powerful hip. If that's the only question, then the answer is ankle. One of the most classic and beautiful looking throws out there in the sport of judo. Focusing on catching your partner with foot sweeps like o uchi gari, ko uchi gari, sasae can work better, as you can do so without much. But you must be quick with both. As a general rule, tall and heavy judokas should be using trips and foot sweeps. A classic throw where the tori lifts the opponent onto their shoulders before unbalancing and projecting. Judo is not the best answer for learning to take people down in a bjj context. I've been in the same boat all my life, and what's worked best for me are throws that use the opponent's momentum against them. With that said, it’s normally done in a “dropped” form.