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One of my favorite traps to play is the Kimura against the back body lock. People often get excited and drop their guard when they get behind their opponent. That can be a big mistake, especially with a Kimura master. There’s actually five different throws we can get into here, I preview the first three: O Goshi (hip throw), harai goshi (hip sweep), and tai otoshi (foot sweep).

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A quick breakdown of the fundamentals of a basic hip throw, including the important points that allow you to perform this against a potentially much larger opponent.

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As much as I love under hooks, they can also suck – if you let your opponent dominate you with a strong whizzer or over hook.

There are a variety of counter techniques from the over hook, but one of the more devastating moves you can do is a hip throw. There are quite a few variations on this, but on this video I focus on my favorite – the Harai Goshi.

I feel it is the most practical, powerful, and easiest to control the landing without fear of getting rolled over as scoring ippon means nothing in fighting. Check it out!

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This is an effective application of Ogoshi (Major Hip Throw) that is not often seen or used. This type of throw shows that knee drop attacks don’t have to be limited to Seoi Nage or sleeve grip throws. Demonstration by Derrick Darling and Mike Pennington with Steve Scott coaching.