Pinan Nidan moves 15-19 application one
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Notes[edit | edit source]
The application for these movements is a simple one that should be recognisable to most people. The kata implementation of the method is, I'd have to say, klunky. I don't even know if this has a name, it's too simple for judo. Tai-Otoshi is probably closest. Bouncer's throw?
Sequence[edit | edit source]
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Description[edit | edit source]
- The sequence begins with the opponent standing facing you, having a grip of your left hand or wrist with his left hand.
- Yank your arm down to the left to unbalance him and move you off line.
- Step forward and grab his head or hair with your right hand and pull down with the hikite
- Step forward and reach over his back with your left hand, trying to get hold of his collar, but a shoulder will do. Pull with the hikite towards your left hip.
- Step forward with the final 'oi-tsuki' and get hold of his belt if he has one, or just clothing round the waist sort of level.
- At this point he should be bent over, you should have his collar or there abouts in your left hand and his belt or there abouts in your right.
- Rotate 225° anti-clockwise while dropping into shiko-dachi and "toss" the opponent to the floor, he should "trip over" your back leg.