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Kaeshi Waza O-uchi-gari countered by Morote-seoi-nage - this video was actually an attempt into Tsuri-komi-goshi, but with ones ankle playing up was not that easy! Still, the principle is roughly the same. Tori uses the motion from the stepping out of O-uchi-gari to continue the spin around so ends up in front of uke. For Morote-seoi-nage, tori's elbow then slips under uke's armpit, keeping a firm grip of their tsurite. Tori then executes Morote-seoi-nage as usual. | |||||||||
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