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Now that trying to wriggle out of behind back grip and going to feet no beeing an option will strong upper body and harai goshi make a return?
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Will harai-goshi return
finarashi- Posts : 507
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The_Harvest- Posts : 71
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Harai goshi never "left". Just look at video clips of Teddy Riner. Harai-Goshi is his tokui waza.
Tall judokas love Harai-Goshi.
Tall judokas love Harai-Goshi.
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genetic judoka- Posts : 541
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The_Harvest wrote:
Tall judokas love Harai-Goshi.
it's true. we do.
finarashi- Posts : 507
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But 20(30)-years ago everybody in e.g. -86 was doing it. Now only some big guys do it. But now when breaking the grip is forbidden it is much more easier to have as tokui-waza
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heikojr- Posts : 92
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Wait, not all grip breaks are forbidden!
I understand that you are thinking that with the rules being so strict on grip breaking, this favors the strong high collar and over the back grip, for once established it will be hard to get off.
Also, asking if this will bring a "comeback" to harai-goshi is simmilar to asking if this will bring a "comeback" to ura-nage...
heikojr
I understand that you are thinking that with the rules being so strict on grip breaking, this favors the strong high collar and over the back grip, for once established it will be hard to get off.
Also, asking if this will bring a "comeback" to harai-goshi is simmilar to asking if this will bring a "comeback" to ura-nage...
heikojr
sydvicious- Posts : 78
Join date : 2013-01-26
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I absolutely love Harai Goshi, eventhough I'm still a noob and hardly land it in randori 
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The_Harvest wrote:Harai goshi never "left". Just look at video clips of Teddy Riner. Harai-Goshi is his tokui waza.
Tall judokas love Harai-Goshi.
I'm fairly short and I use harai goshi a lot. I'm not sure how I feel about the idea of certain throws being better for shorter or taller judoka than others. Perhaps I just don't watch enough shiai to know. I've often hears osoto gari being a tall man's throw but it is my tokui waza. I'm not sure why other than that I have a lot of success with it.
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