throwing positions...

Discussion in 'Judo' started by wcrevdonner, Mar 5, 2004.

  1. wcrevdonner

    wcrevdonner Valued Member

    Hello gentleman/ladies

    Erm...Im a Wing Chun guy, looking to expand my horizons. I did a tiny bit of judo when I was younger, and when I did it, I remember all the throwing positions being from the hip and when they were behind you? I could be completely wrong as I didn't do it for too long, and I was quite young!
    I'm looking at this from an 'anti-throwing kind of view,' ie if someone who had experience wanted to throw me, what are the prime positions for him/her to be in?

    Any information would be greatly appreciated...
     
  2. Freeform

    Freeform Fully operational War-Pig Supporter

    Depends what your after mate, the position you remember is only one of several, what I would call, basic throwing positions. They are generally used for what we call 'forward throws' (your opponents forward that is ;) ). There are positions for rear throws/side throws/in-between your leg throws/leg throws.

    So shall we take one at a time or what ;)

    Col
     
  3. cal_JJJ

    cal_JJJ New Member

    If you can keep your attacker at arms/legs distance from you, you can rule out hip throws. But, then there are wheel-throws and sweeps. So, that adds two additional type of throws to the two that Col is addressing.
     
  4. Freeform

    Freeform Fully operational War-Pig Supporter

    I thought a wheel throw (I'm assuming kata guruma style?) would class as in-between your legs ;)

    So shall we make a list and go through it one at a time?

    Col
     
  5. wcrevdonner

    wcrevdonner Valued Member

    that would be really useful, thank you. I know the best way is to go out there and learn it, but time/money are limited at the mo, so any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks...
     

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