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**LasTins** · 07-23-2006, 08:00 AM

Jakob said: "Attacking right kote, is a little more tricky, as most jodan player are quick to move it out of the way."

Correct me if I'm wrong but I was under the impression that the right kote was not a 'legal' target when in jodan...

Anyway, no-one has mentioned the potential of oji-waza vs jodan. Most jodan players I know of have trouble with a follow-up technique once they have committed to an attack. This leaves them really vulnerable to various oji-waza like nuki-waza, kaeshi-waza, suriage-waza, kiri-otoshi-waza, u.s.w. It makes sense to me that if the jodan player is yang, the chudan player should be yin.

N'est pas?

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07-23-2006, 08:00 AM	#10
LasTins Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 629 Senior Member	Jakob said: "Attacking right kote, is a little more tricky, as most jodan player are quick to move it out of the way." Correct me if I'm wrong but I was under the impression that the right kote was not a 'legal' target when in jodan... Anyway, no-one has mentioned the potential of oji-waza vs jodan. Most jodan players I know of have trouble with a follow-up technique once they have committed to an attack. This leaves them really vulnerable to various oji-waza like nuki-waza, kaeshi-waza, suriage-waza, kiri-otoshi-waza, u.s.w. It makes sense to me that if the jodan player is yang, the chudan player should be yin. N'est pas? b
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