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Kouchi-gari
Small Inner Reap
After breaking your opponent's balance to his right back corner, you reap
his right foot from the inside with your right foot and throw him backward.
riÅing is crucial. Reap the foot just as he is placing his weight on it. As
with kosoto-gari, ideally you skim the mat with the sole of your right foot,
and reap with your big toe raised. In any case, push your opponent's foot
forward, not upward, with the little-toe side of your foot brushing the mat.
(Fie. 83)
83
76. While standing in the right natural posture,
lightly push your opponent to his left back corner'
77. When he pushes back, pull him with your left
arm while bringing your left foot behind your
right.
78. Pull with your body to make him advance his
right foot.
79. Just before he puts his foot down' shift your
weight to your left foot and clip his right heel from
the inside with your right foot.
80. Keep his foot going in the direction his toes are
pointing.
81. At the same time, push backward and downward
with both hands.
82. When the throw is done well, your opponent's
legs will fly up in the air on either side of you.
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