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Kosoto-gake
Small Outer Hook
You break your opponent's balance to his right back corner, hook his
right ankle with your left foot, and throw him backward.
The movement of your hands must be smooth, continuous and coordinated
with your hip and foot movements. If you bend your left leg a little
before placing your foot on your opponent's ankle, you .å.r put more power
into the throw. (FiS. IaO
This technique developed as a variation of kosoto-gari, but it is now considered
an independent technique.
137. Begin in the right natural posture.
138. Step back with your right loot and pull your
opponent with your hands.
139. He should come forward with his left foot,
then take a large step with his right.
140. Break his balance to his right back corner bv
pushing upward toward your lef, lront corner with
your right hand, which is holding his left lapel. and
push backward and downward with your lelt.
141. Place the ball of your left foot on his right
ouler ankle and heel.
142. Hook or reap it as if to lift him up.
143. Continue pushing down and back with your
hands.
144-45. Your opponent will fall toward his right
back corner.
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