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Sumi-otoshi
Corner Drop
After breaking your opponent's balance to his right back corner, you
throw him in that direction with your hands.
This is an especially difflcult technique, since it depends almost entirely
on the hands. It will not work unless done very skillfully and with perfect
timing. Note especially how your upper body is twisted somewhat to the
right as you push your opponent.
The only difference between sumi-otoshi and uki-otoshi is the direction
in which you throw. The principle involved is quite the same.
324. Begin in the right natural posture.
325. Step back with your right loot
and draw your opponent forward on
his left.
326. Lower your hips and step outside
his right foot with your left.
327. At the same time, push him
hard toward his right back corner
with your right hand and pull with
your left.
328. His left leg should fly up in the
air.
329-31. Continuing to push with
your right hand, pull with your left
and he will flip over on his back.
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