Tawara gaeshi - Judo sacrifice throw from the Akban-wiki

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[oldmutha]

The book 'Attacking Judo' (Kashiwazaki & Nakanishi) describes this exact throw as Hikkomi Gaeshi.

[ninjalla]

True, a wonderful book with wonderful photography.

Some of these non standard throws have different names in different sources

[minutedude]

rice bag throw.

[ninjalla]

Right you are

[ninjalla]

there is a disambiguation naming discussion about this technique in the Akban-wiki. you can move the technique or rename it there.'

thanks

[lallope]

excellent teaching with movement to reinforce kasuchi kake and tsurikomi. excuse typos

[fazayal83]

@oldmutha

in hikkomi gaeshi, you hold the belt and just take right leg inside....they are however similiar

[fazayal83]

@oldmutha

in hikkomi gaeshi, you hold the belt and just take right leg inside....they are however similiar

[mitchiet123]

@minute dude *rice bail throw

[Redrojarr]

@Poelewoele - It is, the only real difference is the position of uke. Sumi gaeshi is the same but from a more standard front grip. But you're not wrong, hell these days the slightest change seems enough to give it a whole new name; to me,  tawara gaeshi, obi tori gaeshi, hikkomi gaeshi and the like are all variations on sumi gaeshi. :)

[pwn0grapher]

Wow. The experts just make it look so easy...

[Poelewoele]

It looks like a sumi gaeshi, so it's not a tawara gaeshi

[Hobofobico]

sumi gaeshi indeed.

[brianslotemaker]

yes

[poladores]

that's a sumi gaeshi..

tawara gaeshi is counter of morote gari, and you grip him rounding his body.