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Katatori
Kokyunage
Variation 2, Angle 1
In this first graphic, the attacker grabs for the victim's
right lapel.
In this version of
Kokyunage, the nage grabs the sleeve of the attacker with her right
hand, steps back moving slightly off center towards the left. Her left
hand can strike the attacker's face, but drops and slices through the
bend of the arm with a downwards through-motion, as her weight shifts
and steps back.
The uke is taken off
balance, but she takes the attacker's wrist, and swings his center to
her left and steps in front of him (irimi entrace). Note that the
direction that the entire motion is taking a clock-wise direction and
is being continually being led so, by the nage.
Katatori Kokyunage
Var. 2, Angle 1
C. Matrasko (nage), James Loeser (uke)
The nage drops the wrist
down while her footwork surrounds the attacker, taking him off-balance
in a musubi pattern.
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