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KOKYUNAGE- ANGLE #2
The attack is characterized
by the victim being arm choked and the wrist being grabbed - all from
behind.
The nage starts by drops her
center (one-point) for stability. As she drops she pulls the
attacker's elbow downward while placing her chin in the way of the
choke. As her body drops downward, she extends her right arm in front
(as in tekubi
joho undo exercise) and turns her hips. Her hand keeps
pulling her attacker's elbow away from him. The movement nears
completion, as the attacker's balance is soon diminished, and he falls
to the mat.
Note in the animation below
that you can avidly see the attacker being stretched with the nage's
hip turning.
The main points in this
technique is to maintain a good stance, use your hips and keep
turning, and drop your one-point.
J. Loeser and C. Matrasko demonstrating
Ushiro Tekubitori Kubishime Kokyunage 1, Angle #2.
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