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Sydney Seminar Oct 2004

Ju-Jitsu in Antarctica – Sensei Boyle

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2 months ago

Thoughts?Seeing that there's a wealth of knowledge here I thought I'd ask anyway.
Is there a standard common Japanese name for this kind of sacrifice technique/sutemi waza? It's similar to kani basami but taking uke forwards. Every club I've been to just calls it front scissors. I know I could just tag mae onto basami and call it that...but that's just guesswork. ...

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