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| Ko-tsuri-goshi - Minor Fishing Hip
Ko-tsuri-goshi is simply the minor version of Tsuri-goshi, The Fishing Hip. This version of Tsuri-goshi is the most like O-goshi. Simply enter as you would an O-goshi, with your tsurite taking hold of the belt under the arm of uke. Due to this grip, the tsurite should pull uke on to your back, so that there is no need to bend your knees. |
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