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Ko Soto Gari - Minor Outer Reaping
Ko Soto Gari does not really have a right or a left handed version - mereley the best opportunity to throw your opponent, and usually as a counter as your opponent attacks you at a 90 degree angle. If attacking your opponents left leg on a stationary partner, step with your left leg to their left, so that you are in line with your partner. Push your partners left leg forward with the sole of your right foot. With your hands drive your partner backwards and into the ground. |
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