Another valuable description of the techniques of the Gokyo by the Maestro Fulvio Aragozzini VII Dan, Master and Referee Meritorious Meritorious.
It 's a leg technique that is performed with virtually no imbalance in the phase of Tsukuri. The opportunity arises when the widely Uke advances the right foot. E 'in which the technique appears most clearly the use of low force, taking advantage of the moment in which the friction of the foot, Uke is close to zero.
Being based on a correct choice of time, is not an easy technique, but it can be taught at an early stage to solicit educational learning some important elements engines.
After teaching the pupil to sweep from standstill, with the sole of his left foot the right ankle of his teammate, crawling with the little finger side of the mat, you can skip the opportunity to study in motion. Tori should be put in front of Uke, not sideways. This phase
teaching is very delicate and will not be easy to assimilate the teaching for those pupils who do not yet have a good command of their motor patterns. It remains imperative, in my opinion. not disrupt the proper mechanics in order to facilitate the implementation of DAB for beginners.
is the initial form of teaching that I suggest.
From the front, natural right, Shizen tai, and equal position in Uke, Tori moves his left foot, forcing Uke to back with the right, and puts a little 'out of the position vacated by the foot of Uke. Without pulling with your arms Tori moves back a step with his right foot and bringing the weight creeping back on the left foot without lifting it off the ground (to do this movement correctly Tori will stay with your right leg slightly bent, otherwise the left foot will rise from the mat). This shift calls
Uke back with your right leg forward without resistance because they do not pull this. Uke's right foot just going to lean Tori sweeps close to the ground under the heel of Uke who is forced to fall because he was now confident I can get support on the front foot. To increase the violence of the fall Bulls will pull to ground, a little 'behind him, with his left hand holding Uke's sleeve while he is already falling.
Already at an early stage you can make to try this sequence of movements that are made without the sockets. Tori could also be easier to find a correct position and a proper choice of the time.
We propose the De Ashi Barai performed by the late Maestro Tadashi Koike.
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