
Uki waza - Wikipedia
Uki Waza (浮技), is one of the original 40 throws of Judo as developed by Jigoro Kano. It belongs to the fifth group, Gokyo, of the traditional throwing list, Gokyo (no waza), of Kodokan Judo. It …
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浮技 Uki-waza (floating throw) UWA A sacrifice. Float your opponent’s balance to his right front corner, than open your body wide and extend your left foot to block the outside of his right foot, …
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#efficientjudo #judo #judothrowsDemonstration of Uki-waza or "Floating Technique"
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Welkom bij Uki-Waza! J udovereniging Uki-Waza is gevestigd in Dorpshuis het Trefpunt aan de Zandpolstraat 7A in Zandpol, De vereniging is opgericht op 16 november 1974.
How To Perform The Uki Waza Floating Technique - BudoDragon
2020年12月20日 · The uki waza is a side sacrifice throw created by the founder of judo Jigoro Kano. The term uki waza roughly translates to the “floating technique”. The throw is aptly …
Judo - Uki Waza - Black Belt Wiki
Uki Waza – Judo’s Floating Drop Throw. This page provides details for the Judo technique “Uki Waza” (or Floating Drop Throw). This is a Judo sacrifice technique (or Sutemi Waza). For …
Uki Waza - Red River Judo
Uki Waza is a great technique for practicing timing, kuzushi, and using your opponent’s momentum against them. It is often used in Randori (free practice) and Nage-No-Kata, where …
Uki Waza -- Floating Technique - Judo Info
It was introduced into the Olympic Games in 1964 and is practiced by millions of people throughout the world today. It is best known for it’s spectacular throwing techniques but also …
Uki-waza | USJF Education Portal
Uki-waza (Floating Technique) Tori and Uke step forward each other to a distance of about 90cm (Photo 1). Movement 1: While stepping forward with his right foot, Uke attempts to grasp Tori …
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Uki-waza is a yoko-sutemi-waza where tori throws uke by dropping down. Therefore, if he tries to throw uke by twisting with the power from his arms, this will not demonstrate the particular …