ATTACK: WRIST GRAB - SAME SIDE

1a. seionage from outside of uke.
bend knees turn hip outward, grabbed wrist snakes outward and around with thumb on top of uke wrist, other hand catches uke wrist with thumb over wrist and fingers under elbow and closest to ground, hitch step deeply and keep uke's arms stretched and in front of your body + taisabaki w/ 180 degree turn from hips with arms still stretch out in front of you + tuck chin, put uke's hand to uke's shoulder and your elbows to your own chest, bend knee to bring your weight downward to take down, step to catch, inside knee on arm pit, first pin uke shoulder to ground, back straight/ face up, pull up on uke's hand

1b. shihonage from inside, crossing uke's centerline
bend knee, turn hip inward and make uke off balance, hitch step a little crossing centerline of uke, put arm under ukes arm that will be locked, do 180 degree turn, keep upper arm/head under uke shoulder and uke hand to uke shoulder for safety, keep elbows to chest, and JUST BEND KNEE for take down, dig knee into shoulder joint of uke for pin, pull uke arm up for lock

2. O SOTO Gari
Remember take hand with you and don't leave it behind or closer to uke a) it should stay in your center b) first turn palm down and bend knees and twist hip. this takes uke off balance. b) hitch step must be DEEP - creates off balance - shoulder to shoulder - and position your body/bum behind uke c) finish with straight leg sweep.

3a.cut thru uke with lead arm
a) bend wrist to center line (which appears to loosen grip) b) hitch step and other hand grabs uke's attacking hand c) let lead hand/arm come uke's center line up to neck while holding uke's wrist with other hand d) turn hips downward for take down

3b. cut thru doesn't work, try tiger lock
same technique, except dropping hip, apply a tiger lock, if didn't work

4. KOTOGAESHI
step to side away from center line. turn grabbed wrist into centerline, other hand grabs underneath for 3 finger catch of uke hand thumb side, keep twisting uke wrist with this catch. grabbed hand is released to apply its knife edge of hand applies pressure to back of uke hand - not on uke fingers. Apply lock by dropping weight so pain is caused by weight of body twisting the little bones in the wrist. good to have a V shape in uke arm, move as you apply lock, keep up momentum to help roll uke over to stomach. Finish w/ your body close to uke, like your going to fall on top of him or her.


5a. IKKYU
Hitch AWAY from uke's center line (like nikkyu), keep facing uke, grabbed hand will snake around from outside to uke's wrist, then other hand grabs uke wrist, grabbed hand will move up to elbow to roll elbow joint over. lock arms as u walk uke out. Take two steps to walk uke out. Lock.

5b. IKKYU
Sensei maria showed a version where you hitch step in as you bend uke elbow up and behind them, snake around the outside of wrist, grabbed hand goes to uke's bent elbow and drives it down with other hand on attacking uke hand. Lock arms as u walk uke out. Lock.

6. NIKKYU
Take step to side AWAY from uke's center line, bring hand with you. get low. first big toe lined up w/ uke big toe, step to side and now big toe lined up w/ uke little toe. face uke. stepping to side aids uke elbow bend. immediately bring uke hand against body.

grabbed hand snakes under and catches uke arm with L of hand, keeping close to body. Other hand does 3 finger catch on uke hand to twist. grabbed hand moves to uke elbow to bend elbow. Apply corkscrew twist and hitch stepping a bit forward and bending knee to drop weight

ROLL uke elbow over. push thru uke arm to put shoulder on mat. control elbow w/ one hand

* can apply this lock: inside leg steps over uke shoulder, both hands grab at wrist, bending hand to arm, pointing to uke head, twist/drive hip to direction of uke head w/ arm against leg

7. sankyu
turn hip to angle away from uke, grabbed hand creates bend upward in uke attacking elbow w/ top of tori hand pressing against underneath uke attacking forearm, hitch step, hands put uke attacking arm/hand to outside shoulder, setup for sankyu lock, can take step tru w/ back leg, turn hips/whole body for lock, keep lead/inside leg away from front of uke otherwise uke can sweep it (says russian monster), then bring locked uke arm/hand w/ tori hip as inside leg cross steps behind other leg - in a line- turn hips, stretch out uke arm, uke is off balance, take down