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What is your understanding of this Judo term? I was told this week that it means the same as a pile drive. Thanks in advance for your discussion and responses.
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Makikomi = wrap-around
Hane Makikomi http://judoinfo.com/images/animation...nemakikomi.htm
Harai Makikomi http://judoinfo.com/images/animation...aimakikomi.htm
Soto Makikomi http://judoinfo.com/images/animation...tomakikomi.htm
Uchi Makikomi
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Excellent vids. Based on my knowledge of japanese and judo terms I conclude that My classmate was right. Makikomi means pile drive. Even looking at your vids of the Hane throw, the soto throw and the other throws, the tori is falling on the uke which is the same as pile driving. On some throws tori does not fall on uke; in fact sometimes falling on uke is illegal. Thanks for the vids. Makikomi = piledrive or falling on your uke NOT wrap a around. In fact wrap around is agoshi. I think.Comment
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My apologies you were right. Makikomi does mean wrap around. I asked a couple of my instructors. I wanted to make it mean pile drive and Now I am back to square one. Not having a japanese word for pile drive. LOLOriginally posted by aseepish View PostMakikomi = wrap-around
Hane Makikomi http://judoinfo.com/images/animation...nemakikomi.htm
Harai Makikomi http://judoinfo.com/images/animation...aimakikomi.htm
Soto Makikomi http://judoinfo.com/images/animation...tomakikomi.htm
Uchi Makikomi
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this is the throw for fat judo. fat judokas excell at this technique right here. i knew of a pretty big, fat ass judo guy who would use nothing but this technique, and he would for sure wrap anyone he gripped around his big fat ass and throw them. nobody could stop him.Comment
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Holy shit! Those throws in the animation are exactly like the wrist rolls that fat guys use in wrestling too!Originally posted by DickHardman View PostComment
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Yea, you don't want one of those so called fat guys to land on your arse. LOL Especially with a full hip throw such as O goshi!! LOLComment
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