COMBAT JUDO: COMBAT JUDO: O-GOSHI, A MAJOR COMBAT THROW

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Thursday, May 7, 2020

COMBAT JUDO: O-GOSHI, A MAJOR COMBAT THROW

USMC OFFICER STUDENT TRAINING MANUAL circa 1950

There are 4 major or primary throws in Combat Judo that are found in various military Hand to hand combat field training manuals......Click Here to continue reading

1 comment:

sandmanbrian said...: This is a well reasoned description of the throws.
Your Hip placement below that of an opponents.
Yet the Hip Throw can be muscled if needed --but poor technique.
Remember the Judo Instructor yelling 'Technique' lol
sandmanbrian777@yahoo.ca; May 7, 2020 at 11:19 AM

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