Ashiwaza I: Judo Masterclass Book by Nobuyuki Sato William Cheung Makoto Hirohara (formerly Makoto Yoshida)

Makoto Hirohara (formerly Makoto Yoshida) Born in Hiroshima in 1961

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Unlocking the Secrets of Hakko-ryu: A Revolutionary Martial Art

Ashiwaza I: Judo Masterclass Book by Nobuyuki Sato William Cheung Makoto Hirohara (formerly Makoto Yoshida)Footsweeps are one of the most effective techniques in judo. Even the very strongest opponents have to move at some point, which makes them immediately vulnerable to a sweep, no matter how strong their gripping defence. This volume on ashiwaza deals with four of the most dramatic judo footsweeps: de ashi barai, okuri ashi barai, harai tsuri komi ashi and sasae tsuri komi ashi. Most top competitors have at least one of these in their repertoire, and