Ippon seoi nage

Ippon Seoinage (本 背負投?) is a throw in judo. It is one of the nineteen accepted techniques in Shinmeisho No Waza of Kodokan Judo. It is classified as a hand throwing technique, Te waza

[edit]Description

Tori turns into Uke with a hip movement so that his or her right shoulder is under Uke's right armpit at the same time gripping Uke's right arm by the sleeve with both hands. By bending his or her own body forward and tipping Uke in the same direction, Tori throws Uke over his or her shoulder to the mat. (eep'pan-say-oh-na'geh) "one-arm shoulder throw" A judo technique in which the opponent is thrown over one shoulder. A frequently used tournament technique. See also seoi-nage.

[edit]Technique

Grab your opponent's right sleeve with your left hand and strike his solar plexus with your right fist as you move towards him. Step to the inside of your attacker's right foot with your right foot. Your right arm goes under his right arm. Pivot to your left on the ball of your right foot as you bring your left foot back. Squat straight down so that your waist is below his waist and his right thigh is resting between your buttocks. Hold your opponent tight against your back. Lift your opponent off of the ground by straightening your legs and bending over at the waist. Throw attacker by turning to your left and looking to your left.

A variation of seoi-nage. Your left hand holds your opponent's right inner sleeve. As you pivot, slip your right arm through his right armpit and grab the top of his sleeve or his right shoulder. In other respects, execution of the technique is the same.

One Arm Shoulder Throw or Arm Around the Shoulder Throw Gripping the opponent's sleeve, the practitioner then throws him or her over the shoulder.

[edit]Techniques of Ippon-seoi-nage

Ippon-seoi-nage is similar to Morote-seoi-nage. To off-balance Uke, Tori pulls straight forward. As the Tori spins, he slides his right arm up under the Uke's right armpit. He locks Uke's arm against his body, then throw over the shoulder. There are some differences to Morote-seoi-nage in the usage of hands.

[edit]Techniques of practical applications

(1) Tori uses his right hand to hold Uke's left arm and pushes it under Uke's right armpit creating a crossed arm motion thereby controlling the opponents arms.

(2) When Tori picks up Uke in a throwing position, he shifts his right arm to twist inside and places his hand on Uke's hip--then throw.

(3) Tori takes a deep step to the outside of Uke's right leg with his right foot and while sliding Uke's right knee up, throws Uke.

(4) When Tori picks up Uke, Tori drops his body and rolls his opponent in for a throw.

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