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RYUDOKAN JUDO CLUB KESWICK VERSION 1 ~ 5 SETS // 09.04.09 NeWaza Sequences 1. Tori in Turtle Position • Trap elbow and roll uke over the top • Move in Kata Gatame (shoulder lock) • Transition to Kata Ha Jime (single wing) • Transition to Ude Hishigi Sankaku Gatame (triangular lock) -one leg over shoulder around neck, one leg under outstretched arm, cross ankles and pull on arm with one or both hands 2. Uke in Turtle Position • Tori uses two hands on uke’s tricep to roll them over • Immediately to Yoko Shio Gatame (side lock) • Transition to Katate Jime (one hand choke)1 -arm under uke’s leg, grasp sleeve on same side, choke with other forearm across throat • Transition to Ude Hishigi Ude Gatame (Arm armlock) -let go of uke’s arm and they reach up to pull you over and you go into ude gatame 3. Tori in Guard between Uke’s legs • Pass the guard using grip, elbow to inside thigh, cross over leg • Once pass guard go into Ude Hishigi Te Gatame (hand armlock) -reach up under uke’s right arm with your left and grab lapel, use right hand to lock uke’s elbow against your arm • Let arm go but maintain grip for Kata Juji Jime (half cross lock) -move other hand in for choke and straddle uke • Uke forces your hands away so transition to Tate Shio Gatame (longitudinal lock) 1 Created by Sensei Rob McMillan 04.09.09 4. Uke in Turtle Position • Tori reaches in with right hand and grips Uke’s far lapel as deep as possible • Tori uses left hand to grip Uke’s sleeve and pull up across his face and turn Uke onto shoulder • Transition into Kesa Gatame (scarf hold) • Sit Uke up and transition into Okuri Eri Jime (sliding collar lock) • Use Uke’s arm to across Tori’s stomach to apply Ude Hishigi Hara Gatame (stomach armlock) 5. Tori down – Uke in Tori’s guard • Tori reaches over head with right hand to belt and left hand under to belt and bridge uke over tori’s right shoulder • Go into Kuzuri Yoko Shiho Gatame (broken side lock) • Transition into Ude Garami (entangled arm lock) • Transition into Tsukkomi Jime (thrusting choke) 2 Created by Sensei Rob McMillan 04.09.09.

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