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Tomoe Nage Everything by Israel Hernandez

Tomoe Nage Everything by Israel Hernandez

by Israel Hernandez

$79.00

A complete guide from basic to advanced Tomoe Nage technique with Olympic medalist Israel Hernandez

Course content · 4 volumes · 40 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Types of Yoko Tomoe Nage - Intro
  2. 2. Yoko Tomae Nage v same
  3. 3. Yoko Tomae Nage v opposite
  4. 4. Yoko Tomoe Nage - Mother Throws - Hiza Guruma
  5. 5. Tomae Nage
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Basic Throws to Help Body Position - Intro
  2. 2. Uki waza uki move forward
  3. 3. Yoko otoshi uki move sideways
  4. 4. Tani otoshi uki move backward
  5. 5. Types of Grips - Intro
  6. 6. Traditional Basic In or Out
  7. 7. Traditional Collar In or Out / Double Sleeve
  8. 8. Double Sleeve
  9. 9. Foot Work and Body Position - Intro
  10. 10. Step Crossing Backward v same - Step Cossing Forward v Opposite - Jumping v same or opposite
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Common Mistakes - Intro
  2. 2. Straight leg or Pushing Uki
  3. 3. Inappropriate Body position
  4. 4. Lose Contact with support leg
  5. 5. Bad Arm Action
  6. 6. Advanced Yoko Tomoe Nage - Intro
  7. 7. Two Legs
  8. 8. Two Lapel Basic and Two Lapel with Two Leg
  9. 9. Double Sleeve
  10. 10. Defense - Intro
  11. 11. Blocking with Abs and Cartwheel
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Combination - Intro
  2. 2. Ko Uchi to Yoko Tomoe v Same
  3. 3. Ko Uchi to Yoko Tomoe v Opposite
  4. 4. O uchi to Yoko Tomoe v Opposite
  5. 5. Morote Seoi to Yoko Tomoe v Same
  6. 6. Transition to Newaza - Intro
  7. 7. Yoko Tomoe to Kesa Gatame
  8. 8. Yoko Tomoe to Mune Gatame
  9. 9. Yoko Tomoe to Tate shiho Gatame
  10. 10. Toko Tomoe Nage Drills - Intro
  11. 11. Butterfly to Catch uke with legs
  12. 12. Pull Uke From sit position with legs
  13. 13. Throw Uke far away
  14. 14. 5 throws without letting go of grip
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