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Summary: Learn how to perform the Uke Otoshi hand drop judo technique in this free Japanese martial arts training video.
Sensei John T. Anderson is, a Shichidan in the sport of Judo. He has been studying Judo since 1946 while stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii with the Navy. As a pugnacious competitor, Sensei...read more
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"On behalf of Expert Village this is John Anderson. We're going to show you another Judo throw it's called Buki O'toshi (Hand Drop). Now, we can show you how to use this as a means of self defense. This is what makes it work watch my body you pull very suddenly hold on the outside of the arm and you turn and drop, as you turn your hand in a turning motion (a wheel). As the person steps forward, you pull them out drop and make your hands turn. Thank you."
eHow Article: Uke Otoshi Hand Drop Judo Techniques
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