Ura Gyaku 裏逆 Takagi Yoshin Ryu Jutaijutsu Torite Kihon

As with the Omote Gyaku, this is a foundational technique meant to teach a student basic control of an opponent and locking. Pay close attention to the gripping method that is unique to this tradition of Takagi Yoshin Ryu Jutaijutsu. It is also trained classically from the zagamae (sitting posture). Facing tori in za gamae, come up onto the right foot secure their left lapel with right hand. Receive with kumite in za gamae. Tori will come up onto the right foot with the knee pressed against the inside of the uke’s right knee. As you are coming up, metusbushi to the eyes and bring the right hand over to receive with ura-gyaku. Create the release of the grip while switching legs, now pressing the left leg to the outside of the uke’s right. bring them down with ura-gyaku while placing the left knee onto the point that is “around” benke and below kobura. Pinning them while maintaining the gyaku-te. There are more advanced ways to do this technique, as Manaka Sensei has shown, however this is the basic version. Thank you for visiting and supporting my work in preserving the Traditional Japanese Martial Arts of Jissen Kobudo at the Yasuragi Dojo. If you enjoyed this video, please continue to support by subscribing to our YouTube channel. If you are interested in stepping further into my work, below are links to help you better understand the Yasuragi Dojo and opportunities that may help in your path in Kobudo study. Once again, thank you for spending time here ~ Adam OUR DOJO: https://yasuragidojo.com FREE TRAINING RESOURCES: Fundamental Taijutsu: https://yasuragidojo.com/taijutsu-fun... Podcast: https://yasuragidojo.com/podcast Dojo Newsletter: https://yasuragidojo.com/newsletter MORE ABOUT THE YASURAGI DOJO The Yasuragi Dojo is a school of Traditional Japanese Martial Arts, teaching the traditions of our teacher, Manaka Unsui and the International Jinenkan organization. Our Dojo preserves the arts of Ninpo, Jujutsu, Kenjutsu and Classical Weaponry. Collectively, our art is called Jissen Kobudo. We have proudly served the Hudson Valley of New York since 1998, with our Dojo located in the hamlet of Mahopac. Our Dojo has served our global community of students and training groups through our online programs since 2007. If you are interested in joining our Dojo, please inquire directly for information. About The Jinenkan: Developed by Lieutenant Colonel Fumio Manaka, the international Jinenkan organization is a complete martial art system characterized by it’s traditions of authentic Kobudō, the classical fighting forms of Japan’s Samurai.