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JPT · 01-16-2002, 05:34 PM

Against 2 ukes.
When you throw your first uke try to make them land between yourself & the next uke. So that the 2nd uke has to either move around or step over uke number 1. This will give you a fraction of a second more to compose yourself before the next attack. Note:- do not throw uke 1 directly into uke 2 as one of them will get hurt!.
Get your sensei to show you how to control a person with Sankyo (so that you can move them forwards & Backwards). When you know how to do this, you will be able to move uke's body so that is between yourself & uke 2, therefore acting as shield from the next attack.

01-16-2002, 05:34 PM	#12
JPT Dojo: trad Location: UK Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 69 Offline	Against 2 ukes. When you throw your first uke try to make them land between yourself & the next uke. So that the 2nd uke has to either move around or step over uke number 1. This will give you a fraction of a second more to compose yourself before the next attack. Note:- do not throw uke 1 directly into uke 2 as one of them will get hurt!. Get your sensei to show you how to control a person with Sankyo (so that you can move them forwards & Backwards). When you know how to do this, you will be able to move uke's body so that is between yourself & uke 2, therefore acting as shield from the next attack. Last edited by JPT : 01-16-2002 at 05:36 PM.