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Now, here's a counterpoint to a lot of what we've been saying from a friend of mine.
His thought is that a good uke has to have the ability to "stay ahead" one step of nage so that uke can stay in control. In other words, losing control as uke, in his mind, meant that uke no longer had the ability to take advantage of nage's openings.
Thoughts?
-- Jun
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