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I think it makes me even more aware of just how strong the nage is during technique.
What I started looking at was ... the possibility of using a wall, a person, or even a moving object as the destination of the uke?
I guess, I was considering that in learning to avoid the roll or fall, this interruption of flow has considerations just as valid as taking the roll or fall to disappate the energy.
It was one of those enlightening moments when doing the practice different than an ordinary practice gave me new insight to more variations, and counters than I had not considered in normal practice.
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