Throws and groundwork transitions
Ready when: First falls, throws and holds, with a coach (b4) done.
What the coach teaches
The big outer reap once the falls are solid, then the small and big inner reaps; the lifting-pulling hip throw and the shoulder throw; repetition on a still partner, then moving 1 or 2 steps; throw-to-hold transitions; holding and escaping under set conditions; grips (kumi-kata).
At home, safe only
Judo games at home: tail tag and the mirror (b1) to Bowing, the belt and the words (b3); the mirror game.
Ask the club
The grading syllabus used and the order of throws.
What you can see from the side
The thrower stands firm and pulls the sleeve so the partner lands safely.
Self-check what the coach confirms
The instructor passes the grade's throws.
Stop and get a coach when
A hard fall or a partner mismatch in size.
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