
What is the Harai Goshi?
In Judo, the word Harai means “sweep,” and Goshi means “hip.” Put them together, and you get one of the most powerful and dynamic throws in all of grappling: the

In Judo, the word Harai means “sweep,” and Goshi means “hip.” Put them together, and you get one of the most powerful and dynamic throws in all of grappling: the

If you’ve ever rolled with someone who seems to bend like a pool noodle, you already know the truth: flexibility is a legit superpower in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ). Flexible

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So many competitors love spider guard because it’s equal parts frustrating to deal with and exciting to play. You can use it as a shield to keep pressure passers off

Ask any judoka or old-school grappler, and they’ll agree that Osoto Gari is a classic. It’s one of those moves that looks simple at first, but once you really learn

If you’re looking for a throw that’s equal parts simple, powerful, and straight-up fun to hit, the Hip Wheel (Koshi Guruma) is it. This move is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ)

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