TOMOENAGE; Side version, By Koji Komuro

[@samerdaadaa3746]

Elegant. I used to do it in the 80s.

[@JudoLife]

nice. It was only developed then too, under Moriwaki Sensei (Kokushikan Dai) and Kashiwazaki Sensei (Tokai Daigaku)

[@tonicarlos8586]

Super

[@mrv1271]

Very well explained. However I’ve been trying for years to learn this throw. Still can’t master it. Judo takes time.

[@JudoLife]

Koji Komuro Sensei is a modern "master of Judo"

[@throwzilla]

@buzz magister well it definitely helped me

[@rufatmelikov4680]

👍👍

[@SuperDvco]

Very nice moviment!

[@josenildo6558]

4:09 that was funny

[@JudoLife]

Relaxed collapse training... :-)

[@gabehcuodsuoitneterp203]

Off topic: He wore his red/white belt to someone else's dojo or is that his translator and dojo? Red/white belt in Judo is really just a 7/8th Dan black belt, correct?

[@JudoLife]

6 to 8 dan is a red and white striped belt

[@NeoMororo]

That shows that he's still learning. Lesson in humble

[@luhuang5256]

Why wouldn't he wear his belt?

[@gwynnus]

Just? :D

[@gabehcuodsuoitneterp203]

Also the fall here is like yoko-ukemi

[@NeoMororo]

Wouldn't be a yoko tomoe -nage?

[@hubipilot4083]

Das geht besser. Mann den Partner noch mit dem linken Bein steuern.

[@JudoLife]

You do know whom you are saying this to, right? Sensei Koji Komuro. He is technically brilliant. Any faults will be from my filming or sub standard partners. Please check Komuro Sensei out, Komlock, his nickname. Kosen Judo exponent but his judo is partly responsible for a newaza revival in Japan, especially Female Judoka, resulting in lots of Gold Medals at Tokyo Olympics.