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Please note again, that in ura, there are many tenkans
to the outside of the attacker. Here nage moves with uke's
movement with a tenkan, leading her off-balance and then
around his center. This is a shifting of roles.
In this technique, yonkyo represents another variation of leading the
attacker, as is the other such as ikkyo, nikkyo, sankyo, gokkyo, etc.
The one difference is that the nage extends the base of the hand -
where his index finger originates into the inside of uke's arm. Most
of the time, this causes excruciating pain.
With a small portion of
individuals, the yonkyo has no affect. This a good technique to work
on, but not one that I would use in practical situation, because of
this fact.
Note that the lead in is
very similar as in ikkyo, but the end result is that shite uses yonkyo.
Ryotemochi
Yonkyo, ura - Var. 1,
Angle 1 (above)
James Loeser (shite) and Rachelle Nono (uke)
The
tenkan movement continues throughout the entire movement. See if you can
count how many tenkans are done just in this movement.
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