How to use the Judo Kuchiki Taoshi throw
The kuchiki taoshi is a Judo throw that literally translates to English as ‘One hand drop’. This is because it
Read MoreThe kuchiki taoshi is a Judo throw that literally translates to English as ‘One hand drop’. This is because it
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