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Throws and takedowns
Entering throw
Names by art: Aikido: Iriminage
Appears in 1 art.
Biomechanics: what the body does
The thrower enters behind the opponent, controls the head against the shoulder and turns, then steps through with a rising and falling arm that unbalances them backward.
Appears in 1 art
| Art | Name used in this art |
|---|---|
| Aikido | Iriminage |
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Wabukan (2026). “Entering throw”. https://wabukan.com/tecnicas/iriminage (accessed 2026-10-30).
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