yea. You should put the word "basic" somewhere on that tutorial so people don't get confused like I did.

i thought generic would be good enough.

anyways this is a replay thread lets see some replays.

a quick pick on hellcate, he proceeded to destroy me in the following matches.

awesome 2 on 1 throw to counter a lift.

easy afk to single to suplex in small dojo.

and whatever that is

Cheers, also that morote seoi was nice! I bet inter4ever was salty af

@Roux & Aqui: Feast your fucking eyes, if I don't play two of you in-game this weekend, I will slit my wrists. Oh and feel free to correct any of the mistakes in the titles.

Here's some replays I pulled off tonight. Slick asf. Anyway.

Hips ~ Generic use of hips + half throw

Rip ~ Prepare the first shoulder swap in the air and the second swap on the way down for a full floorcap throw

Ashi Guruma ~ Used right leg to catch his outside leg to destroy his hip throw attempt

Osoto Gari ~ Tried to sweep my midsection and attempted to execute a hip throw, so I went for his base leg and destabilized him (Decap was also planned)

Tai Otoshi ~ Just a simple double leg hip throw

Saved ~ Unable to defend the snap. I relied on quick thinking and juggled my DM'd elbow

Spirit ~ Welcomed myself to SW :L

What openers do you guys favor? I have the movement pretty much covered in order to execute Harai goshi or a double sleeved sode tsurikumi goshi. But i'd like to know your opinions on openers?

2 words:

Always noobclap

Definetley, however when I leave my feet on the ground I feel less potential for movement idk. Do you guys ever extend both glutes whilst contracting both hips? Heres what i mean

I mostly noobclap and then get into the right position by rotating into it, it's always different depending on what i wanna do

alrighty

I like to use an opener that gives me a good bend in my knees. To turn your hips in for a throw, use your front foot as a pivot to turn, then backstep.