O-uchi-gari

Tori reaps uke’s left leg from the inside with his right leg so that uke falls onto his back.

Both sides grapple on the right side in basic defensive posture. Tori steps forward with his left foot, then his right foot, while pushing uke’s body backward to break his balance, then comes to a halt in right defensive posture.

Uke responds by stepping back with his right foot, then his left foot, and holds his ground. Then he pushes back and begins to return to a stable posture.

At this moment, tori lessens the pushing action of his right hand, so that uke straightens up and, while pushing back, begins to step forward with his left foot.

At the moment he does this, tori steps his left foot outside the tip of uke’s right foot, steps his right foot between uke’s feet, and, while lifting it lightly, pulls with the right hand to lead uke so that he steps his left foot towards the rear of tori’s right foot.

At the moment uke steps his left foot forward, places it onto the mat and transfers his weight, tori changes from pulling with the right hand and pushes against uke’s left shoulder. He breaks uke’s balance towards his rear, and slightly pushes up uke’s right elbow with the left hand. Supporting his body weight on the left foot, he inserts his right leg through the inside of uke’s legs, and puts the back of his right knee across the back of uke’s left knee. He draws a semicircle on the mat with the tip of his right foot as he reaps uke’s forward left foot, opening it out. He twists his body to the right, and at the same time he pushes down with the right hand and lifts and pulls with the left hand, reaping uke so that he falls backward, while leaning on uke with his upper body.

Uke’s left leg is reaped, his feet open and his balance breaks backward, then he falls onto his back.