Ashi guruma is one of judo's classical throws, but it's undoubtedly one of the most difficult to master.
But if there's one way to improve your Ashi guruma, then that's to take a lesson from double World and Olympic Champion Keiji Suzuki, who produced some of the greatest examples of the technique in modern competitive judo. His 15 videos on Ashi guruma are essential viewing.
Double World and Olympic Champion Keiji Suzuki introduces his Ashi guruma against left handed opponents
Double World and Olympic Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals his leg and foot placement for his Ashi guruma against left handed opponents.
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals his upper body movement for his Ashi guruma against right handed opponents.
Double World and Olympic Champion Keiji Suzuki shows how his Ashi guruma left handed opponents can work from an Osoto gari entry.
Double World and Olympic Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals how to break an opponent's balance for his Ashi guruma against left handed opponents.
A chance to see double World and Olympic Champion, Keiji Suzuki using his Ashi guruma at the world's biggest competitions.
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki introduces his Ashi guruma against right handed opponents.
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals his leg movement for his Ashi guruma against right handed opponents
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals his upper body movement for his Ashi guruma against right handed opponents.
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals the entry and execution for his Ashi guruma against right handed opponents. Also included are competition examples.
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki introduces his skipping variation of his Ashi guruma, which he uses against right handed opponents
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki breaks down the skipping action for his skipping Ashi guruma against right handed opponents
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals the foot direction for his skipping Ashi guruma, which he uses against right handed opponents.
A chance to see Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki using his skipping Ashi guruma in competition.
Olympic and double World Champion Keiji Suzuki reveals how he likes to train for Ashi guruma!