The Sit Through | Newaza Hokyo | Yusuke Kanamaru
Newaza Training
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2m 26s
The ‘sit through’ is an expansive yet precise movement. Starting in a prone position, with relatively straight arms, you support your weight on your hands, with your hips a little higher than your shoulders. As it is so expansive, it requires a great deal of control.
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