ALL KOSHIWAZA judo techniques! Real example from IJF matches for all 10 Koshiwaza throws.

judoweekly | December 18, 2025 | Judo's Greatest Viral Videos

Genuine examples from competition of the 10 judo koshiwaza strategies!

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