Reverse Hip Throw

The reverse hip throw, also known as "Ura Goshi" in Judo, is a powerful and dynamic technique used in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and Judo. This technique involves using your hips to leverage your opponent's momentum and execute a throw from an unexpected angle.
The reverse hip throw is an effective counter-move, allowing you to take advantage of your opponent's movements and turn the tide in your favor. Mastery of this technique requires precise timing, balance, and practice.
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[@Drikkerbadevand]

This is an interesting take on a counter throw, and I'll definitely try it out in practice. Although in a judo competitive setting the opponent is often very quick, so the counter has to happen almost immediately as he's trying to throw. tani-o-toshi, ura nage, te guruma (if leg grapping is allowed) or a ko uchi gake counter (if you step over the throw, and is at a perpendicular angle)

[@conwaytoe2toekickboxing]

True 😊

[@gavinspreen9069]

What about back take

[@toe2toefirearmsandtraining857]

Sure, go to the ground as you see fit