Last night Cody returned to judo after being out for a while. We warmed up and spent some time making sure that his ukemi was still functional. He must've had a good instructor because those skills are still there! We reviewed the groundwork cycle and the happo no kuzushi then moved into kosotogari, deashibarai, and a deashi-kosoto combination that works wonders in randori and shiai.
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