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A wealth of skill and knowledge evident with every tutorial, thank you

Any coach telling their student to adapt techniques/make them their own gets a plus in my book

Hate it when a utube video keeps hanging up

mate i like this

nice ;D

Great master great teacher

Hi may any one tell where is a judo school NC. Closed to Jacksonville?

Great tip for any leg trips.

Good lesson! These skills are the ones that link grappling arts. This is a common old Judo, Sambo, and wrestling technique. It gives you the understanding of connection, weight shifting, and the flexibility needed to reverse and counter. To me Judo has always been defense followed by a devastating offensive. Nothing hits harder than the ground.

Nifty

Isn’t this called the Georgian grip kawazu gake?

Always a new twist! Nice

Nice

Glorious

In Kodokans youtube channel sumi and hikikomi difference is explained simply like this: In hikikomi you grab the belt, In sumi gaeshi collar or back.

A very functional choke on the ground and standing up especially along a wall. Thank you sensei

Thanks! is it possible to do sumi gaeshi when both players are in kneeling position in newaza?

but in a standing ude-garmi, they will expose their armpit, what can I tick advantage of that? how to I add pressure to their arnpits?

work best when someone is rushing you.

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Excelente 👌

Brilliant set up

So it's almost an osoto / harai hybrid? I would be worried about uke's ACL if the reap is knee level or below.

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That's pretty slick. I'm going to add that to practice tonight. I was going to do a similar movement that opens up a sasae or hiza guruma on the weak side by faking a turn throw with this movement. Excellent video as always. Clear, straight to the point, very practical. Keep them coming. You guys rock!

Very nice poinyers, I used to do it like harai goshi in that direction but this video clarifies better the throw. Thanks for sharing.

OMG! That’s like a rolling O-Guruma with a armbar! ❤🫡

It would be a more fluid movement if the tori entered seoi-nage with the left hand instead of the right.

Does that gut wrench have a name in judo? Also, is it easier to grab part of the gi instead of your own hands?

Very nice yes!

Love it love it can't get enough .!

Love it good Kata garuma .

Hi Steve, I don't see an osoto gari per se because in turning you loose momentum and you are forced to rely on a sort of gake or if you put the foot on the ground you can migrate to an osoto otoshi.

Hi Steve, just curious if it fits for BJJ. The stance in BJJ is almost the same when you pull that arm in the first place. What will be the pros and cons in using it for BJJ contests? My intimate belief is that a lot of throws in judo can be used in BJJ with minimal setup change and a guy with knowledge in both disciplines will be superior to BJJ only curricula.

Neat throw

Nidan ko soto gake

Great detail about the arm, I usually push smaller guys when I try kouchi makekomi. Thanks for sharing.

Educational as always sensei

Thank you, I always had problems with Ippon and I believe it was do to poor Kuzushi. Very helpful 👍

Its the in the details 👍

have it

Gotta like that combo!

This where the different grappling arts intersect. Judo, Sambo, Wrestling all work together because of the principles. Control the hips, you control the man. It's the same with striking arts, but it isn't the hips that need controlling.

Going to try this tomorrow in practice.😅

The very last move - 3:45 is a money maker!!! My great Thanks!

❤🙏🤩IF ONLY JuDo was taught this well all over, but this is rare! Thanks for this video!!

I love Judo.

great explanation of each move and the necessary grips. thank you sensei