Osoto Gari -- Kosoto Gari Combo

[bretlynn]

gimme an extra hundred pounds on a guy and i'll make that look easy too

[JanSniperPL]

zajbiste



[shmocko22]

lovely!!

[greenbay357]

hey is the first osoto gari supposed to be sloppy to get him to move back. because it looks like he is trying to reap the wrong leg. why doesn't he reap the front leg with kazushi

[respectra]

@greenbay357 It is just to show if the technique, if doing it for real you try reaping it fully and only if that doesn't work, you make the combo

[jeffdoeskungfu]

Hahaha, I like the flag in the back. Jewdo power!

[ph33ric]

i rolld with this guy in chicago and he pwnd me.

[NJBebo]

this is an awesome setup, thankyou. very helpful.

[dlfernandes]

isso nao é um O Soto Gari !

[ZehFrango]

@dlfernandes Como não velho, ta doido? Ele só ta entrando de longe, vc bota a perna e depois busca a entrada junto com o kuzushi.

[sedcontra]

A throw that makes Daft Punk start playing? Sweet.

[Follettopuck95]

Amo le arti marziali!!......ho fatto judo per 2 anni ma purtroppo me ne sono andato perchè il grande maestro Libero, non insegnava più...conosco ancora un paio di mosse, e me le ricordo ancora. E' stato comunque uno sport che mi ha disciplinato e fatto più "grande", e consiglio vivamente a tutti di praticarlo. Forse un giorno tornerò a praticarlo.

[tmple0303]

judo?

[Nakeele01]

Judo = the gentle way.

Aronov is everything but gentle like in the utsuri goshi video. Poor Uke ... :)

[raissu]

real great instructing videos best on the net i think.

[affiliate30]

this combo is counter intuitive for a judoka to do this, in this combo when you are going to make the transition to the Kosoto part of it you put yourself completely on the back of your opponent, meaning that if your opponent is fisically stronger than you he could easily throw an Harai or an Otoshi on you

[molataz]

I studied with this sensei, maybe he didnt emphasize it, but this technique relies on dominating the grip (like many in judo). If you are not in control it is not a good idea to atttack with it.

[affiliate30]

@molataz yes I know this guy, he is a six dan black belt from Eastern europe, I met him in New York once. he used to be good when younger, but he has a tendency to teach things based on his own physical strength (power techniques), many european senseis do this, but Judo is not about strenth

[judokatenis]

very cool

[uruigi]

ooh ooh i need that one if i wanna get the green belt :D

[mnibob]

We actually drilled this combo not to long ago in my club!

[Killerkatze911]

This is gadgets! Why not doing the Osotogari determined? I don't get th point why everybody posting comments think this is great stuff. It's such a theater. Sorry, this step is coming but than he is EVEN MORE vulnerable for a great Osotogari. Which gets Ippon right away. Don't  like the performance!

[Dudongo86]

Because sometimes that doesn"t work, this technique is very realistic and i happens, you like it or not.

[bwalker077]

In competition Judo it is very hard to throw someone with experience with a direct attack, your first attack will almost always be blocked or countered by an experienced Judoka, THATS WHY!

[youngbongo]

does this combo only work if the person steps back with his leg to counter it

[youngbongo]

does he strike the calf or the foot in kosoto

gari.

[mycuhxp]

he got the calf for kosoto.

[Dudongo86]

Great set up, I always have problems with Osoto.

[theotherserge]

this is great! I've never waited for the backstep so I've always made a sacrifice-Kosoto-gari. I realize that its a lack of kuzushi...Sensi Aronov is just excellent!!

[noviard]

i never thought of this technique before..

[judomichaell]

Awesome Video!!!!!!!

[sbmfighter]

the hand fighting is key in this 1

excellent post

[circular05]

Thanks, I haven't studied combos much yet, so it's great to see this.

[Hotora86]

nice advanced technique