I love this move, but if you forget to tuck the arm underneath in a breakfall motion near the end....god DAMN son, you can kill that inside shoulder. I've only done it once, but thats all I needed to put the power away and try the proper technique..
@wolfrox777 Sometimes you just need to take chances and always follow through to get that ippon. This vid is a great example of harai makikomi...so it would be nice if they would change the title.
btw, makikomi means sacrifice, or in judo to come down to the tatami with your opponent instead of maintaining your balance, there are heaps of different ways to makikomi good and bad technique alike.
rolling, not winding. to throw in judo often requires a form of rolling ones body, to roll with that motion to the tatami is a makikomi.
sutemi waza literally means the method of throwing ones-self, it is not however used to describe the modification of a throw.
ne waza, shime waza, te waza. are all how to's
the relevant holds, chokes and grips that fit thoses definitions are not named by those groupings. for sutemi waza the word makikomi is used to define the variation. good try though
@thepordage Jigoro? You tell me to make coherent comments yet you open with some obviously facetious comment. Also not sure what that typing comment was about... perhaps you meant spelling? If you want to start judging grammar on Youtube posts then be my guest. I don't usually go through the same editing process on here as I would in other areas. As for what you said, it isn't what you said. It may have been what you meant, but you should learn to say what you mean.
Idk why it would matter which technique exactly he was using anyway. In a competition nobody cares.
Here we're discussing subtle differences between closely related techniques which this judoka probably never even thought of. He just landed a throw and that's what counts
Uki is thrown to the front, which rules out O Soto Makikomi all together. It appears to have started off as *Soto Maikikomi*, but in my opinion the finish is definitely Harai Makikomi.
I think it's possible that he's throwing Harai Makikomi, if one of my Senseis said so, I'd believe right away. But, he's not wrapping, he just has deep overhand grip and he's twisting alot. Harai Makikomi. Makikomi means to wrap. He's not wrapping. On the other hand, he is sweeping the hip out. This COULD be just a Harai Goshi with a deep over hand grip. It just looks like Harai Makikomi because his grip got a bit loose and he had to bend over and twist more to get the guy over.
1. It's called Soto, soto means outer, O means big.
2. Makikomi means wrapping, he's not wrapping.
3. It's more of a Harai Goshi if I'm correct. Makikomi means twisting or wrapping, he's not turning his arm like he should to make it makikomi, he just has a really high even onto the back grip.
If my gi is a bit loose and you grab one side of it, you can pull all you like with an O Soto Gari but it'll be very easy to step out.
Everybody has preferences on where to grip but you do it entirely because you want to control and direct your opponent in a chosen direction.
Anyway, the reason he landed this throw was mainly because of the turn he made with his upper body. The sweep helped, but the tight grip and turn did most of the work
It's Harai Maki Komi. The only reason people think it looks like something else is because his right hand was gripping just below the other guy's head. Though, this shouldn't really be a debate about which throw it was, but how good the throw was, coz it was brillaint.
thers no such thing as osoto makikomi anyway the proper name is soto makikomi.......however the one show on this video is harai makikomi
alphie10 4 months ago
Harai Makikomi is correct.
uenoxgi 7 months ago 2
100% Harai makikomi
JudoChannel 7 months ago
I love this move, but if you forget to tuck the arm underneath in a breakfall motion near the end....god DAMN son, you can kill that inside shoulder. I've only done it once, but thats all I needed to put the power away and try the proper technique..
JudokaJames 8 months ago
I'm afraid to do this throw a lot.
I feel like I will just get countered so I never to do it.
wolfrox777 1 year ago
@wolfrox777 Sometimes you just need to take chances and always follow through to get that ippon. This vid is a great example of harai makikomi...so it would be nice if they would change the title.
DrVoltage1 3 months ago
wow awesome tech and execution . high skill
and it is harai makikomi not o soto makikomi
thelittlemonster2005 1 year ago
Amazing level of skill in the video! my jaw dropped
peterscoop 1 year ago
@peterscoop no
crossfire1129 11 months ago
@crossfire1129 yes faggot
peterscoop 11 months ago
@peterscoop Hahaha! jk bro calm down.
crossfire1129 11 months ago
btw, makikomi means sacrifice, or in judo to come down to the tatami with your opponent instead of maintaining your balance, there are heaps of different ways to makikomi good and bad technique alike.
thepordage 2 years ago
@thepordage
Makikomi means "winding" technique. A sacrifice technique is called "sutemi waza".
JujiJimmy 2 years ago 5
rolling, not winding. to throw in judo often requires a form of rolling ones body, to roll with that motion to the tatami is a makikomi.
sutemi waza literally means the method of throwing ones-self, it is not however used to describe the modification of a throw.
ne waza, shime waza, te waza. are all how to's
the relevant holds, chokes and grips that fit thoses definitions are not named by those groupings. for sutemi waza the word makikomi is used to define the variation. good try though
thepordage 2 years ago
@thepordage sutemi waza means sacrifice techniques, jsut as te waza means nand techniques and ne waza means ground techniques.
nano4288 2 years ago
@nano4288 ok jigoro. but i think you'll find that's what i said.
Do you know the name for typing technique? at least take time to make comments coherently.
thepordage 2 years ago
@thepordage Jigoro? You tell me to make coherent comments yet you open with some obviously facetious comment. Also not sure what that typing comment was about... perhaps you meant spelling? If you want to start judging grammar on Youtube posts then be my guest. I don't usually go through the same editing process on here as I would in other areas. As for what you said, it isn't what you said. It may have been what you meant, but you should learn to say what you mean.
nano4288 2 years ago
looks like harai goshi to me.
thepordage 2 years ago
Youtube ....... where everyones a black belt in judo
Klerbeaware 2 years ago 49
and in karate (all styles), bjj, sambo, muay thai....
dams KJ who critics world champions (whatever the sport) ....
analphabetik 2 years ago 2
@Klerbeaware Fuckin' second that.
caiofmoraes 1 year ago
@Klerbeaware and where everyone is as skeptic.
judopathoftruth 6 months ago
Idk why it would matter which technique exactly he was using anyway. In a competition nobody cares.
Here we're discussing subtle differences between closely related techniques which this judoka probably never even thought of. He just landed a throw and that's what counts
bla7091 2 years ago
this is harai makikomi by inoue
feralheartbg 2 years ago
Uki is thrown to the front, which rules out O Soto Makikomi all together. It appears to have started off as *Soto Maikikomi*, but in my opinion the finish is definitely Harai Makikomi.
PaulTheJudoka, looks like a winding action to me.
craigreiver 2 years ago
I think it's possible that he's throwing Harai Makikomi, if one of my Senseis said so, I'd believe right away. But, he's not wrapping, he just has deep overhand grip and he's twisting alot. Harai Makikomi. Makikomi means to wrap. He's not wrapping. On the other hand, he is sweeping the hip out. This COULD be just a Harai Goshi with a deep over hand grip. It just looks like Harai Makikomi because his grip got a bit loose and he had to bend over and twist more to get the guy over.
PaulTheJudoka 2 years ago
Three things:
1. It's called Soto, soto means outer, O means big.
2. Makikomi means wrapping, he's not wrapping.
3. It's more of a Harai Goshi if I'm correct. Makikomi means twisting or wrapping, he's not turning his arm like he should to make it makikomi, he just has a really high even onto the back grip.
PaulTheJudoka 2 years ago
He's got his grip on one side of the gi, just looking at that it's not a Harai Goshi
bla7091 2 years ago
It doesn't matter where your grip is, I know a guy in my Dojo who throws O Soto Gari and grips on one side of the body only.
Harai Goshi means Sweeping hip. Not sweeping hip with your hand EXACTLY on his lapel.
PaulTheJudoka 2 years ago
If my gi is a bit loose and you grab one side of it, you can pull all you like with an O Soto Gari but it'll be very easy to step out.
Everybody has preferences on where to grip but you do it entirely because you want to control and direct your opponent in a chosen direction.
Anyway, the reason he landed this throw was mainly because of the turn he made with his upper body. The sweep helped, but the tight grip and turn did most of the work
bla7091 2 years ago
Yeah I agree, but I still think it's a Harai Goshi.
He just didn't get low enough.
Maybe you're right, I don't like to argue.
PaulTheJudoka 2 years ago
harai-makikomi, burro --'
xodo00 2 years ago
Harai Makikomi
aspater 2 years ago 3
it is harai makikomi look at his leg sweep
rikishitoocool 2 years ago
It's Harai Maki Komi. The only reason people think it looks like something else is because his right hand was gripping just below the other guy's head. Though, this shouldn't really be a debate about which throw it was, but how good the throw was, coz it was brillaint.
TheInfinite91 2 years ago 3
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this is tsuri ashi komi gomi
alfa2389 2 years ago
This is Harai Makikomi like everyone says! I guess the video is posted by one of those BJJ guys!
judoka1 3 years ago 3
O guruma
blastermitch 3 years ago
Not Osoto Makikomi, but Harai Makikomi
ejaystube 3 years ago 41
that's right!
ZaoSirio 1 year ago
harai makikomi
caetanoerik 3 years ago 5
Yeah, like everyone else has said, it's harai makikomi.
gleadhach 3 years ago 5
my fave throw
graemematt 3 years ago
it's harai makikomi
valon4747 3 years ago 3
harai makikomi
naruto152rock 3 years ago 5
OU la la celle la elle a intéré a bien passé!!!
:S
Caillette60 4 years ago
it is harai makikomi... its nice though
DjVasile01 4 years ago 3
isnt that harai makikomi?
eddie2593 4 years ago
This is great:D
aw02 4 years ago
nice
fran598 4 years ago