urm the grip was wrong because you are meant to grip above the elbow and on the opposite collar e.g right hand grips right collar left hand grips left sleve not hard
Osoto Gari, and just as RichardPLN stated you can't hold onto that collar too long (I know of a 5 sec rule). either way it is not an effective way to perform the throw because he's not using the pull ARM and breaking balance. you also want to be chest to chest, pushing forward with your opponent in order to disturb his center of gravity, thus tipping him backward. If all that is incorporated, the sweeping of the leg is pretty much a finisher.
It seems to be a variation to osoto gari... Remember that in competition you are allowed to hold your opponent's collar like this not longer than 3 seconds...
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bubbleman5001 1 day ago
urm the grip was wrong because you are meant to grip above the elbow and on the opposite collar e.g right hand grips right collar left hand grips left sleve not hard
SurfChick364 3 months ago
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3xfrankx3 3 months ago
Lol... O-soto-gari ! Its not bad but for someone that want to practise that , he need more than a video ! ;)
3xfrankx3 3 months ago
Couldn't understand anything -__-
Touchit247 3 months ago
Wrong move. osoto-gari isn´t that way
cezaar32 4 months ago
Osoto Gari, and just as RichardPLN stated you can't hold onto that collar too long (I know of a 5 sec rule). either way it is not an effective way to perform the throw because he's not using the pull ARM and breaking balance. you also want to be chest to chest, pushing forward with your opponent in order to disturb his center of gravity, thus tipping him backward. If all that is incorporated, the sweeping of the leg is pretty much a finisher.
Olivierxx 6 months ago
It seems to be a variation to osoto gari... Remember that in competition you are allowed to hold your opponent's collar like this not longer than 3 seconds...
RichardPLN 6 months ago