Advanced foot sweep, meaning you sweep the foot that is advanced, or farther forward. You don't have to do it as uke is walking towards you. It's actually easier to do this sweep as uke is retreating.
@DeepClue this is like making fun of judo itself and its first codified movement of the kodokan DE ASHI BARAI. all the spirit of judo is in this MOVEment.
its almost too easy.
chrisisagoodname2 5 months ago
@chrisisagoodname2 well...
ninjalla 5 months ago
You got the title wrong here.. It's de ashi harai (harai in pronounced as barai..)
narnia5k 7 months ago
Are they dancing? Stupid
gullekrull 1 year ago
Spelt, De Ashi Barai which means "advancing foot sweep" advancing meaning as it is coming forward.
fitey43 1 year ago
@fitey43,
Advanced foot sweep, meaning you sweep the foot that is advanced, or farther forward. You don't have to do it as uke is walking towards you. It's actually easier to do this sweep as uke is retreating.
d19t85 1 year ago
DeepClue is right
Thats more "gari" than "barai", because the foot its already planted at the floor
Ja1MeJuDo 2 years ago 4
whatever the spelling, it's supposed to be done as uke is shifting his weight toward the swept foot--not when it's firmly planted.
DeepClue 2 years ago 9
@DeepClue this is like making fun of judo itself and its first codified movement of the kodokan DE ASHI BARAI. all the spirit of judo is in this MOVEment.
fghrere 4 months ago
it's de ashi barai it's or okouri..
mattblizard007 3 years ago
It isn't dashi-barai, it's deashi-barai.
RKLuffy88 4 years ago