Wrong ouchi-gari! I'm a first degree black belt in judo and I agree to those who think the opponent shouldn't be thrown by pushing him on the right (tori's perspective). He must be thrown to the left (tori's perspective). Actually tori should land between uke's legs. From there you can continue with ground techniques. It should be stated clearly if it's a variation of ouchi-gari to avoid landing between uke's legs. Pretending to be performing a standard ouchi-gari is a bad idea.
With ouchi gari, aren't you supposed to throw your opponent towards the leg you are sweeping? This might be effective sport judo, but Kodokan judo it is not.
@GingerOreo : We're not debating the fact he might be very good at judo. We are debating the fact that this technique is presented in a manner that most people don't do it.
watch your boys when you do this took a knee once when executing this technique, lucky for me it was ippon so I didn't have to fight but trust me you do not want to land on his supporting knee.
While this is a variation, it's not a very effective one for most. If you're trying to teach the general public, demonstrate the general and most efficient way.
Like yourarsonist said: This may not be the traditional, but it is definitley a variation of Ouchi Gari. It works in competition sometimes from what I've seen.
Grausam, da würde sogar ein Gelbgurt bei der Gürtelprüfung durchfallen. Es ist eine Schande so was als O-uchi Gari in YouTube zu zeigen. Das verwirrt ja den Anfänger wenn er so was von einem Schwarzgurt(der bestimmt in der Lotterie gewonnen wurde) gezeigt bekommt.
I am a Judo brown belt under a very qualified instructor and I am also an ouchi gari specialist. This is definitely a variation of Ouchi Gari. Different from the traditional ouchi, but still very effective. Nice Technique Resnick!
I don't know that much about judo, but I just saw Masahiko Kimura's judo techniques and he did this same move only he was on the other side, it looked exactly the same... So I'm not sure why so many people are saying this guy sucks? It is in the related videos listed as Masahiko Kimura- judo techniques @ about 3:30 see for yourself, and please do correct me if I am wrong... Thanks
this is not, technically speaking, ouchi gari....o (large) uchi (inner) gari (reap) differs greatly; this is SORTA' ouchi gake...maybe, although the offbalancing is also a bit unorthodox....kimura is given a pass on everything; like picasso...it's assumed he knows the classic form/technique, but does his own thing because he's, well....kimura..."no one before...no one after"
Performing this in a left or right handed grip is not the case here because either way, you push them to the leg that your taking so they have no hope of catching their balance. If you take the left leg you go left, if you take the right leg you go right.
I think the gis are bjj if Im not mistaken? I don't think he is a judoka expert but a bjj guy. Cause if it was a judo guy it would look more explosive and the grip would whip uke like a rag doll.
judoka haha. i dont know, if hes a black belt instructor that means something. inless hes a worthless waste of life that impersonates a judo and bjj blackbelt
this o uchi gari is performed in a left stance against right stance situation. therefor it looks different than the traditional technic and needs to be executed more to the side and not backwards.
well done josh. there is only few good instructions in judo out there but this is one of them!
This is the worst way to perform this move. We call this Junk Judo. You suppose to focus the weight onto the leg you are sweeping out, not the leg in which he still has a base. Example.. A table normally has 4 legs. Take one leg out. To what direction would you like to force your weight so that the table falls down.
Resnick has competed internationally and is a graduate of SJSU Judo team so he's top notch. This may not be traditional but it works. If you think its wrong you should at least try it once
This does seem like Inoue's Ouchi gari. I know I always try to drive toward the corner of the foot I hook. In the case of this clip, hooking with my left, I'd drive my opponent back and to the left. This version obviously works well though, as I've seen Inoue use it alot.
This variation isn't wrong per se, it looks a little awkward and I do not understand how he is applying kuzushi. But a merit of this (and this is just my opinion so it isn't worth crap) is it could possibly be a good entry into a kouchi taiotoshi. I'd have to play around with it a bit to actually find out.
Inoue's o-uchi is very similar to that, but again that's only a variation that works for him "sometimes" as he is under the heavy weights he is also very strong , so he uses more strengths than proper technique. It is very different when it comes to Inoue's Uchimata. I guess in competitions you're free to do whatever works for you it doesn't really matter is the thechnique is not traditionally performed
I'm agreeing with you mate... of course I don't think there is a technique or even a variation that works 100% of the time in competitions. Inoue is lucky that his Uchimata is amazing and his Ouchi works for him. Again what works for him probably it won't work for you or me. Koga is another example perfect seoi (with variation of course) but sometimes it doesn't work. I guess you have to start somewhere then you can include variations (just like palying a musical instrument)
I think he doesn't do it properly. That definetely would do in normal randori but as your opponet is also fighting it would be hard to do it anyway unless your strong. Again that's not the point of judo
looks kind of like the reap. judo has changed alot since its been involved in the olympics its become brute-do instead of judo. its all just brute strength and less about proper technique.
He's doing it wrong, you are supposed to throw the person to the direction at which you removed the supporting leg. Here, he should have thrown the guy to the left.
Traditionally yes, you want his weight on the supporting leg being reaped, but this is a legitimate competition variation of ouchi gari and it is very effective. I have won contests with this technique. Just because it's not in the gokyo doesn't mean it's not an effective technique. There are many videos on youtube of Kosei Inoue and Yasuhiro Yamashita performing this variation. You gonna tell them they're wrong?
@elpancho111 He is not doing a, lets say, traditional o uchi gari. He is demonstrating a competition style o uchi. Inoue Kosei shows this exact variation in his DVD; keep in mind that Inoue´s tokui waza were uchi mata and o uchi gari.
@elpancho111 Normally I would agree, and on a technical level you are correct. However, if this is ju jutsu you are practicing and not judo, then you are better served by going to the opposite leg, so you can avoid the person's guard. In Judo Ouchi Gari often ends up with tori between uke's legs.
@elpancho111 Again, right on. Point the big toe of the sweeping foot toward the mat and trace a large circle and as elpancho said, throw them where their leg is no longer able to support them. This video is just plain bad Judo.
lol, u take away his right leg which is his balance point and then u force him onto his left leg.. which is still standing. u should actually take away his balance point, then using ur own force to bring his body to the balance point u just took away. so i think you should actually distort his balance to his left side. if u are putting all his weight on his left foot, you should make a left o-soto-gari or something.
The technique was a bit scrappy but effective nonetheless. I think the guy in the blue judogi needs to take all that useless crap off his jacket and trousers aswell.
notice that in japan according to the kodokan theres no difference between hooking sweeping and reaping in this technique its just o uchi or o uchi gari
yeah i see the same problem if the weight is all on the left foot how am i supposed to throw him sweeping the right foot. if a sweep a leg that supports no weight hes not falling down. so this one is pretty senseless
actually you are right about that, I trained it differently as to where you lean him on the leg you are going to take out or maybe it was a different technique, who knows.
Excellent! My Sensei taught me this variation for kenka yotsu situations. Double World Champion Hirotaka Okada also teaches it for the same purpose,the video can be viewed on Google for all the critics.
This is a good variation of ouchi-gari; many japanese fighters use it, for example 2005 world champion Izumi; it is used in combination often with ouchi-gari and uchimata.
What`s THAT?! I don´t know wether i should laugh or cry... some guys say there doesn`t exist wrong Judo, a technique can be unfavorable but not wrong. The way he works this technique, however, is just bullshit. he pushes his opponent in the direction where he has a leg to jump. He should push him there, where his opponent will lose his leg and then its a very strong technique.
wow. you guys make me laugh. what's funny is this Ouchi is something I was taught by both Okano and Ando. Granted, im not them, but it's funny to see how some western-whiteys try to be more traditional than the Japanese.
Are you the Josh Resnick in the video? I like this technique- I mentioned this variation to one of my instructors who used to be on the British national team, and he said it's better this way, because it's too easy to get countered if you reap the other leg. By the way, you got any advice as to how to set this up? ie any footwork or anything? A few sessions ago I managed to nail this by stepping sideways before going for it, but I'm not sure exactly how I did it.
There is no way Okano sensei would teach that hot mess. Infact, I dare you to post it in the Judo Forums and say that this was proper technique as done by Okano sensei. You'd get laughed off the planet. Your kusushi is a mess and my guess is the reason you're so highly decorated as a judoka is because you out muscle everyone. Technique is piss poor.
yes.. as i am sure you'd know.. afterall, you were on the tatami at SJSU when he'd come to visit each and every year for nearly 10 years. or when Ando would be there for an entire month every year since the 1970's...
if you think i was strong as a judoka, you simply dont know much about strength or judo.
I didn't say you were a liar, Okano sensei's son attended SJSU. What I was implying is that the technique you are demonstrating is incorrect, and defending it by saying Okano sensei taught you that is wrong. If you are off-balancing someone in a specified direction, why would you attack the limb that has no weight on it. That's futility at its best.
yea i can work if you move quick and drive down but in a grading for a standerd teq it whould fail. but as a comp teq its quite ok if u catch it right depends on how they r fighting sometimes may work better but over all seems weaker.
well i do agree with you this is Not text book at all. standers u do drive to the corner and take the leg what you are pushing the weight on so your uki has no ballance and fulls. i guess only way this can work is on reaction becuase normaly it will not work but if you know judo of the back of your hand u whould exspect them to take your leg the way he/she is pushing you to? so i guess u react normaly (try n force your weight to the other leg or jigati then u get push the other way?
( add on to Catthief6418 Re: ) pritty hard to explain with out showing but i guess its got very little chance or working if you and fully resisting it.
I guess I am an old fashioned . I like to do Judo the way the Kodokan does things. San dan here. 10 years a brown belt. Should be Go dan. So when I see little things in waza I do take note. Not trying to belittle the vid
ahh very nice i am with u totaly you with the British judo assosation? i do like to try and keep to the old ways i feel judo is slowly turning into more of a sport and in the olimpics it costs nothing to bow but the amount that did was so little i guess in our dojo we do try and follow the japanice ways as much as possable to keep judo alive as we can. san dan very nice :) im shodan at the moment. its nice to know there are some people that out there still that belive in judo as we should do.
To all those people saying you only throw ouchi gari towards the leg you're sweeping, that's not entirely true, there's two ways to do it. One is what most people said you throw towards the sweeping leg and the other is shown in the video where you crank the guy down on his one standing leg. That one leg cannot support the weight of both persons and the other leg is hooked so the other person cannot recover balance, thus he falls.
Are you friggin kidding me?? The second thing you described is an abomination,and would make you look like someone in a telethon. The only way he could throw someone with that kusushi is to do kosoto gari. Man, where do you people learn this stuff??
this is like... useless just like about all of your videos. i understand you'r left-handed he's right-handed but you still have to push you opponent twoard the leg you are sweeping. and it seems i'm not the only one thinking so even if i only have about 8 years of judo experience.
yea...um i thought yer supposed to set the kuzushi to make them fall toward the leg you are sweeping... it goes for the same direction you are supposed to be pushing them toward also....yer a black belt??
eeuuhhhh....I think you are right. In O Uchi Gari you sweep the leg your opponent want to stand on after being out of balance and you push him towards that side. It looks as if this is a left/right combination/mixup. You see how he struggles to get the guy falling over the (left) leg he stands on. If he would push the guy the other side he would fall into the gap that was created by sweeping the right leg.
wow. . .I would'nt normally bother, but this is really bad. Would'nt it make sense to be breaking your opponents balance towards the foot that you are sweeping (instead of the one planted firmly on the ground)? What you have here is basicly o-tackle-gari. Get a new judo book. . .
Though it may not be the "traditional" ouchi gari, it is still ouchi gari.
You'll notice the throw often lands with tori (thrower) on the outside of uke's legs where side control is more possible. Oftentimes with more traditional ouchi gari tori lands in uke's guard. This is not as effective or efficient for the purposes of BJJ guys, which this video is largely catering to I'd imagine.
My credentials? Proper technique. I'm sure he's a great judoka, but this video is demonstrating incorrect fundemental principles. Please explain how the uke is hopping on one foot while he's reaping the other?
My credentials are far less than his, I assure you. He is obviously a well decorated judoka. Instead of posting his resume, please explain what is correct about it. He is doing kata, he is not demonstrating what works for him in a tournament.
yer kata is proper technique right? well anyway he isn't breaking balance and reaping the leg which is the proper technique but instead is actually doing something completely rubbish and not what you should do in judo. peace xx
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erinroberts52 1 month ago
It isn't wrong at all. It's just a big man variation.
gabeisdamncool 3 months ago
whenever we wrestle this guy throws me across the room... hes a great guy
funk3yfr3shkid 3 months ago
Very good for defense
Ntmdu69 4 months ago
Nice throw but it looks like a variation of uchi mata to me.
wofasifu 6 months ago
all the people who say that this isnt ouchi gari are the noobs. this is just a competition variation of ouchi gari a good one at that.
lllloooooollllllllll at the newbs!!!!
tyebo87 6 months ago in playlist judo 5
they are just actors and not judoka
diocanna1 7 months ago
LOLLLL WHO GAVE THOSE TWO NOOBS A BLACK BELT?
LoWIsCLOuTSS21 8 months ago
I swear to God if this guy where my instructor and he just showed me this technique; I'd walk right up to him and ask for my money back.
PaperNun 9 months ago
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PaperNun 9 months ago
okey this was really bad
then i can do that better and i only do judo for ten years :?
not nice to see somthing like this...
JeandelaFarine 10 months ago
Wow. I thought these comments were going to be b.s, but that was ugly. 90 degrees in the wrong direction.
grakker 10 months ago
thumps up for poop :D
MrReplays 11 months ago
bjj are shit standing up and on the ground
chilidog1001 1 year ago
Wrong ouchi-gari! I'm a first degree black belt in judo and I agree to those who think the opponent shouldn't be thrown by pushing him on the right (tori's perspective). He must be thrown to the left (tori's perspective). Actually tori should land between uke's legs. From there you can continue with ground techniques. It should be stated clearly if it's a variation of ouchi-gari to avoid landing between uke's legs. Pretending to be performing a standard ouchi-gari is a bad idea.
chocolatecustard2010 1 year ago
With ouchi gari, aren't you supposed to throw your opponent towards the leg you are sweeping? This might be effective sport judo, but Kodokan judo it is not.
EmpiricalTruth 1 year ago
ridiculous ouchigari and he is sho dan on top of that.simply absurd!!!!
MustafaTekforce 1 year ago
OMG .. that`s the worst Ouchi Gari I´ve ever seen ... pls stop publishing such videos
CrosstownTraffic1000 1 year ago
He should fall right away,not trip into it.btw where the heck is the padding?
jumpman366 1 year ago
Karo Parisyan demonstrates how to do this technique the correct way
code0range 1 year ago
i don't think thats what its supposed to look like
BigScissors 1 year ago
wutz wrong? oh yeah! this is how the japanese teach it. no wonder so many dont understand
schquita2010 1 year ago
It's funny how people here are pointing out how bad this guy's judo is when he's a 4th degree black belt. Come on, that 4th dan is not fake, right?
GingerOreo 1 year ago
@GingerOreo : We're not debating the fact he might be very good at judo. We are debating the fact that this technique is presented in a manner that most people don't do it.
Coentjemons 1 year ago
????wrong foot dude.....jesus basic things....
GREEKTRUE 1 year ago
watch your boys when you do this took a knee once when executing this technique, lucky for me it was ippon so I didn't have to fight but trust me you do not want to land on his supporting knee.
A2THEANDREW23 1 year ago
Kosei Inoue uses the same variation. It works well for Kenka Yotsu.
Search for the video "O-uchi-gari demonstrated by Kosei Inoue" on youtube.
oldneK 1 year ago 2
@oldneK I too love this variation myself
mk9000 6 months ago
to everyone hating on this video go watch yamashita or inoue in COMPETITION sure its not traditional but its effective!
khopskins 1 year ago
While this is a variation, it's not a very effective one for most. If you're trying to teach the general public, demonstrate the general and most efficient way.
JudoThai 1 year ago
NO kozushi. My poor little yellow belts are better than this.
chitah6 1 year ago
wow ur horrible..
hirokazuikeda 1 year ago
Like yourarsonist said: This may not be the traditional, but it is definitley a variation of Ouchi Gari. It works in competition sometimes from what I've seen.
PaulTheJudoka 1 year ago
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PaulTheJudoka 1 year ago
iiiiiiii seid ihr schlecht bei meinem 7 kyu hab ich den besser gemacht richtig schlecht bestimmt den dan nur ausgeliehen
VideoKingTA 2 years ago
Ja, es ist schlecht.
Pajak356 2 years ago
Grausam, da würde sogar ein Gelbgurt bei der Gürtelprüfung durchfallen. Es ist eine Schande so was als O-uchi Gari in YouTube zu zeigen. Das verwirrt ja den Anfänger wenn er so was von einem Schwarzgurt(der bestimmt in der Lotterie gewonnen wurde) gezeigt bekommt.
mifunefan1 2 years ago
Bad technique. Not worth the be shown on yoútube.
LexterHH 2 years ago
amen.
adamjacques1 1 year ago
I am a Judo brown belt under a very qualified instructor and I am also an ouchi gari specialist. This is definitely a variation of Ouchi Gari. Different from the traditional ouchi, but still very effective. Nice Technique Resnick!
yourarsonist 2 years ago
this doesnt seem to be correct.
adamjacques1 1 year ago
I don't know that much about judo, but I just saw Masahiko Kimura's judo techniques and he did this same move only he was on the other side, it looked exactly the same... So I'm not sure why so many people are saying this guy sucks? It is in the related videos listed as Masahiko Kimura- judo techniques @ about 3:30 see for yourself, and please do correct me if I am wrong... Thanks
jdgtuc999 2 years ago
this is not, technically speaking, ouchi gari....o (large) uchi (inner) gari (reap) differs greatly; this is SORTA' ouchi gake...maybe, although the offbalancing is also a bit unorthodox....kimura is given a pass on everything; like picasso...it's assumed he knows the classic form/technique, but does his own thing because he's, well....kimura..."no one before...no one after"
agriculturaltrading 2 years ago
agreed.
adamjacques1 1 year ago
Performing this in a left or right handed grip is not the case here because either way, you push them to the leg that your taking so they have no hope of catching their balance. If you take the left leg you go left, if you take the right leg you go right.
DJkiller101 2 years ago
Wow. Absolutely horrible technique.
Is this guy a legit Judo BB?
docwolfe77 2 years ago
Kuzushi in the wrong direction!! Horrible to see, a black belt unworthy.
wpz20 2 years ago
wtf tht does not luk right, i dnt even do judo and i can tell this guy isnt doing it right and calls himself black belt...?
jeyan183 2 years ago
I think the gis are bjj if Im not mistaken? I don't think he is a judoka expert but a bjj guy. Cause if it was a judo guy it would look more explosive and the grip would whip uke like a rag doll.
aquin520 2 years ago
judoka haha. i dont know, if hes a black belt instructor that means something. inless hes a worthless waste of life that impersonates a judo and bjj blackbelt
BloodXSweatXGuitars 2 years ago
that isn't a black belt.
roundhouseJIZZ 2 years ago
Horrible technique
ryanko6 2 years ago
Looks wrong direction,
95ellington 2 years ago
this o uchi gari is performed in a left stance against right stance situation. therefor it looks different than the traditional technic and needs to be executed more to the side and not backwards.
well done josh. there is only few good instructions in judo out there but this is one of them!
SchmidtMueller 2 years ago
Im just a beginner in judo, but I feel that the kuzushi isnt in that direction...should be backwards i think.
Cabronote 2 years ago
too much power used no technique...a weaker person can not pull this off.....it might be working great 4 instructor but not for everyone
analincontinence 2 years ago
This is the worst way to perform this move. We call this Junk Judo. You suppose to focus the weight onto the leg you are sweeping out, not the leg in which he still has a base. Example.. A table normally has 4 legs. Take one leg out. To what direction would you like to force your weight so that the table falls down.
Delanuve 2 years ago
So, people are tables now? News to me. Thanks for sharing that information!
I thought we were bipedal, upright walkers who can't hop backwards on one foot very fast.
resnick66 2 years ago
Couldn't agree more.
DeepClue 2 years ago
Resnick has competed internationally and is a graduate of SJSU Judo team so he's top notch. This may not be traditional but it works. If you think its wrong you should at least try it once
nealofgrafton 2 years ago
i agree.. not traditional at all.. but Resnich is the truth.. ! Great instruction and vids..
Hector2028 2 years ago
This isn't the traditional ouichi but it might work.
moonrunrs 2 years ago
haha thats poop
SweetLuv30 2 years ago
awful ouch-gari..just awful
feralheartbg 2 years ago 14
@feralheartbg his white, dont expect much from them.
westchinaman 10 months ago
@westchinaman Screw you China man!!
PaperNun 9 months ago
WRONG -> omfg
Blue Judoki have to stand with all his weight on his right foot ... so ... u can throw.
hito781 2 years ago
This does seem like Inoue's Ouchi gari. I know I always try to drive toward the corner of the foot I hook. In the case of this clip, hooking with my left, I'd drive my opponent back and to the left. This version obviously works well though, as I've seen Inoue use it alot.
Godsmasher22 2 years ago
This variation isn't wrong per se, it looks a little awkward and I do not understand how he is applying kuzushi. But a merit of this (and this is just my opinion so it isn't worth crap) is it could possibly be a good entry into a kouchi taiotoshi. I'd have to play around with it a bit to actually find out.
Sbyrd5387 2 years ago
Wrong kuzushi!!!
MKReQuIeM 2 years ago
For Everyone saying this is "WRONG"
Train with Kosei Inoue and ask him to show you one of his O-Uchi Variations....
Then Come back...
kosterzoo 2 years ago
Inoue's o-uchi is very similar to that, but again that's only a variation that works for him "sometimes" as he is under the heavy weights he is also very strong , so he uses more strengths than proper technique. It is very different when it comes to Inoue's Uchimata. I guess in competitions you're free to do whatever works for you it doesn't really matter is the thechnique is not traditionally performed
edmocama 2 years ago
"A variation that works for him "sometimes""
Show me a technique that works 100% of the time in competition please...
Believe me when I tell you Inoue doesn't just POWER his way through this technique.
People get so caught up with 'perfect technique'
To Quote Ishii "This is a fight, if you want to see beautiful technique go watch the gymnastics"
kosterzoo 2 years ago
I'm agreeing with you mate... of course I don't think there is a technique or even a variation that works 100% of the time in competitions. Inoue is lucky that his Uchimata is amazing and his Ouchi works for him. Again what works for him probably it won't work for you or me. Koga is another example perfect seoi (with variation of course) but sometimes it doesn't work. I guess you have to start somewhere then you can include variations (just like palying a musical instrument)
edmocama 2 years ago
I'm not an expert but wouldn't going for the other leg be more effect with that grip
fomiz 2 years ago
This seems wrong at first, but then I realized that it's left handed VS right handed, it's asymmetric.
Maybe that's why it's so strange and "violent".
Hanagigi 2 years ago
I think he doesn't do it properly. That definetely would do in normal randori but as your opponet is also fighting it would be hard to do it anyway unless your strong. Again that's not the point of judo
edmocama 2 years ago 2
It is just that he does this against a kenka-yotsu player. This would be safer than the ouchigari some guys here picture.
LenderSender 2 years ago
looks kind of like the reap. judo has changed alot since its been involved in the olympics its become brute-do instead of judo. its all just brute strength and less about proper technique.
tyebo87 2 years ago
It looks rougher only at the highest levels because when technique is more or less equal, attributes become the name of the game.
Godsmasher22 2 years ago
Well said
jimmcom 2 years ago
So easy to counter!
You tube tolerates everything!
branicap 2 years ago
You should begin again with white.
goppel1 2 years ago
so so so wrong
dstm 2 years ago
this is so wrong...
stefan026sd 2 years ago
And another thing dude, that is NOT ouchi gari.
elpancho111 3 years ago
He's doing it wrong, you are supposed to throw the person to the direction at which you removed the supporting leg. Here, he should have thrown the guy to the left.
elpancho111 3 years ago 29
I was gonna say that as well. He seems to defeat the point of taking the leg in the first point
BardicCircle 2 years ago
affirmative!
spackenaufwacken 2 years ago
positive
juninhojudo 2 years ago
@elpancho111
You're limiting what you've learned...You learned to sweep the leg with the weight on it, but that doesn't mean Josh is wrong.
Auspexgetchell 1 year ago
@elpancho111.
Traditionally yes, you want his weight on the supporting leg being reaped, but this is a legitimate competition variation of ouchi gari and it is very effective. I have won contests with this technique. Just because it's not in the gokyo doesn't mean it's not an effective technique. There are many videos on youtube of Kosei Inoue and Yasuhiro Yamashita performing this variation. You gonna tell them they're wrong?
tommyrm 1 year ago
@elpancho111 He is not doing a, lets say, traditional o uchi gari. He is demonstrating a competition style o uchi. Inoue Kosei shows this exact variation in his DVD; keep in mind that Inoue´s tokui waza were uchi mata and o uchi gari.
This guy, the OP, knows his stuff.
Regards from Chile.
stillcyco8 1 year ago
@elpancho111 You realize his version of ouchi-gari DOES exist right, where you drive towards his supporting leg? Please do judo before commenting.
chucknorriss 1 year ago
@elpancho111 Normally I would agree, and on a technical level you are correct. However, if this is ju jutsu you are practicing and not judo, then you are better served by going to the opposite leg, so you can avoid the person's guard. In Judo Ouchi Gari often ends up with tori between uke's legs.
Nqstefan 1 year ago
@elpancho111 Again, right on. Point the big toe of the sweeping foot toward the mat and trace a large circle and as elpancho said, throw them where their leg is no longer able to support them. This video is just plain bad Judo.
JudoNoSeito 1 year ago
@elpancho111 Oh is he? then just try and type in Kosei Inoue and look at his o uchi... there are different variations of it you know....
Dragonadi81 8 months ago
i dunno
but if you are going to throw to the right side
wouldnt you sweep the right foot?
you motion the opponent to your left
and then as you drive right you hook the left foot and drive him diagonally toward his left shoulder
at least thats how i was taught it...o.0
i guess he does it weird cuz hes lefty throwing right
crakalakin 3 years ago
lol, u take away his right leg which is his balance point and then u force him onto his left leg.. which is still standing. u should actually take away his balance point, then using ur own force to bring his body to the balance point u just took away. so i think you should actually distort his balance to his left side. if u are putting all his weight on his left foot, you should make a left o-soto-gari or something.
y0uw0uldntDare 3 years ago
this technique int effective if you do o uchi gari like this youll be counteres easily by tomoe nage
Dschi 3 years ago
The technique was a bit scrappy but effective nonetheless. I think the guy in the blue judogi needs to take all that useless crap off his jacket and trousers aswell.
winoguitaro 3 years ago
Horrible technique
ultfighterr 3 years ago
OMG, that blue guy doesnt know how to do a break fall
squash14123 3 years ago
are you an idiot? Of course he cant do a proper breakfall, the guys weight is on top of him
chucknorriss 3 years ago
yeah he knows..
jerseysguitar123 3 years ago
the throw is ouchi gake not gari as the leg is hooked and not sweeped
jjgeek1234 3 years ago
notice that in japan according to the kodokan theres no difference between hooking sweeping and reaping in this technique its just o uchi or o uchi gari
Dschi 3 years ago
yeah i see the same problem if the weight is all on the left foot how am i supposed to throw him sweeping the right foot. if a sweep a leg that supports no weight hes not falling down. so this one is pretty senseless
Dschi 3 years ago
actually you are right about that, I trained it differently as to where you lean him on the leg you are going to take out or maybe it was a different technique, who knows.
mikey4u1984 3 years ago
the left hand is working absolutly wrong . wrong technique.What the reason sweap leg without weight
pitfighter66 3 years ago
yea i was taught to have one hand on the outside of the elbow and the other on the lapel
wsdot6kid 3 years ago
Excellent! My Sensei taught me this variation for kenka yotsu situations. Double World Champion Hirotaka Okada also teaches it for the same purpose,the video can be viewed on Google for all the critics.
tsneds01 3 years ago
This is a good variation of ouchi-gari; many japanese fighters use it, for example 2005 world champion Izumi; it is used in combination often with ouchi-gari and uchimata.
I cant see what all the criticism is about.
jcraig80 3 years ago
This is a good variation of ouchi-gari; many japanese fighters use it, for example 2005 world champion Izumi; it is used in
I cant see what all the criticism is about.
jcraig80 3 years ago
What`s THAT?! I don´t know wether i should laugh or cry... some guys say there doesn`t exist wrong Judo, a technique can be unfavorable but not wrong. The way he works this technique, however, is just bullshit. he pushes his opponent in the direction where he has a leg to jump. He should push him there, where his opponent will lose his leg and then its a very strong technique.
Arbo90 3 years ago
wow. you guys make me laugh. what's funny is this Ouchi is something I was taught by both Okano and Ando. Granted, im not them, but it's funny to see how some western-whiteys try to be more traditional than the Japanese.
lol. western judo bigots at large.
resnick66 3 years ago
Are you the Josh Resnick in the video? I like this technique- I mentioned this variation to one of my instructors who used to be on the British national team, and he said it's better this way, because it's too easy to get countered if you reap the other leg. By the way, you got any advice as to how to set this up? ie any footwork or anything? A few sessions ago I managed to nail this by stepping sideways before going for it, but I'm not sure exactly how I did it.
gtavigilante 3 years ago
There is no way Okano sensei would teach that hot mess. Infact, I dare you to post it in the Judo Forums and say that this was proper technique as done by Okano sensei. You'd get laughed off the planet. Your kusushi is a mess and my guess is the reason you're so highly decorated as a judoka is because you out muscle everyone. Technique is piss poor.
reprezents 3 years ago
yes.. as i am sure you'd know.. afterall, you were on the tatami at SJSU when he'd come to visit each and every year for nearly 10 years. or when Ando would be there for an entire month every year since the 1970's...
if you think i was strong as a judoka, you simply dont know much about strength or judo.
resnick66 3 years ago
I didn't say you were a liar, Okano sensei's son attended SJSU. What I was implying is that the technique you are demonstrating is incorrect, and defending it by saying Okano sensei taught you that is wrong. If you are off-balancing someone in a specified direction, why would you attack the limb that has no weight on it. That's futility at its best.
reprezents 3 years ago
LOLOLOL Western Whiteys!!!!!!
I think your technique looks fine!
BostonMA1979 3 years ago
Horrible tecnica, Horrible:(
kesaro2001 3 years ago
basically you just plough into them while taking them off balance and if u manage to defend it,the defender could try for an osoto gari? yay or nay?
sheps08 3 years ago
mew uma merda este Ouchii totalmente sem base
melhore Ai viu!
Lutador55 3 years ago
that was ken ken o-ouchi gari. (ken = hop)
yea i can work if you move quick and drive down but in a grading for a standerd teq it whould fail. but as a comp teq its quite ok if u catch it right depends on how they r fighting sometimes may work better but over all seems weaker.
seishin48 3 years ago
Thats right ken ken. But I was taught to reap the leg with the weight on it. In this vid he reaps the other leg. Whats your take?
Catthief6418 3 years ago
well i do agree with you this is Not text book at all. standers u do drive to the corner and take the leg what you are pushing the weight on so your uki has no ballance and fulls. i guess only way this can work is on reaction becuase normaly it will not work but if you know judo of the back of your hand u whould exspect them to take your leg the way he/she is pushing you to? so i guess u react normaly (try n force your weight to the other leg or jigati then u get push the other way?
seishin48 3 years ago
( add on to Catthief6418 Re: ) pritty hard to explain with out showing but i guess its got very little chance or working if you and fully resisting it.
seishin48 3 years ago
I guess I am an old fashioned . I like to do Judo the way the Kodokan does things. San dan here. 10 years a brown belt. Should be Go dan. So when I see little things in waza I do take note. Not trying to belittle the vid
Catthief6418 3 years ago
ahh very nice i am with u totaly you with the British judo assosation? i do like to try and keep to the old ways i feel judo is slowly turning into more of a sport and in the olimpics it costs nothing to bow but the amount that did was so little i guess in our dojo we do try and follow the japanice ways as much as possable to keep judo alive as we can. san dan very nice :) im shodan at the moment. its nice to know there are some people that out there still that belive in judo as we should do.
seishin48 3 years ago
Oh no! That is just wrong.
smudgeoka 3 years ago
To all those people saying you only throw ouchi gari towards the leg you're sweeping, that's not entirely true, there's two ways to do it. One is what most people said you throw towards the sweeping leg and the other is shown in the video where you crank the guy down on his one standing leg. That one leg cannot support the weight of both persons and the other leg is hooked so the other person cannot recover balance, thus he falls.
ehhhlazy 3 years ago
Are you friggin kidding me?? The second thing you described is an abomination,and would make you look like someone in a telethon. The only way he could throw someone with that kusushi is to do kosoto gari. Man, where do you people learn this stuff??
reprezents 3 years ago
The guy getting thrown looks like he doesn't know where he is after the second one. lol. Cool video though.
gtavigilante 3 years ago
this is like... useless just like about all of your videos. i understand you'r left-handed he's right-handed but you still have to push you opponent twoard the leg you are sweeping. and it seems i'm not the only one thinking so even if i only have about 8 years of judo experience.
retardno002 3 years ago
i thought it was better to drive with your shoulder? or is that soemthing perferble by person to person?
chexmix323 3 years ago
yea...um i thought yer supposed to set the kuzushi to make them fall toward the leg you are sweeping... it goes for the same direction you are supposed to be pushing them toward also....yer a black belt??
chopnxgame 3 years ago
eeuuhhhh....I think you are right. In O Uchi Gari you sweep the leg your opponent want to stand on after being out of balance and you push him towards that side. It looks as if this is a left/right combination/mixup. You see how he struggles to get the guy falling over the (left) leg he stands on. If he would push the guy the other side he would fall into the gap that was created by sweeping the right leg.
utubenaam 3 years ago
wow. . .I would'nt normally bother, but this is really bad. Would'nt it make sense to be breaking your opponents balance towards the foot that you are sweeping (instead of the one planted firmly on the ground)? What you have here is basicly o-tackle-gari. Get a new judo book. . .
tobyzafa 3 years ago
o-tackle-gari!!!
HAHAHAHAHA!!!
eddie2593 3 years ago
Then he should change the name to "BJJ Technique", because thats not judo.
Just because he's reaping the leg properly, doesn't make it ouchi-gari.
He's missing the fundamental principal of judo, kusushi. The leg reap should be a formality.
Somebody's gonna see this and learn it this way, and it's wrong.
I'm not trying to discredit his accomplishments, but teaching incorrect technique to students is irresponsible.
reprezents 4 years ago
because he has been poisaned by bjj happens with all judoka who make the transition and thus polute pure judo
basedeal 4 years ago
I don't think there is such a thing as being poisaned by BJJ... if anything it's a blessing. NO HATING FOR CROSS TRAINING!
wicombatsports 3 years ago
Though it may not be the "traditional" ouchi gari, it is still ouchi gari.
You'll notice the throw often lands with tori (thrower) on the outside of uke's legs where side control is more possible. Oftentimes with more traditional ouchi gari tori lands in uke's guard. This is not as effective or efficient for the purposes of BJJ guys, which this video is largely catering to I'd imagine.
mas123 4 years ago
My credentials? Proper technique. I'm sure he's a great judoka, but this video is demonstrating incorrect fundemental principles. Please explain how the uke is hopping on one foot while he's reaping the other?
My credentials are far less than his, I assure you. He is obviously a well decorated judoka. Instead of posting his resume, please explain what is correct about it. He is doing kata, he is not demonstrating what works for him in a tournament.
reprezents 4 years ago
Like I said I don't know proper technique for judo, I'm a jiujitsu guy, only have been doing judo for a few months.
Next time I see him I will ask.
wicombatsports 4 years ago
he should be putting all the ukis weight on the other leg.
eddie2593 4 years ago 2
yep ... tori is reaping the wrong leg. You can see it easily in how the uke hops before he falls. That is not good technique.
jrdx 4 years ago
lol this technique is wrong in so many ways.....
if tori had just pushed uke if propably would have the same result.....FAILURE
eddie2593 4 years ago
yer kata is proper technique right? well anyway he isn't breaking balance and reaping the leg which is the proper technique but instead is actually doing something completely rubbish and not what you should do in judo. peace xx
monkeynuts19 3 years ago
I'm all for giving Judo as much exposure as possible, but demonstrating this poor techinique for others to learn from is wrong.
Your kusushi is put on the uke's right leg, and your reaping the left.
He's even hobbling to maintain balance on his right leg, and you took out the left.
No excuse for technique this bad, ESPECIALLY from a black belt. Wow. Just wow. Stop teaching, your doing judo a disservice.
reprezents 4 years ago
I personally don't know the "proper" techniques, but I DO know Josh Resnick is a stud.
wicombatsports 4 years ago
Here's his credentials:
-22 years in judo. Currently a yodan- 4th degree.
-USA Judo Certified Continental Coach and National Referee.
-Ranked in the top-5 of USA Judo at 66kg and 73kg from 1997 to 2004.
-International medals from the US Open, Canadian Open, and Pan-American Circuit Events.
-Represented the USA in European, Asian, and Pan-American competitions and events.
-Alumni of the San Jose State University Judo Team in San Jose, CA.
reprezents - Out of curiosity what are your credentials?
wicombatsports 4 years ago
this is quite alot of competition stuff. but yer what's a yodan? peace xx
monkeynuts19 3 years ago
yodan is a 4th degree BB in Judo... although I may be mistaken
wicombatsports 3 years ago
oh right good good :) love xxx
monkeynuts19 3 years ago
yes
driss12 4 years ago