Harai makikomi

[BlackDahliaMurder214]

Probably should have locked down more with his arm. Uke would just slide out if he didn't lock in a match

[taroaqp]

nice job buen trabajo

[newjudoka]

nice

[Murgah]

isn´t that a soto makikomi?

[ninjalla]

@Murgah, it is also soto makikomi, but because of the leg placement you can call it harai makikomi as well.

[Murgah]

@ninjalla thanks ;)

[p3rs0nan0ngrata]

@Murgah

Soto makikomi involves having your legs between the opponents, with no sweeping movement involved.

Harai makikomi, obviously, utilizes a harai goshi style sweep.

Uchi maki komi (not to be confused with uchi mata maki komi) involves wrapping the arm under, rather than over, the opponent's.

[WeAintSurePal]

@Murgah this isn't soto makikomi, it's harai makikomi since he sweep with the leg as well. Soto makikomi is when you have both your feet on the ground.

[theGroveMan]

Most excellent throw. Good job...

[TheInfinite91]

This technique would wind your opponent imo. I love it.

[locovalija]

this is a uchimata not a makikomi

[ninjalla]

locovalija, uchimata would be with a leg between the opponent's legs.

This is harai goshi.

It's makikomi because of the wrapping effect of the hand while throwing.

[kamis97]

fab

[podc3]

Hello,

If you allow me to give you an other recomendation...

Watch the uke's left hand when he's falling down, it may causes serious injuries, you could broke your wrist.

Remember the hand position in the Zempo Caiten, that is the correct way to protect your hand from injuries.

Greetings from Colombia.

Sensei David Duarte.

[luansurfboy]

essa eu não conhecia

[xarasage]

big tchnique

[ska4fun]

Beautiful!!