Kosoto-gari

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[colinrabun]

rather than being confrontational, you could explain your point for the sake of everyone learning a safer, and/or more effective version of the technique.

the technique is somewhat flawed, but they took time to film it to help people.

i would recommend a step past and sweep with what would have been your right leg, but forgive me if i am wrong. i am not trained in judo.

[ninjalla]

Thanks

[Pressurecorpus14]

weak leg sweep; that would not have taken him down if he hadnt been helping you demonstrate for the "akban" or whatever you like to call it.

[ninjalla]

You are right, the technique is indeed sub-standard.

While we pride ourselves in documenting more then 1500 techniques from different disciplines, the payback is that many of these are to be re-filmed.

I do hope that this will please "Pressurecorpus14" or whatever you like to call yourself.

[pedroivosa]

What's the diference between this and the "de Ashi barai"?

[BoxHans]

Kosoto-gari ist aber ehr für den Rückwertsgang

[Pressurecorpus14]

@Kelarre653 if you had ever been in a judo match, you would know that that is, indeed, nowhere near enough power to execute kosoto gari in an actual confrontation. But... thanks for the comment

[Kelarre653]

@Pressurecorpus14

Actually, if you look at the clip, you will see that the person goes for the sweep just as the person starts taking weight off their foot to step back.

[fonseca71]

@Pressurecorpus14 I disagree with you, this works. It might be more of a variation, then a traditional way, but it does work.

[Pressurecorpus14]

That is just a username; furthermore, i like to call myself chris.