I was pointing my feet thinking it was better. Thanks for the correction, I learn a lot from these videos.

Do you guys still train Sambo? Would love to see you guys do some new Sambo videos.

Nice

Nice 🇧🇷

And how can I call this variation?

Uke also needs to ensure his leg is not bent. The leg should be straight so impact of the floor goes through the calf and upper leg muscles. Currently uke is landing and knee is taking the force from the floor.

Thanks for this. When I was doing my 4th Kyu, I couldn't understand the mechanics of going from Ko to osoto at all. I just presumed the kouchi was only half successful and brought the foot closer to your planted foot, not being a step off and cross body osoto. Thank you.

Sou do Brasil. Parabéns pela sua técnica

I enjoy this technique.

Great video! I love this throw. I have pretty good success doing this by starting with the sleeve grip, and then baiting my opponent to reach in to grab my lapel. As he reaches in, I parry his arm across while grabbing the sleeve close to the elbow, and then finishing the throw. It's a nice way to let them build their own momentum if you stay just far enough away that they have to step to reach you. I guess that's a Sode tsurikomi goshi, though. Cheers!

Outstanding.

Excellent!

Thank you. Ive been working this to chain it with my lapel side seoi nagi when i don't get the pull and if they sit in the bucket.

What I discovered is uki can post with his hand on the mat to stop the roll. Have ideas on how to prevent this?

🙏 very good explanation

Nice setup for that throw!

I recently had a large male judoka do this on me in a simple turn the turtle exercise resulting me crashing on my neck badly. I think I got a mild injury. I try to politely avoid too big opponents from now on.

Nice technique

My favorite throw from way back. As a high school wrestler, my favorite technique was a head and arm throw. My instructor, Donald Tyrell Sensei called it a Kubi Nage.

Good throw, I find where uke trys to evade, you end up with a harai makikomi.

Perfect. I noticed you changed DoJo , much less noise from irrelevant people now. Thank you SenSei !

great throw. love it.

This is a good one. A wrestling style single or double leg is the most common takedown in my (and certainly many other) BJJ gym. I like this version instead because of the options it gives you alternative to the single leg. I have had nice success with this by hitting it after an uchi mata attempt. If uke manages to avoid the leg lift, you can quickly pivot back around into him and nail this single leg.

Sweet throw

Very nice -- we're playing with yoko wakare in our current semester, and this looks like a really approachable way to start. Some students are a bit shy of the "step to the side and fall like a tree" version :-).

Is this technique exactly the same as the one khabib used? I am Japanese, so I don't know the details, but is it elbow to elbow gut wrench?

You can also do this no gi by using 2 underhooks on the arm.

Beautiful indeed

Very helpful explanation. I like the voiceover format for highlighting the details.

Underrated technique and channel :-)

You guys are making it look easy ,keep it up.

very thorough demonstrations and explanation, thank you !

Seems rather "Judo Specific", which I guess is A way of saying limited or no follow-up options.

Its a very subtle difference. Ive done this before its nice.

Good detail, I was using a wrong kumikata. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool turn over, I first saw this on Flavio Canto's juji gatame dvd. He has one minor tweak to it: he pushes the left arm up from the side, then uses that arm to pull the right arm through from the head side, because people can defend it really tight. He also put some emphasis on straightening the "support" leg that's flexed against the head to create that shift in balance (I think you guys did it somewhat instinctively here).

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Very good. Look's avaible for no gi also.

Our club teaches to pin their right arm down towards their back pocket and make us heavy on them with both hands as we do ouchi. So it is weird for me to see you lifting for the kiuushi.

Great video! Thanks

that doesn't look anything like an O soto gari maybe a O guruma

2:23 the throw sound like iron golem death

Very good. But look's more wich uki goshi variations, then tai otoshi.

very good i worship sensei Kano for this beautifull art and its way of life . thank you .

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Nice pin

Beautiful

Nice information, I was taught grabbing over the arm but today I´ll try this way. Thanks.

Great! 👍 But I would rather see the long man doing the throw on the short woman.😅❤ Of course the smaller woman is faster and this type of throw against a longer tori is "easier". ❤ (So that long individuals don't think that they are hopeless compared to her. They got the physics against them. But in the other hand they have another different advantages to use.)🎉 What is NOT instructed in the video is that a double sleave kumi kata has also the advantage that you double the chance for a entry and it don't matter if the tori goes right or left.😮 when with double lapel you can do left or right ippon seoi nage entry! 😅❤

great thanks. love it. will try asap!