2 Things to Make Osoto Work

[@BartasRapowanie]

Can we just take a moment to appretitate he’s giving all of this knowledge for free

[@skyless7304]

Sensei the world needs more people like you 💪

[@torovio1]

I have never been to a judo dojo but thanks to your videos I have done these moves in bjj. That makes you my sensei

[@tugbandi]

Danke!

[@uncommonsense4753]

Thank you. I love osoto gari in self defense but it hardly ever worked during grappling. This will help to finish it during training.

[@RyanLeeJJ]

Thank you both so much, Sensei and Big George. OSS. The details in this video are perfect.

[@lordbah888]

Thank you Sensei Shintaro for that in-depth explanation of osoto-gari. Body mechanics are important to understand, and you explained it very well.

[@richarddennismuraoka1797]

Osoto gari kenka yotsu🎶🎶🎶👣❤️❤️

[@corbanverdejo]

I can also see this working no gi, getting the first over neck clinch and switching fully to push the head while entering the osoto. Will try =D Thank you!!!

[@bobfranklin2572]

I've had a lot of success with this from collar tie, or collar tie+arm pin, or collar tie+wizzor and head control for a bit of distance. Khabib has hit a couple nice Osoto as well.

[@russianundead5532]

Actually works really nice from collar tie, you can just push the guy's head over his foot and sweep him easily

[@Ry-bo9hi]

I mean Petr Yan did it in a chokeslam when he faught Aljo

[@Sflboater100]

Thank you Mr. Higashi. More and more, I’m finding that I wanna start on the feet instead of the knees when it’s time to roll. Thanks to your videos.

[@politelyimpolite]

Amazing resource! Can't wait to try these out in randori

[@randymerta3406]

As a LEO this was my favorite throw on the street. Devastating!

[@twinsunpredator7998]

Amazing Please more No gi Sensei Shitaro Higashi Peace

[@heyblinkin8016]

Oh wow. I can do the osoto gari now. Do the uchi mata next!

[@benlee1233]

Thanks for all the information. Great stuff sir.

[@timothyotoole8224]

totally like the details, thanks so much

[@jaketheasianguy3307]

I learned this hopping trick from Jeff Chan, but he used it with Uchi Mata. Never knew i could do this to increase Osoto gari effectiveness, genius

[@MultiNewman86]

More of this type of vid.

[@MultiNewman86]

Pls

[@tomitomi7941]

Thank you sir.

[@cortex8558]

i watched this video before a competition and hit this osoto for the win

[@donovanhowell9831]

Thanks Shintaro I feel like this happens a lot in randori

[@MurryRothbeard]

This was great for me.

[@glitzandgratitude1170]

Thank you great info!

[@Shadowrulzalways]

O Soto Gari works very well in self-defense and street fighting. 1. It’s one of the most simple techniques and easy. 2. It’s what most people least expect.

[@dwtruthwarrior]

Thank you

[@jonbeck6889]

OSoto gari is a huge part of MCMAP and it shows up in GU women empowered and obviously I learned it in Judo too. Bro! I watched Jason Morris's wrestling highlight video! That dude just did osoto to people st will from every direction. I'm totally fascinated now and want to know more SO BAD!

[@jardani-jovonovich]

Thank you Sensei ... Oossshh❤

[@mmongiello722]

The step is proportional to how far your opponent is, judo is always harder when you are further fro your opponent. If a big step is needed you are probably to far away.

[@CalenMartinLegaspi]

If head control is the most important factor on the upper body side, would it be effective for me to plant my palm under my opponent's jaw and push from there? That would seem much harder to resist than any collar grip.

[@kanucks9]

Yeah I don't see why not. Except that putting you hand on the face is illegal in Judo

[@dijks350]

Sensei, what is the purpose of practicing 'traditional' osoto with the large step if it doesn't look like that in randori or competition? My dream is to have an osoto gari like Yasuhiro Yamashita and Ono. Could you maybe make a video of Ono's variation of Osoto?

[@donovanhowell9831]

I would also like to see some variations that great modern judo players use

[@confessedrock7358]

The last one he shows is pretty much how shohei does osoto

[@wikingagresor]

The 'traditional' approach is better for self defense, and emphasis on stepping up to the uke is important when you are fighting with striking involved.

[@dianecenteno5275]

@@wikingagresor Agreed! The traditional approach in self defense, also allows you to apply your own strikes during the execution. 💮

[@burntgod7165]

Emil Montes has the Ono osoto gari on his channel. Great breakdown.

[@krommer66]

Nice!!!!!

[@krommer66]

Bought a shirt!

[@nevercine]

Does crossbody osoto create a risk of damaging Uke’s knee? 1:40

[@m5a1stuart83]

Nice techniques, but Osoto Gari is hard to execute in randori since we can be countered

[@fredkoch100]

Is he going to stand there while you hold his knee and hop forward?

[@holdenmuganda97]

If you have proper head control like Shintaro demonstrates the he won’t be able to move cause all of his weight will be on his leg.

[@JiuJitsuTrashcan]

Early!

[@MaxLohMusic]

99% of osoto gari tutorials or "how to fix osoto gari" on KZbin are still teaching the traditional way. We're finally seeing a turnaround where more people are realizing there's literally 0 evidence traditional osoto gari works against a resisting opponent at all, but it's a very slow, change-resistant situation. It seems even the adaptive sport styles have some bias towards adhering to tradition.

[@lucasm9172]

all that about the title of the video and its not even the title