ASHI-WAZA. 32 in 2 minutes. JUDO Foot Sweeps & reaps.

16 leg sweep techniques shown twice...
1. O soto gari MAJOR OUTER REAP
2. Ko uchi gari MINOR INNER REAP
3. O uchi gari MAJOR INNER REAP
4. Ko soto gari MINOR OUTER REAP
5. Hiza guruma KNEE WHEEL
6. Harai tsuri komi ashi LIFT PULL LEG SWEEP
7. De ashi barai ADVANCING LEG SWEEP
8. O soto otoshi MAJOR OUTER DROP
9. O soto guruma MAJOR OUTER WHEEL
10. Okuri ashi barai SLIDING FOOT SWEEP
11. Ko soto gake MINOR OUTER HOOK
12. Yoko gake SIDE HOOK
13. Sasae tsuri komi ashi PROP & DRAW ANKLE
14. Nidan kosoto gake 2 STAGE MINOR OUTR REAP
15 .Ko uchi makikomi MINOR INNER WIND
16. Tsubame gaeshi SWALLOW ROLL
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by Judo Olympian LA84 & BA92 and 7th dan Graeme Spinks

[@sotoleeis]

i love osoto gari so badly

[@shintogunjin]

that was beautiful form

[@JudoLife]

Hi ninja waffle. Your obviously an expert and I look out for your uploads that lead the way. Are you really a ninja? Or are you just waffling? There are so many armchair ninja that it is easy to be confused about who is good and who is armchair ninja. regards Graeme

[@JudoLife]

If they only have a tee shirt on; as in many hot countries, then grab with one hand the collar to the arm seam in one grab. The other hand grabs the wrist or just above the elbow. The alternative grab to a tee shirt grab is the back of the neck... Stretchy clothing is harder than a tee shirt for controlling a resistant aggressor. We dont usually have this problem as judo people are nice

[@Oodelallie]

im in Perth WA. so not too far away. I came over after the quakes to help with the clean-up and it was pretty surreal seeing the city like it was. youre opening up a new store i hope

[@Fantastic_Timez]

i like these weeps. I always try to use them to counter other sweeps or throws from higher belts. It works wonders trust me

[@Oodelallie]

HOLY SHIT. just got back into judo after 8 years and i thought this dojo looked familiar. So much nostalgia just hit home (single manly tear). Graeme if you read this its hamish muir, i hope the past years have been kind to you, you were the best teacher i had for anything. . hope to see you soon in the future.

[@Felipe-ye9ni]

After another 8 years, did you continue or did you leave him again?

[@Oodelallie]

I haven't been back in nz much that whole time let alone Christchurch. Tries some different demos over the years but nothing long term, they just cant match up

[@AhmedHesham-hz4mi]

why does he dab when he falls down lol

[@TaoistSwordsman]

Ahmed Hesham Lol, he's doing a breakfall by slapping the ground and spreading out the damage from the fall

[@JudoLife]

Judoka dab as part of their swag

[@xy6830]

@@JudoLife damn fitting reply man

[@cameronneal9648]

That's how to break the fall I know this because I'm learning judo

[@JudoLife]

A firmly planted foot indicates a person on balance. The leg is swept in Osotogari by taking the person off balance, and then sweeping the leg out from under them. The sweep is so strong if your body is correctly placed, that it wouldn't really matter if they were partly on balance, as it would still sweep through their calf and displace their leg. Balance breaking makes it more efficient / easier. True hiza guruma's wheel action around the fulcrum of the knee More ashiwaza than other category

[@nizzleshot]

10 years since this video! One of my favourites

[@JudoLife]

Thanks

[@michaelmankos5952]

Great video! Thank you for posting.

[@JudoLife]

Thanks; planning to before Christmas, that's after the Oceania champs in Samoa, and our NZ champs are over...

[@360AOR]

Very nice. Thank you for sharing that!

[@gustav250777]

great video guys...

[@JudoLife]

Yes thanks for that observation. Next time I do this video will think more about the text siting. Not a pro at youtube... but getting better. Looked at it, and I can still see the feet in almost all techniques. This really isn't a individual how to type teaching video, more a throw recognition video.

[@025banban]

This is glorious, been searching for "judo hold down names" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Keyandon Judo Process - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.

[@marievistal6118]

Pro Judo This is glorious, been searching for "judo escapes" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Keyandon Judo Process - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my co-worker got cool success with it.

[@emastephens3422]

This is glorious, been searching for "judo hold down names" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Keyandon Judo Process - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.

[@dr.z7559]

Just wonderful, been searching for "judo throws poster" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Keyandon Judo Process - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cousin got great success with it.

[@happymlk]

Very impressive action. Your foot sweeps were amazing. Every time you engaged, you'd position yourself differently & down he'd go. How much confidence this must give you. Not to mention stress relief & exercise. Question, aren't you supposed to yell when throwing? Seems like it's missing. Either way, bowing to you both for this.

[@Altimit1417]

tsubame gaeshi the best!

[@alexViera0314]

Excellent falling

[@JudoLife]

Years working on it😵

[@JudoLife]

Thanks Hamish... The earthquakes have not been kind, financially crippled. Family all good... What city you in??

[@derrickboyd9225]

Those formed of judo incredible amazing and unique and very impressive and powerful I still wish I could have had been doing this in karate it could have helped but I still think it is a powerful form of judo judo and karate are different but they're all the same but their own right both forms of martial arts are impressive and incredible and unique in their own unique way and Right style I still wish I could go back to those days when I ever started taking karate I could have been doing this as well it's all about improvements to make it work 🥋👊💪😉👍👊🥋

[@JudoLife]

@PsychosocialGR True; still feels like a sweep to me, with a committed drop. The kata version is a yoko sutemiwaza. The variation shown here is a sweep and yokogake name seems most appropriate to this waza.

[@JudoLife]

I think it may need to be more clearly shown, t but it could be a trick of the camera angle. It feels like a reap (sweep) not a gake.(hook)

[@JudoLife]

@happymlk Thank-you your nice comment; I have enough feel for judo (44 years ) to position myself and adjust differently but optimize my position (yielding judo) True observation that my kiai (yell) is missing. (woops) I always was the shy person, & I use kiai in randori and shiai,

[@lsloewen2]

I LOVE this video, please make more like this. Do you have any tips for someone trying to get the most out of randori? Do you favor leg throws out of the other types?

[@JudoLife]

@1308lee Hi; Its not a jump, its the quick step and sudden turning action prior that generates a lot of torque that makes them fly... please try it.

[@JudoLife]

Uchimata is classified a leg sweep, but not harai goshi; (koshiwaza/hip throws) I am not certain I understand all the classifications, and wouldn't want to put uchimata on here...

[@Montestuma]

I always thought with O soto guruma your foot wasn't suppose to touch the ground? Am I thinking of a different throw?

[@ColGadarby]

Nicely done guys

[@JudoLife]

perhaps osoto otoshi?? Perhaps just a variation on osoto guruma??

[@JudoLife]

Yes, although it depends on the level of understanding of the coach/sensei (Teachers 3dan & over usually means they have done their apprenticeship)

[@RandyClose69]

Great stuff . Foot sweeps work well in Law Enforcement.

[@JudoLife]

Yes

[@judohajime69]

nice video !

[@JudoLife]

On the Kodokan website it is Ashiwaza 1-2 (gokyo technique number)

[@Kosme88]

Exelent !! Can you make one with Koshi-Waza o Te-waza?

[@judorican973]

Great video

[@oknevals]

Very nice videos but rushed so much to the point of losing educational value (if that was the intention). I still like it because it provides a nice overview. I used to rely very much on speed and even strength. My latest coach (67 yrs old, 8th dan) said if you think you know technique, try it slow. It was quite an eye opener :-)

[@jayjaygeebee]

are these principals present in most judo clubs? cos id like to be in a martial arts club where people are nice.

[@Ownedyou]

Great vid! I wouldnt pile reaps and sweeps together, but thats perfectly fine.

[@ibrahim-rv4oe]

dont the guy in blue have feelings ?!! god bless

[@JudoLife]

@superjay360 Not at all; it's rare in judo to get bruised from a fall unless the other person falls on top and crunches you like we do in contest sometimes.

[@Montestuma]

What is the name of the throw if Tori's foot doesnt touch the ground?

[@omfggoogle]

Thus guys good.

[@JudoLife]

@oknevals Thanks I can do some of it slow. I attempted to be true to contest action rather than a focus on teaching technique. If your sensei obliges please show the slow.

[@JudoLife]

In my opinion the Osotogari is as much a real sweep/reap action with the legs/body as the others...If the break balance forwards is light wrist action upwards, the receiver flies through the air effortlessly, because they resist backwards, and the attacker goes with it, in that direction. (Just like the video shows) The sweep is possibly more close to a vertical plane than a horizontal plane. True it is called a reap, which is still a vertical sweep.

[@Hipposareonmyroof]

I wonder if he gets tired of being dropped

[@jayjaygeebee]

if you were to do these holds on the street, would you just grab your opponents t shirt?

[@JudoLife]

A "real judoka, " might not walk away from a fight; in many circumstances I have had to intervene in fights by other people to prevent serious injury or worse to youth scrapping. In some cases a coward walks away. In some cases a good person walks away. A good man or woman will see sense in action, rather than talk and not be afraid to help others, when inaction would allow an injustice to continue. Drunk people can do stupid & dangerous things. Who better than someone trained to be gentle?

[@transformationclass5054]

Bravo!

[@JudoLife]

Added the TSUBAME GAESHI

[@JudoLife]

@kandiisuicide Hi; Please list them and if I can I will fix them if they are in annotations, I am better at judo than spelling, and would like to correct them with your help?

[@charyi]

VERY NICE! THANKS A LOT ^^

[@1308lee]

you're first hiza is a jump... and theres a few other mistakes but cba pointing em all out!

[@JudoLife]

True yoko gake is sutemi side sweep but I think of it as a sweep that you throw your falling body into! We don't always agree with scholarly classification of waza!

[@mcgocken]

Nicely done. Only a big part of the techniques shown arent really sweeps. You cannot sweep a (frimly) planted foot, like in O Soto Gari, and you're not sweeping when you're blocking, like in Hiza Guruma.

[@andrewjackwriting]

Very cool :)

[@mcgocken]

Perhaps Osoto gari wasnt the best example :) By a 'planted' foot I mean that the foot is on the floor and there is more or less weight on it. Your point about proper kuzushi is ofcourse true, however I wanted to point out that with 'real' sweeps little force is needed, Real sweeps are for example De Ashi Barai, and Okuri Ashi Barai. OSotoGari is not called a Reap without a reason.I might be nitpicking over names, and Im sorry for that. I mean no disrespect to your technique.

[@JudoLife]

@vietflyingeagle TRUE... 11 year old's just aren't worth the ice cream they work for...

[@MasterAkinoo]

he is throwning him self -.-

[@jojojaykay]

What was that sound at 1:11? XD

[@davidsonh29]

I wish ashi waza was legal in taekwondo.

[@odieony7007]

it is in sport karate

[@apollion1]

white gi dude: "some people call it a kyser blade, i call it a sling blade umm hum"

[@Masurai87]

probably not. most of the people i have trained with have no problem being thrown. Breakfalls are a important of judo training and good throws give you a chance to practice. But part of the reason I preach on breakfalls so much is that when i first started training breakfalls i was not tucking my chin like i should, my sensai told me and told me to tuck my chin, and i thought i was. Well finally he realize he would have to show me the hard way, so he threw me and i have tucked my chin ever since

[@deeboyism]

He abused that lil boy lol

[@judobot1]

Go

[@Fantastic_Timez]

@chchjudoschool lol my bad you know what I meant of course. Weeping is a good technique too don't hide it XD

[@Oodelallie]

bloody hell thats terrible, ill be happy to apply some funds in exchange for some training when im next over. mum n dad say hi as well!

[@PsychosocialGR]

yoko gake = yoko sutemi waza not ashi waza :/

[@JudoLife]

@ferdo621 I tried to hide that I weep at judo; the others always laugh at me...

[@1308lee]

@chchjudoschool Still needs a 'good uki'

[@fopo123456789]

ko uchi gari and kosoto gake are badly performed but tsubame gaeshi and nidan kosoto are excellent

[@ElliotEkoh]

1:45 the name covers what you're doing with your feet =/

[@kandiisuicide]

@chchjudoschool Guruma - Garuma "Wheel" Gari also means kick. I could send you my Aiki Jujitsu Syllabus would probably help you with a lot of terms.

[@kandiisuicide]

You have a lot of spelling errors for the Japanese terms.

[@judohajime69]

nice video !