Footsweep COMBO: De Ashi Barai & Katagaruma (Judo for BJJ/Jiu-Jitsu)

[@Luckybjj614]

Excellent video. I’ll try them both today at open roll.

[@ceylonmeetsmusic]

Your ability to teach is incredible. Keep it up!

[@bzglick]

Thank you - appreciate your support!

[@ramazanalibutaev4759]

Thank you mister Bryan , very good technic 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@bzglick]

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[@trtlphnx]

Love Your Abilities and Incredible Knowledge ~

[@bzglick]

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[@MackTrainingAcademy]

Fantastic details and instructions. Add another Renzo/Danaher black belt to the list of people I want to learn from. Im a black belt through Renzo's lineage. Amal Easton is my instructor.

[@jscarpa2002]

I pulled the second move off in wrestling a few times.

[@nathankeirn2108]

Fantastic!

[@bzglick]

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[@senseisambo]

Awesome Professor!!!!!

[@bzglick]

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[@deejay2849]

If you're sweeping one foot into another, it's okuriashi, though I realize sometimes that line is blurred especially in randori. Otherwise, it's an excellent video with great details.

[@sorearm]

Fantastic

[@bzglick]

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[@krush9243]

thank you professor can you do a video on how to counter the weave pass from half guard?

[@bzglick]

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[@ShaunOverton]

Why isn’t Shintaro wearing his red white belt?

[@bzglick]

I guess this one was closer at hand 🙃

[@chadyoga9516]

Hi Professor Are the de ashi & ko soto interchangeable to set up the kata guruma?

[@bzglick]

In a way yes - think about de ashi as attacking the unweighted foot and the kosoto as attacking a weighted foot

[@Jurisabc]

Was the uke cooperating or are Brian's sweeps really that well timed? The sweeps were so lite, the falls almost looked fake.

[@bzglick]

Hahaha

[@adrianarroyo937]

Why leaning in before breaking Shintaro's grip? Wouldn't that make him to push, thus making the grip harder to break?

[@apollotherandom5118]

You lean into the grip to give you more room for when you start leaning backwards from the grip to it break off.

[@bzglick]

Yes, action-reaction to prompt an extension. when the arm is extended the grip is easier to snap off as you move away