How to do Osoto Gari

[@SampsonJudo]

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[@pepsiguzzler86]

I currently attend three different clubs and nobody showed the same insight about stepping to the side at an angle instead of hip to hip square with them. I noticed this first when I watched videos of Masahiko Kimura and everyone said it was wrong and just his twist on the technique. I reckon the reason people's thinking is rigid like this is because they only like to think in straight lines. Thank you for being awesome and confirming this.

[@nobbytang]

Jeez ...I've always had problems doing this throw in randori (25 yrs) ....and now l know why !!....top videos and thanks

[@SampsonJudo]

Thanks for the comment! Glad my videos have been helping!

[@xy6830]

Really loved this video... You deserve a lot more views sir...

[@nicolebrooks6512]

great explanation of this technique. I use it a lot in competition and in teaching my judo classes.

[@MrBalloonfoot]

Amazing instruction! So well detailed.5 Stars!

[@samsonosato9898]

Lovely

[@HoangTruong-ij4sm]

Thank you very much Master. Student from Sydney, Australia

[@DrMACPOW]

Ahhh so this is where the STO (Space Tornado Ogawa) comes from! The STO has always been my favorite wrestling move. Such a beautiful one!

[@symmetryfitness1]

great video! I'm getting my son ready for the monthly shai and this will help!

[@mikayelm1693]

i go to judo and this is my second techneqe my favoite one is hip throw

[@cgcrafford]

Great clear advice thank you

[@fdelr]

Thank you for such a nice video!

[@taymerelane]

question, at 1:04 do you mean that we are to step to create equilateral triangle on the mat with his right foot and your two feet? THanks

[@longliveavalon]

Nicely explained Sir!!

[@yogsothoth-tz2bu]

I love your channel, could you do a tutorial on de ashi barai?

[@syunikiss666]

Thanks , very nice instruction

[@kerem7546]

strange, this is one of the first demonstrations of the technique where uke and tori are not in full contact through their side bodies before and during the sweep. the technique seams to work well, but looks a bit unusual.

[@youmang]

theres a pretty good tutorial from Koga on osoto that is much different than this and demonstrates exactly what you mention

[@drutgat2]

Thanks very much for this.

[@mikayelm1693]

actually this is my third favorite techneqe

[@shreyashpradhan2986]

Thanks a lot...... Is seoi nage helpful in street fight. I have got a lot of bullies who force me to fight with them.

[@cptant7610]

Why do you ask this on a video not about seoi nage? And yes.

[@shreyashpradhan2986]

CPTANT I know still I asked ........ Is it necessary to ask this question on a video about seoi nage ?

[@anilphilip546]

osotogari is easier, but can cause severe damage if they hit their head on the ground.

[@bobk480]

Tried osoto on attacker during a surprise attack in parking lot. 🙃

[@ronki23]

I had my right leg swept out and it tore the knee cartilage (meniscus) but on my left knee and I couldn't train for 4 months. How come it hurt the opposite leg?

[@linkDoesYouTube]

How do you do the variation of Osoto Gari where both hands are on the left shoulder?

[@walaahazzoury2312]

Thanks!!!

[@yubukai]

I see lots of variation in the amount of forward swing of the sweeping leg in different tutorial videos. Little mention of it though. This chap has virtually zero forward swing, making it very efficient and fast. Lots of high-ranked judoka show very significant forward swing. There is of course a middle ground but the ends of the spectrum are very different. Thoughts please.

[@SampsonJudo]

Could you explain what you mean by ‘forward swing’ I may be able to provide some insight.

[@yubukai]

@@SampsonJudo Hello! Thank you for getting back. I mean the action prior to sweeping back into uke's leg. Some people do a big swing forwards before they swing back to the sweep. Yours is the tightest action I've seen.

[@SampsonJudo]

@@yubukai ahh yes, I understand now. This is very common. However, I do my best to avoid that swing as it telegraphs the technique and gives your opponent time to react. I want my judo to be like a gun going off. Explosive, fast and no chance to avoid the technique.Glad you enjoyed my technique :)

[@Drbranicap]

oh,dear!Interesting!

[@Allsport938]

Thank you sensai

[@johnnyguzman6888]

great video.

[@SibusisiweStephen]

Sir I could like to watch hold down 1:16

[@SampsonJudo]

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[@richardgomez1151]

Do you have a FB group I can subscribe to sir?

[@SampsonJudo]

I don’t have a group, but I do have a Facebook page. You can find a link in the video description.

[@richardgomez1151]

@@SampsonJudo Thank you sir 🙏

[@iniajames]

Love it

[@tatianamavridis979]

Man, I think I just already learned O Soto Gari

[@OnlyQarabag]

👍

[@jacquesvromant7988]

grand fauchage extérieure-- o- grand -- sotto - extérieure -gari - fauchage

[@ImranKhan-uk5gq]

hello sir I am like your & your videos please watch new videos 😃😃😃

[@justafighter1346]

Imran Khan what is your first language

[@nicoalonzo7547]

I swear I don't wanna use this move anymore... why you ask? I almost killed a guy in a streetfight. so here's the story one day I was minding my own business on the streets and this guy ask me for cigarettes I telled him politey no and then he takes his pocket knife and hit me with it luckily it didn't hit so i did this throw and he hitted his head really hard on the floor a guy tried waking him up but he's not waking up so someone taked him to the hospital yeah that's it

[@somestupidkid3857]

Doubt

[@Drbranicap]

everything you have demonstrated.direction,body projetion.lack of power and b here is against a basic principle of osoto gari

[@MrBluemanworld]

Judo or Jew-do? It's no coincidence Israelis love the sport. Jacob wrestled with God in the wilderness.