Inside Foot Sweep (Kouchi Gari) Study

[@nicks5406]

That last tip about watching the other foot, instead of the target foot, has immediately changed how successful my foot sweeps have been in the last few days. Mad props

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Good to hear

[@luketaylor4146]

ive never never posted a youtube comment before, Im a black belt in bjj and an mma coach, and that detail made me pause the video and stair at the screen for a minute in bewilderment that i had never realized that before. EXCELLENT detail, and thank you for fantastic content, keep up the great work!

[@ericcraig3875]

As a judo and wrestling coach...great video.

[@ericcraig3875]

Blocks, sweeps, hooks, and reaps.

[@luisanderson6707]

Judo practitioner here, was able to perform a uchi Mata to kouchi gari in my first comp a few months ago....one of my favourites moves...end loosing the match tho but it was really rewarding. Great content, got a new subscriber

[@Keepitsimple0912]

Prior to 2010, IJF allowed leg and foot grabs, but because judo was looking more like wrestling and almost identical they decided to ban it entirely, which sucks, as there are many techniques in judo based on leg grabs

[@Todo_fighting]

WJF and kosen judo still allowed leg grabs( wjf partially) but those federation aren't very popular.

[@robbybee70]

the one at 1:05 is awesome

[@OscarEstrada-vp8tu]

As a Boxer, this sh*t is so cool and informative

[@lamesurfer1015]

I know its been a year, but Ko Uchi Gari is often called the "Jab of Judo." I used it in wrestling and MMA as well.

[@gladiumcaeli]

TL : Dr Kouchi gari with ouchi gari, and uchi mata have amazing chain potential Kouchi gari -> ouchi gari or to uchi mata Ouchi gari -> front uchi mata or kouchi gari. The great things about foot sweep they are like jabs but for stand up grappling. Chaining those 3 technique to shift your opponent's balance. ( Let's say you are right leg forward) Kouchi attacks the right side Ouchi attacks the left or back side Uchi mata attacking the front. ( if there are other judokas/wrestlers let me know what you think)

[@lamesurfer1015]

My old coach called that the "Triangle of death."

[@jasonmargo9793]

Great video! Great clips and really instructive on the foot sweep timing!

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Thanks!

[@HowlettYT]

Easiest notification click of the day

[@ezequielvillegas8222]

I love and have been studying the sweet science of boxing, for 5 years now. I forgot how amazing the sweet science of grappling is. Man you earned i follower 4life

[@mrhands2757]

I've wrestled and shuai chiao most my life, shuai chiao its foot seizing, ... it also works good if you pull your opponent to you, you just attack the foot that comes forward, dorsiflex footwork is a very good skill to learn .... thanks for making these awesome videos!!

[@TampaFloridaJudo]

this was very well done.

[@johndoe4073]

That last tip is pure gold! Thank you!

[@GingerMate-e2d]

You're a genius you see things so clear and you can explain them perfect. I do bjj and I destroy people with the things you show and my execution is garbage. But those amazing techniques make even me o.k. in stand up. THANKS

[@스텔-c6o]

Awesome video I been lately looking at slide by to footsweep kinda moves

[@seanscheng]

Beautiful technique and breakdown!

[@musicaremcasa7628]

great video! just got into no gi bjj, and i think ill practice this as my go to takedown

[@chadelliottfahlman]

Seriously great break down.

[@nchawkin]

GREAT breakdown (as always) 🔥🔥🔥

[@brianblocker9831]

Surprised you didn’t look at Steve Mocco

[@felixkoniger6378]

Always happy about the work and the details and slomos. But only the last guy rally uses "Gari", the rest is something else.

[@1millioncicades183]

Amazing. Great video 🙂

[@nextlevelmartialarts]

Great breakdown…thanks for sharing!

[@callumthejudo696]

Great video, I love judo in wrestling who else can I study who used judo in wrestling other than Jason Morris?

[@wuhlfhgill2072]

Fantastic breakdown. If I wasn't subbed B4 I am now.

[@liukang85]

excellent, thank you

[@Ajayguitard]

such a beautiful technique

[@joegins]

Thanks for this video. Always forget the name of this and still a move I’m trying to learn! Subscribed. What’s the name of the first song you used brudda? OSS

[@Deadlifter700]

Great stuff! Thank you.

[@Dmmartin141]

@ 37 seconds. This looks Exactly like Lee v. Fleeger in the 2005 NCAA FINALS! Travis Lee v Chris Fleeger. Both of these guys are MASTER technicians. Overall, Fleeger might be one of the greatest and most creative minds of all-time.

[@1tanou]

Amazing breakdown

[@judowithkeishin]

Awesome video

[@albundy7991]

Dps, what's the song you used on your latest "tai otoshi in wrestling" short?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Here ya go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4XIdWBnnbOAaac

[@xhulioballa8606]

You should apply youre force on the opponents leg.

[@DANVIIL]

Excellent!

[@thunderkatz4219]

Man I do Okinawan kenpo karate and Japanese jj I was gonna do wrestling but I got back into martial arts I’m learning judo this is so cool

[@mrnturkmani415]

Hi, Show how to cross the lower gad? Tanks

[@SpawnofHastur]

Huh, I wonder if you could use a Russian wrist snap as a follow up to this from a same side grip. Will have to experiment.

[@Felix-nk1hq]

0:34

[@mirekcerny2081]

Just for your information, 99% of what is shown in the video is not Ko-uchi-gari, but Ko-uchi-gake.

[@gunslinger031]

thanks for the good stuff

[@alexquencholara33]

I’ve been able to get my high school wrestlers to hit this several times in matches 🫡

[@klawson8617]

Great video