ULTIMATE Ko Uchi Gari Starting Guide - Jiu Jitsu Black Learns Judo

[@1N2345]

Such good instruction. 100% approachable for beginners

[@JFLOJUDO]

Thank you! I try my best! If you're looking to dive deeper head to the Jflo Academy

[@dalroache]

The gentle way ....awesome

[@26gutshot]

Love watching them progress. I used to always do a fake guard pull to ankle pick when they step forward. Then I started getting some competency in Ko Uchi (w/JFLO help) and now it has replaced all my ankle picks.

[@VinnyDoesLife]

Jiu-jitsu starts on the feet which is Wing Chun (hand fighting) and then leads to Judo to get the opponent to the mat, and then Jiu-jitsu begins.

[@JFLOJUDO]

Everything integrates!

[@dalroache]

You'll find all bjj basic moves come from judo

[@Fallout-pv5lr]

When training any foot sweep, i like to tell uki to keep their eyes up. This helps with preventing premature stomping and therefore tori can actually train the throw.

[@AJAthlete]

Lesson 6 plz 🎉

[@AJJ_Bros]

That red gi is sick, this series is badass

[@andresjorgecabezas2188]

Good stuff

[@YimingCai]

🤯 Thank you Jflo! always mindblown by the teachings from how you explain things. please keep posting and sharing!

[@YimingCai]

just want to let you know that i've started doing lots of little drills that you've shown through these videos, inspired by your incredible body of work!

[@scotttoccs03]

this is absolute gold

[@sandra-hc9yi]

it's great that Andris is learning judo and he's doing well 👍👍 show video the difference between judo NE WAZA and bjj GROUND work show techniques ne waza on him every judo chokes, sankaku jime (every sankaku), arm locks let him know that judo on the ground is also effective 😁😁👊👊 please thanks

[@dalroache]

This is AWESOME

[@enriquecerradamartos2893]

It seems that De Ashi Harai is deeply ingrained now!

[@JFLOJUDO]

Was drilled a lot in the previous classes so definitely!

[@joshimitsu3697]

do that for the next year 💀

[@sebastianestabanillanesgon6697]

Soy de chile y hablo ingles, sumammente bien explicado el video muchas gracias

[@gibiore]

I have trouble with ko uchi but it’s such a great technique

[@ryanwilliams9984]

I had trouble with it for years. Try different variations. The way it is taught from the back and forth motion never really worked for me, but it does help with timing. Since it's technically a real and not a sweep you actually have to transfer weight onto the leg you're attacking. Getting uke to also react backwards and towards their heel is essential.

[@ryanwilliams9984]

*technically a reap

[@satriafajar7253]

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