O SOTO GARI USING COMPACT LAPEL AND SLEEVE GRIP

O Soto Gari is a popular, effective and versatile throw. In this video, we show a compact lapel and sleeve grip to use for O Soto Gari. View hundreds of videos of judo, freestyle judo, Shingitai Jujitsu, sambo, submission grappling and sport jujitsu on our KZbin channel at / welcomematstevescott . The Welcome Mat Judo-Jujitsu Club was founded in 1969. Please subscribe to our KZbin channel if you have not done so already. Visit our web sites at www.WelcomeMatJ..., www.judoblackbe... and visit our online store at www.WelcomeMatS.... Join our premium channel at www.grapplingco.... Thank you for watching our video.

[@junheceta268]

My research into Osoto-gari on your channel is paying off huge dividends; my god I can spend a lifetime on studying Osoto-gsari alone and it will be time well spent. I can not thank Steve Scott, Derrick Darling, Mike Pennington, and all the Welcome Mat community enough for sharing their knowledge with the rest of us here in the Judo Universe.

[@DAisaka09]

One of my favorite things about this channel is that you show so many throws with a variety of different grips. I used to get caught up in getting exactly the right grip I was shown to throw the "correct way" instead of just getting my partner on the mat. Now I recognize that the concept is much more important than having every detail exactly the same as the textbook.

[@welcomematstevescott]

Thank you for your comment! Gripping is a tool that can be used in a lot of different ways. As my coach Maurice Allan once told me: "Make your technique work for you." It is gratifying for me to get comments like yours and I sincerely appreciate it. Please tell others about our channel.

[@chiliblack02]

I thought only my teacher still teaches this..you guys are amazing.

[@welcomematstevescott]

That is kind of you to say that-thank you. I prefer this gripping action and many of my students do as well.

[@junheceta268]

I need to work on making a habit of stepping at a 90-degree angle. Same as the Back step Osoto-gari, I believe.