Osoto Gari by 7th Dan Korean Master (밭다리후리기)

[@daniellundin6807]

What a character, that master. Seems like a great man, one to learn a lot from.

[@Reddragondiaries]

He absolutely, definitely is!

[@awashmicrobe]

even if you can't understand the language i think its possible to learn from this guy

[@nicocontreras5366]

I never saw that changing step, Osoto is my best technique but I usually get it when uke is going backwards ...he´s very agile for his age!

[@Reddragondiaries]

He's a beast!

[@MeleDrummer]

Thanks for sharing, I learned a lot. And that "Ali" changing step he does is awesome!

[@sleepykid156]

Keep up the awesome series! I am learning so much from these videos!

[@박희재-h7z]

너무 감사합니다 관장님 구독 좋아요 둘다 하고 갑니다 밭다리 기울이기 팔꿉치 잡기나 언제 기술이 들어가야하는지 이제야 알것 같습니다 특히 항상 잘 안기울여졌는데 이제 알겠네요

[@vindicatedafi]

Great powerful technique. Osoto to sasae or sasae to osoto I use this in competitions works almost all the time If you really try and go for the first throw and hit them with the second. Keep up the great judo videos.

[@Reddragondiaries]

My favorite combo as well. And you're right, really make the first attempt believable and the second just happens. Almost all the time!

[@DEBOASSE]

no words for that step job very impressive

[@sotoleeis]

I don't speak Korean, however i love watching his videos.

[@FishyOnStick]

These videos are great, thanks

[@lililll-kv1bc]

와 진짜 막혔던 부분이 완전 풀렸어요 빨리 내일 도장가서 해보고싶어요!!

[@JoachimderZweite]

I loved Osotogari when I was young but despite its apparent simplicity I could never bring it off in competition even though I did thousands of repetitions. However it makes for a good Osoto Sasae combination which then can lead to an Uchimata.

[@ivanyapura7750]

buena experiencia ! que proyecciones más eficaces te sirvieron ? slds

[@MorningWood96]

Wow this guy is a beast no doubt !

[@Reddragondiaries]

lol - yup!

[@silvanotelemoto2360]

Excelente 👏👏👏👏

[@judorican973]

Thanks for the video 👍

[@martialartsfilms7532]

New, to your channel. Subscribed already, how long have you been practicing judo?

[@Reddragondiaries]

20-something years now. Though on and off because of injuries. Thanks so much for subscribing.

[@martialartsfilms7532]

That's great inspiration, thanks for the motivation.

[@Reddragondiaries]

Thanks for being a part of this!

[@SteveLukeakaSuti]

Is there a difference between Korean style of Judo verses the Japanese style of Judo? I know that the Japanese like the traditional sleeve and lapel grip while the Russians like the over the back grip. I feel like the Korean approach to Judo is different than the Japanese. Also I love your page. Keep it up!

[@Reddragondiaries]

Thanks man. There are subtle differences, but all in all, it's the same game.

[@simonburger5480]

I think it's very similar after watching this osoto gari. 100% the same as we learn/teach at my dojo near Kobe.

[@sghost128]

Is the floor at your gym spring loaded or something to reduce the impacts of throws? It looks like there i s a lot of give.

[@Reddragondiaries]

yes. helps a lot in the long run

[@sghost128]

Yeah, that seems really smart.

[@manowaraxbjj]

Oh WOW!

[@FikriKawakibi]

Teddy riner is 5th dan, so this master is 2 levels higher...

[@gehtdoch1369]

this helped me alot. thank you :)

[@joaquindegirolamo1885]

OMG AWESOME VIDEOS!!!!! OSS!!!!!!!

[@judorican973]

How your judo improve since you been in Korea?

[@Reddragondiaries]

definitely improved. I stopped trying to be "strong" and learned the technique more. The approach is different here.

[@Distobasoo]

Muazzaam

[@mattsmith111991]

Your sensei says a phrase jeet kun da what does that translate to?

[@Reddragondiaries]

"jjekendah" is a Busan slangish word. Kind of like a turning or twisting movement reference

[@mattsmith111991]

Thank you very much

[@zenbeth3816]

SeoulTee Do your students try to pull April Fool's Day pranks?

[@PLJudoAcademy]

teach yoko tomoe nage next please or ura nage :D

[@윤수찬-g6j]

님들 전 유도 업어치기잘하는디 밭다리 가................

[@이영준-j5q2f]

최경아 아.. 완전공감.ㅋㅋ

[@hamish1157]

택견의 낚시걸이 비슷한건가

[@lamaddussa]

tripping someone by getting your leg behind theirs & pulling? i think that's a technique that every child knows. :)

[@newerest1]

The detail people miss is the bending of the other person to the side. Osoto looks simple but it is a very technical, hard move to land without getting counter thrown by someone with posture

[@lamaddussa]

well, i'm sure it must be very difficult against a proficient martial artist. that said, any kid on a schoolyard knows that trick. :)

[@Reddragondiaries]

mad dusa as my calculus teacher in HS told us once - everything is easy once you know how to do it

[@cjlouis1029]

I was just thinking as I was watching this that I taught myself this at 12. I practiced on my brother.

[@Reddragondiaries]

Very simple, right? You should give judo a try

[@김도윤-l2x]

이거슨잘못된것이고

[@이재훈-y4b]

하 진짜 이거 ㅈㄴ 빡치는게 상대방이 오른다리 작정하고 빼면 성립이 안됨

[@이차도기어]

관장님 점점 지치시는거 같은데요ㅜㅜ

[@이준-m5l]

김승혁 운동이니깐요 ㅋㅋㅋ