Osoto Sasae In depth

Osoto gari and Sasae combination in Judo. This clip is a part of the Combination Concept Mastery course by Judofanatics. If you want to watch the whole thing, you can click the link below. Thank you!
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[@gregorde]

This is such a classic set.

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[@hipqban169]

Thank you man..you’re the only judoka I’ve seen that isn’t concerned with Bjj vs judo instead how can judo become part of the Bjj game and vice-versa. Respect

[@Docinaplane]

I very much appreciate this! Many years ago in a karate tournament my opponent attacked me with this throw, took me down, and scored the first point. He tried it again, but this time, I braced and had the better position and took him down and scored and eventually won the match. I'm not very big and he was my size also. I remember thinking when I saw that before we started that I would win easily as everybody I had fought was bigger than me. But then, everybody he had fought was bigger than him. I learned a lot of lessons that day :-)

[@brandonessick775]

Thanks Shintaro!

[@seroma3516]

ひがしーさん(東？)は俺が今まで持っていた最高のオンラインコーチです！ You're the best online trainer I ever had the chance to watch! Thanks a bunch for all these great technical insights trough your experiences from your martial arts.

[@Deadward1113]

Thank you very much for this.

[@lesliepeterson6]

Nice set up. and thanks for showing it

[@moqo]

Love this. Keeping my Judo brain functioning while I am off training thanks to everybody's best friend Covid....

[@senseisambo]

Beauteous!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jpdoc5722]

Great sensei 👍

[@franco_albi9559]

fine, thsnks

[@leglpcks]

very nice

[@johnbravo4093]

Nice haircut sensei !!

[@Shakers_and_movers]

分かります

[@IORIYAGAMI32]

Domo arigatou gozaimashita!!!

[@nasgaf]

Man, Higashi is a big dude

[@CORAXII]

He's only 178cm 😂

[@kaplian2921]

I like ya cut G

[@iamabean]

I get ppl in saesai osoto combination

[@snakesocks]

Love Sasae but I can never get the timing right.

[@raymondlugo9960]

More practice. Don't look at the feet. Feel your opponent's reaction. I think that's good advice for all throws.

[@isaacrichardson1641]

English always make me happy

[@jdmnismo7]

Can I request kosoto gari?

[@TheGodSchema]

Hey, the camera is over here 😂

[@Crystals10000]

so cool but if you can tell that he is putting his weight on the opposite leg couldnt you go inside on the opposite leg and take him down with an inside leg sweep? i mean youll end up in a different position but still

[@sway71]

Yep! That's pretty much the concept he's talking about. It's about having the two techniques that are typically opposite in some way but still complimentary. Uchi mata and tomoe nage, kouchi gari and seoi nage, etc. Same thing goes with grip fighting, where your opponent's reaction to establishing a dominant grip can be used to facilitate a throw (Shintaro has a SUPER cool video on this). Just remember that it applies to literally everything (yes, even striking).

[@Crystals10000]

@@sway71 hmm cool thanks :D

[@raymondlugo9960]

Shouldn't every attack be a committed attack?

[@thatguyjosh2322]

This looks exactly like hiza guruma. Why are the techniques so confusing!!

[@user-nb8dm1gz2t]

Sasae is on the foot. Hiza on the knee