Setting Up Sode Uchi Mata and Sode Osoto by Darcel Yandzi

[@3YangBros]

Action and reaction important part. Love it. 👍🥰

[@JudoFanatics]

🔥

[@mohamedchibanibahiamar9555]

Great video. Shout out to Uke and his beautiful Ukemi

[@dschungel666]

beautiful combination

[@inpugnaveritaas]

Darcel is amazing.

[@JudoFanatics]

🔥

[@escraonjudoju-jitsuolivier6313]

Great video, so many details, legs, hands, hips , this is a goldmine

[@JudoFanatics]

🤗👍🏻

[@sway71]

Totally! Personally, I love sode tsurikomi goshi, but I always felt like my opponent immediately knew what I was going to do when I took the sleeve grip. Having this fluid transition to other techniques is something I really want to drill!

[@aymanabaza6475]

Great judo

[@sway71]

Awesome material from an awesome judoka. I've seen some videos of DY before, but none of them had subtitles, so this is way more helpful on understanding the concepts :)

[@JudoFanatics]

🤗

[@ivansampaio8001]

Parabéns Sensei.!!! Sou De Belém Brasil

[@JudoFanatics]

OSSSS

[@henry5788]

Love Darcel's instructionals. Subtitle correction --> Replace "I wipe" for "I Follow"

[@shadytrite9400]

Thank you so much! I got a bit confused watching the instructional haha

[@MatthieuSCHREK]

Je pense donc " je suuuiiis".

[@supbocadelrio]

DY style is so explosive that his techniques seems more like wrestling-judo type.

[@JudoFanatics]

😎🏅

[@64wy4x8s]

???? Judo has always been explosive, it's not something that is unique to wrestling