Setup for Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi

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[@superclasher3098]

Very cool! You're in great shape. Great speed, great balance👍

[@bisonmma-kickboxing2511]

10 out of 10 Judo

[@williamw1332]

Awesome, another great waza demonstration Sensei. Thank you! Love the material. 😊👍

[@GKMusik1]

fantastic as ever

[@loneguy-alex]

Thanks!!!!

[@VuTran-ru8td]

Beautiful

[@odanne29]

love that combo, awesome

[@anoniempje8384]

Thanks for sharing! You'd say it makes more sense to switch to O Soto Gari, but somehow I think it would be harder.

[@blindassassin8553]

Very impressive!

[@lapurdy71]

Looks beautiful. Does this work well when my opponent is a little more settled? I can't seem to generate nearly that much momentum in a non-compliant partner. Any adjustments you'd recommend when your opponent is resisting a bit more (e.g., pushing me out and stepping away when he recognizes the attack).

[@derekxiaoEvanescentBliss]

Late but if your opponent pushes you, pull. You don’t need to fake kouchi if there’s already pushing you, just pull straight into sasae

[@Pugilio]

Whats the difference between hizaguruma and sasaetsurikomiashi?

[@brenttaylor1469]

Hiza guruma meaning knee wheel. Your foot placement would be above or on the knee while using your hands as shown in the video. Sase tsurikomi ashi Is an ankle prop. Your foot placement is just lower than hiza guruma. Right on the ankle.

[@langgengamirullah681]

Ura nage please (i like your channel)