sasae judo In Depth

[@Chadi]

You're a great teacher, i try to provide historical information on my channel, but your tutorials help me a lot

[@sifter14]

Eyyy it's chadi

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!! Your channel teaches me a lot too

[@stevelafrate1968]

This has quickly become my favorite judo channel, but I miss the hair!

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Just throw’in it out there, but if you posted highlights of your regular classes, I’d definitely watch it.

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[@lucasatrox]

I'll be entering my university judo club next month (already on the bjj club), i'll problably watch every single video on this channel from now on

[@judohome]

It really deserves it

[@MrKahunadog]

@Lucas da Silveria, what college are you attending

[@4MeGamer]

I love these in-depth videos!

[@odyssey4173]

This was my favorite throw. I did Judo at Napa Judo Club, Napa California USA 1988-1998. I just wish in closing of these videos he would set up the crash pad and show the full speed throw, in the end. Love the videos. ( My daughters KZbin page.)

[@gianpava]

Could you show the basic counter attacking techiniques?

[@GLPitt1]

Good explaination. My judo instructor in college was famous for Sasai Tsurukomi Ashi throw. He could hit it from multiple angkes and set ups like this. But very hard to learn this very tricky technique.

[@kennethrogers1129]

You are so full of it! Knowledge and skill that is, thanks for sharing

[@daveallen5342]

Wow you're a great teacher. That really helps you'd think we had ADD no attention untrue!

[@NickRHT]

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[@forwardgrappling]

im sure you're well aware of this sir but you are a fantastic teacher.

[@josephfaught1993]

I love this NeWaza series from Sasae. Thanks.

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

Very interesting keep it up I love this stuff!

[@lohascha462]

Thank you Sensei

[@zalanstyle]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jamiegemmell3872]

This is so good thank you

[@random_guy_277]

love this channel

[@why2jjj]

So with the red belt (later videos) a hair cut came too :-P?

[@cptafw]

Would you recommend trying this in wrestling? College rules call shido/stalling if you back out of bounds. I think this could work as a way to keep “action” when nearing the boundary and also using the sasae as a more aggressive way of circling back inside. I am having trouble with thinking of “no gi” gripping and kazushi. Thanks! I love your videos!

[@herculesjiujitsu6233]

Is it possible to do sasae with a cross collar?

[@isa100kg]

Heyo! Isa here answering for Shintaro while we #flattenthecurve. It is possible to do sasae off of the cross collar but ko uchi and o uchi tend to be more effective off of that grip. For sasae, it is important to have control of the shoulder with either a collar or power grip to be able to effectively control the shoulder and guide it down to the ground. Hope this was helpful.

[@herculesjiujitsu6233]

@@isa100kg It was!!!! Thanks a lot

[@blindassassin8553]

Sensei!! Can you show some counters to seio nage or o goshi?

[@aasserelzoghby6781]

Ez You can (for O goshi) do Tai sabaki around him and do either an O goshi from the other hand (so if his attack was right handed, yours would be left handed and vice versa) Or do Valley drop or tani otoshi You can also do ushiro goshi (rear hip throw) For seoi nage, you can do tani otoshi, ushiro goshi or a ko soto gari after Tai sabaki (it is with a reverse grip though)

[@SeanWinters]

Most sasaes I've seen just look like de ashi's. If you don't have that body turn, is it just de ashi?

[@protectork9831]

i very often lose my grips when doing throws.

[@JK-nh6jp]

The Japanese name is sasae tsurikomi ashi…. I’m wondering why it’s called that? I think it means prop draw/lure (foot)… 支え釣込み足if anybody can help me understand would appreciate.

[@tomwalker389]

Bro, is that your new BJJ black belt?

[@judohome]

very good

[@gusnagel]

What happened with the coral belt?

[@christianmlj1767]

gusnagel I’m the uke in this video. He forgot it that day.

[@ImCringe12643]

W video

[@joellanderson5137]

Ashiwaza!!

[@gregoriolucresiajr.8445]

I miss his long hair.

[@somewizproductions1998]

Samee

[@Bozothcow]

What happened to your coral belt kappa

[@g4pin20]

domo arigato gozaimasu

[@brunocosta177]

Vale a contribuição... mas o Ritsu Rey de qualquer jeito ta feio.

[@darylgregory729]

TFF

[@dimitristheodorakakis5743]

I disliked this, because sensei cut his nc hair...

[@acefrank4083]

Thank you sensei