Simple and Devastating Takedown {KOUCHI GAKE STUDY} [Judo for Jiu Jitsu]

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Max Schneider demonstrates his Kouchi Gake technique during Sunday Judo open mat at Atos Jiu Jitsu HQ in San Diego CA.
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[@cucciafr68]

I've never been a big fan of ko uchi makikomi (for me, not as a technique as a whole) but I might like this one. And that Mongolian uchi mata entry for this looks brutal. Thanks for posting.

[@lapurdy71]

Beautiful technique. I almost always see ko uchi gake rather than ko uchi GARI - this is a nice way to get a clear reap.

[@Zeratul3598]

Amazing

[@kristianOLS]

The ko uchi gake done as osoto, very nice

[@peterandersson4243]

There's so much more rotation and smoothness than what I've been taught. Mine is a lot rougher and looks more like Kouchi-makikomi, he makes it looks so smooth.

[@ronin2167]

Man, if theirs is smooth to you, I'd hate to see what yours looks like.

[@green4tobase]

Hirotaka Okada style ko uchi. There’s a great tutorial on KZbin somewhere. Nice work Dom.

[@haroldbryant3105]

Yep. Okada style.

[@coelho_sincero]

Shinya Aoki used that in some clinch contexts for MMA

[@maxikozie]

I really like this one - could your friends show the same concept (gake) for osoto, ouchi and kosoto?

[@scottbrady2301]

Can you show us how you set up your uchi matas and standing Seoi's?

[@DubiousDom]

Yes! I definitely will soon

[@scottbrady2301]

@@DubiousDom awesome

[@franciscoramos7339]

So bad ass!!

[@scottlee38]

That shit is nice! Even no gi this looks good!

[@simbabwe2907]

The inventer of this technique also had an sick Uchimata variation.Maybe you can add this to your game.Also i do this every time because knowledge is power and i want to see how much your judo can improve. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3ylgIyherOZf7c And here i think a application kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGPPimptpcitlac Bonus: here Okada explains a centrifugal(mawarikomi)Uchimata for Kenka yotsu kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3ylgIyherOZf7c

[@ronin2167]

Not really gake. More like ko uchi gari. To be gake, you should be hooking not reaping and it should be the back of your opponents knee not calf.

[@yakovdavidovich7943]

That's an awful lot of reaping going on for a gake... methinks it's more of a ko uchi gari...