Sticky-foot kosoto-gari

Normally, sweeps are done on uke's leg when he's not putting weight on it. In this version, you are sweeping his leg when he is putting his weight on it.
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[@trippsharpe6950]

Looks so much like de ashi from that angle. I guess the biggest difference is the Kosoto is the leg is weighted and de ashi the leg is in weighted? I understand one is a reap the other a sweep however those are just words in action they look very similar.

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De ashi sweeps more toward somewhere in front of uke's other foot, whereas kosoto is from heel to toe of uke

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Why is this kosoto and not diash hard?

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Feel as if it would be hard to recognize the appropriate time to use that technique

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There are multiple opportunities for this "sticky-foot" both when entering, when in the midst of attacking, or defending, and when exiting. Once you are within range it is useful. Just don't overthink it, or any technique for that matter. We train continually so they become instinctual. Good luck. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association