SUPERSTAR JUDO | Korean Judo - Kosoto Off The Grip

This very unusual cross sleeve variation of Kosoto gari can be absolutely deadly if mastered.
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[@shaunclubberlang2887]

Well.. if my opponents have watched this video, they might see it coming

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[@alejandrarua8285]

Me encanta

[@sungtube7055]

완전히 씨름기술같은데요

[@puneetkumar1638]

Kumi kata videos please

[@KPho150]

So you do it when the guy about to make his move?

[@jrmbayne]

Care to explain why this is not ko soto gake?

[@castielangelos87]

+William “The Dragonslayer” Schrimsher Because the orginal Kosoto gake is done at the same size of the grip: kuzushi on left, then attack by hooking his left leg. In this demonstration, tori feint the attack on his left side by 2-on-1 (quite different than the usual 2-on-1 as well), then swinging on his right and hooking by his right leg instead. Very clever feint by placing his left arm around the uke's neck and control it.

[@shaunclubberlang2887]

@@castielangelos87 but it's not the grip that determines the throw. It's whether you're sweeping the foot or hooking the knee. I reckon it's ko soto gake

[@rachidabenabadji1155]

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[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

It's originally a sumo technique

[@terrykim2743]

I mean... originally everything is a replicate of anything from the past.

[@IbrahimKhalil-bt9yh]

@@terrykim2743 ... sure but judo has its lineage to sumo and if you're not able to trace a predecessor for sumo then your comment is kinda redundant especially when commenting after 3 years. Take care of yourself