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I never intentionally hit the gake...it's usually from an out of position sweep that I ended up scooping the leg instead.
Huge fan of kosoto gari, though.
Judo and/or BJJ techiques in Fokestyle wrestling?
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I never intentionally hit the gake...it's usually from an out of position sweep that I ended up scooping the leg instead.
Huge fan of kosoto gari, though.
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Not sure how legal these would be viewed, lol, but here (beginning of the vid) are some trips.
YouTube - Michael Martin, You're A Lunatic!
my favourites were ouchi gari from an overhook underhook position
Uchimata or a tsurikomi goshi with double overhooks.
And that seoinage variation where you use your right arm to block their outer hip/leg. (this one was money for me) If i could fit all the way, i'll do the traditional wrestling arm spin, else i'd do a forward drop seoinage or i could stop short and use my arm to block.
kinda like this
Uchimata or a tsurikomi goshi with double overhooks.
And that seoinage variation where you use your right arm to block their outer hip/leg. (this one was money for me) If i could fit all the way, i'll do the traditional wrestling arm spin, else i'd do a forward drop seoinage or i could stop short and use my arm to block.
kinda like this
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Those are cool.
I would consider most of those ones done in the garage as de ashi harai, the forward, or advancing foot being swept.
I'm kind of on a sweeping binge these days....I love 'em
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I love no set of techniques like the sweeps. Making a grown my fly through the air with the quick flick of a foot. Makes you feel like friggin superman.
Kosoto Gari is NOT an ankle kick. It's a sweep that hits the back of thier foot with the sole of yours while they are unbalanced to that foot's ankle.
I think that Kosoto Gake is a WONDERFUL technique for BJJ as it lands you very firmly in side control, hits hard to give you a couple of seconds to advance or submit right away, and at worst lands you in guard. I'm always fishing for it when I play with my BJJ friends.
A part of the great Kodokan series showing the difference between De Ashi Barai, Kosoto Gari, and Kosoto Gake.
A wonderful competition Kosoto Gake at the highest level.
An unbelievable Kosoto Gari by 2008 Olympic HW champ Suzuki Keiji.
A rare seminar instruction on Kosoto Gari.
Kosoto Gari is NOT an ankle kick. It's a sweep that hits the back of thier foot with the sole of yours while they are unbalanced to that foot's ankle.
I think that Kosoto Gake is a WONDERFUL technique for BJJ as it lands you very firmly in side control, hits hard to give you a couple of seconds to advance or submit right away, and at worst lands you in guard. I'm always fishing for it when I play with my BJJ friends.
A part of the great Kodokan series showing the difference between De Ashi Barai, Kosoto Gari, and Kosoto Gake.
A wonderful competition Kosoto Gake at the highest level.
An unbelievable Kosoto Gari by 2008 Olympic HW champ Suzuki Keiji.
A rare seminar instruction on Kosoto Gari.
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