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No, it’s a judo basic from training to face the opponent when you can, like stepping around a throw. This was a mistake by a young man never thrown hard at training, he hadn’t studied how to avoid getting thrown. We soon learn this in judo randori.

Why??? What do you think is funny? I don’t understand your point

absolutely correct. When the legs are too close they slam together and that's a bad moment for the boys.

Perseverance is the key to improving. Keep training hard, focus, and you will improve greatly.

Yes It’s basically physics. Since our throw is directed downward with power to smash onto back, the striking simultaneously of feet, thigh, backside hip, edge of chest, arm, counters the opposite gravitational down thrusting forces. It takes residual and impact energy away from the crucial internal organs (heart, brain, etc)

And???? What do you comment, why is this worth saying

Shrugging the shoulders and slipping the hand past so opponents fall forward

Not Leon; perhaps 🤔 my cousin

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Keep feeding the machine plenty of carbo with the protein

open weight traditional challenge in judo, many judo federations cut this from their options, as its easier for the heavies, but on occasion a great middle or light weight can perform, check out All Japan Judo Federation University light weight vs heavyweight finals

anyway the heavy weight was a full time in Europe in judo for a few years, is a fit athlete of judo.He also plays rugby, at Provincial level.

Basic but strong This works. Perhaps you don’t realise the lineage? Sensei Ron trained under Sensei Rick Littlewood. They trained at Doishisha University and with Kyoto Police, very likely before you were born. Their teacher at Doishisha took a liking to Sensei Rick (RIP) and the teacher was affectionately called Mr Sankaku. Even Sensei Rick was feared on the ground at Tokyo Olympic Games judo by the all Japan judo champion because of this technique. Even through you know it’s coming it often still works and they can’t stop it easily.

When i was young for robbing, an old policeman put me in this triangle on the street, i passed out and i was cuffed 🥋

You might never see it if you dont do basic judo in a good High School in Japan. Actually studies 10 months at Kokushikan University in Tokyo. That was about 6-8 hours judo a day for 6 days a week at University and everyday at the High School. However the University made up for resting Sunday by training twice on the mats Saturday. . (they overlapped with the High School studying more basics and Uchikomi like this shown, with swinging exaggerated leg, was a regular part of the drills. It was Kawano and Uabuchi Sensei who coached, and as they had 3 Olympic current gold medallists in the dojo in 1984, I beg to disagree as I was there. You are just plain stupid if you think this was the way it's done in randori. It's a drill for out of season basics, for High School students.

No, you WILL see the Japanese do it like that. The point of doing that in uchikomi is to learn the movement, by exaggerating it you will be able to commit it to memory easier. Also it doesnt look like this in competition, lol.

yes we do. The first day there was lots of lightweight newaza attacks vs turtle. As fights progress newaza sucks the life of of both competitors and most avoid ground to survive the day unless they are sharp at their favourite moves and see opportunity. The Japanese women, and Darius Bilodid, and many more favour the ground.

My instructor only taught us for like 15 minutes and then we went straight to throws🤦🏽‍♂️ I'm gon a have to practise this on my own

Toyotomi clan emblem Looks like it. Affiliation mon

This was Yokohama area Taisei high school judo bu, which is affiliate club with Sato Nobuyuki Sensei, feeder high school

​@@JudoLife thanks you a lot, I appreciate it

I would has done probably 70,000 entries for this throw, over 58 years

@@JudoLife Just had to do the joke. I trained ju-jutsu in my childhood and do remember what the red-white belt means. Osotogari was on of the judo techniques we learned, or tried to learn.

Could be ashi-Guruma (leg wheel) or Osoto gari, (major outer reap) or some other similar throw

@@JudoLifethank man my judo teacher has taught me how to do like throw over and stuff but I search these up to see what they are thank for tip!😊