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boom. Like that.

I really love the etymology and history integrated in these videos.

03:40 o goshi or koshi guruma.

This is my first time seeing your channel. I really appreciate this video, as your explanations flow very well. I can see sharing this with some others in my school. In fact, this particular video came up in a search as I was looking for things to consider as I assist with our yoko-sutemi-waza segment our school has been practicing, so thank you for helping me with some ideas and concepts I may wish to deliver! Happy to be a new subscriber :)

Very nice

This technique Front side

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Going into the meaning behind the move is critical to understanding how its performed. I love it!

Very good. But wold be better call It of " "o soto Yoko geri"

The otoshi variation looks very pratical.

The leg of the tori shold apply a ushiro geri, or shold sweep ?

The ushiro geri variation looks more safer, to don`t scramble, and falls underneath of the opponent. Like happens in competions.

What´s the difference between uchimata, e uchi momo ?

Amazing way to break down and logically explain the techniques 🙏

Basically for this throw to work you jeed to break uke's balance ,,behind" in order for him to succumb to the throw. Wonderfull technique

Gold❤

Such a great technique taken out from competition, no need to force a high single leg. Arigatou gazaimasu !

Going to try this out at our dojo for sure, this is great! Love all the videos on the channel!

Awesome explanation, deep understanding.

Thank you

Just came across your channel and I love the teaching style. These videos are incredibly helpful in understanding the techniques and how to teach them to others myself. Thank you for publishing this for free! Stuff like this will better the sport everywhere!

Gold.

I came across this channel and I've seen a lot, this is one of the most incredible ones yet!

Great! Especially the comment on the shoulder strain, it makes a lot of sens to grip differently

Fantastic!! Thank you

04:34 so the ideia is push the left sholder Blade of the uke ?

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"Toe Otoshi" - LOL

As always, thank you so much for sharing this sweet sweet judo nectar. I just cannot get enough of it. By the way, the students' technique shown at the beginning was really great. I am deeply impressed.

Thanks so much for sharing sensei!!!

Very good instruction😅

Very good instruction.

Wow you really packed a lot in there. Excellent variations on the theme which I have bookmarked for future viewing! Arigatō Riki Sensei!

Que profe más divertido!👍🏻❤😊

I’m posting this on Reddit because some guy needs help with this thank you for posting this

Great info here arigato

Shido in the first 10 seconds 🙄

Easy to follow. Hard to do. Thank you for the invaluable tips.

Thankyou sensei you are the only person to explain between both throws I’ve been doing kubi nage this whole time

I didin´t know that lapel trick was ilegal, it´s one the best way I can get morote seoi nage but sadly I have a little injury in my right elbow and can do it better to my "bad" side so the question is: Do I have to point my elbow way too high ? Thanks for sharing, I thought two hands morote seoi nage was eri seoi nage but I love to learn.

I don´t like to criticize my country´s judo but I have seen so many debates with uki goshi that is video has taught me a lot, looks simple and is similar to the way my oldest sensei taught me but some people love to say the real uki goshi is the huge elevation version you can see sometimes in competition or in some sambo matches. Arigatouu !

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Very detail oriented, patient step by step approach. Effective demonstration for all learners. Thank you sensei.

Great video as always. Love all the variations. This throw works great in different disciplines too like BJJ 😁

Beautifully explained, thank you.

I was very impressed by grabbing sode and yokowakare variation. That's good idea! You are genius.

Thank you for your explanation sensei. I needed to know how to properly wheel someone which most videos don't explain so well

Love the grip variation details.

thanks sensei its open my mind so easily this way