The best tutorials on the web. You watch them, you understand judo. And with practice the throws become very technical and do not need to be compensated with power. Thank you sensei
When you bring uke to your chest , you lift him up or pull him forward or both ? Some slow -Mo demo is done bringing him more forward or way up ( uke totally on toes) . But when the throw is done in one motion , the difference isn’t huge .😵💫
Love that throw, but injured myself badly trying to execute it. It’s good, it’s real, it’s effective, and I don’t recommend it. Because against larger people, if I mess up the footwork, get stuck on the mat/seams or just tired, then I’m loading my weight and uki’s weight all on one leg in a twisted compromised position… and that’s how I injured my knee. Good throw, just for me not worth the risk of it goes wrong. Thank you for the details. For other body types or those that have the time and prioritization to drill it enough, excellent and more power to you.
Well explained but I would add information that weight should be on the lefts leg toes + leg should be bent in the knee + don’t forget about body rotation in the last part of the throw
The best tutorials on the web. You watch them, you understand judo. And with practice the throws become very technical and do not need to be compensated with power. Thank you sensei
Beautiful sensei!!
Nice technique well explained.
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That´s the way I like it, no makekomi or overtwisting with your torso.
When you bring uke to your chest , you lift him up or pull him forward or both ? Some slow -Mo demo is done bringing him more forward or way up ( uke totally on toes) . But when the throw is done in one motion , the difference isn’t huge .😵💫
Love that throw, but injured myself badly trying to execute it. It’s good, it’s real, it’s effective, and I don’t recommend it. Because against larger people, if I mess up the footwork, get stuck on the mat/seams or just tired, then I’m loading my weight and uki’s weight all on one leg in a twisted compromised position… and that’s how I injured my knee.
Good throw, just for me not worth the risk of it goes wrong.
Thank you for the details. For other body types or those that have the time and prioritization to drill it enough, excellent and more power to you.
That usually happens with tai otoshi but too bad it happened to you with harai goshi.
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Harai Goshi
Osu!
Well explained but I would add information that weight should be on the lefts leg toes + leg should be bent in the knee + don’t forget about body rotation in the last part of the throw
Good points! Sadly only 60s allowed on shorts - I have a full Harai Goshi video on my channel, check it out!