No, that not even related. Ko-soto-gake is like uprooting a plant, while ko-soto-gari is like cutting a fistful of grass with a sickle. That's the the auditor means by an 'upward motion', but that is the textbook way of doing it. Hooking with your leg is also considered a form of ko-soto-gake. Gari is a reaping motion, e.g. uke's balance is transferred onto the foot. If the weight is off the foot, and you sweep it, then it is de-ashi-barai.
6:57 Simply amazing
Kosoto gari 01:00
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@SuperDelozier It's the open weight division.
So is the direction your facing the main difference between Kosoto Gari and Kosoto Gake? Gari you're facing at an angle and Gake you're head on?
I can't post image on here, so you can see this image at the link, to see difference.
goo.gl/photos/hdniMzVVPPmWfnT88
Thanks for your question.
No, that not even related. Ko-soto-gake is like uprooting a plant, while ko-soto-gari is like cutting a fistful of grass with a sickle. That's the the auditor means by an 'upward motion', but that is the textbook way of doing it. Hooking with your leg is also considered a form of ko-soto-gake. Gari is a reaping motion, e.g. uke's balance is transferred onto the foot. If the weight is off the foot, and you sweep it, then it is de-ashi-barai.
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Name is Nage Waza Of the Kodokan Judo
Can someone tell me the name of this Full Video?
These are the >100kg weight class and that's the highest in Judo. So anyone above 100kg are all in the same class.
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Name is Nage Waza Of the Kodokan Judo