Hello sir ! You are one of the reasons i started learning judo and i come from a boxing background; i started two weeks ago and i am 24 years and the more i do it the more i love it; i appreciate the good work and effort you put in your videos and your channel ! I wish you all the best :D
I lucked out on finding this one. I really like this dude, so thorough in his explanations. I was gonna search an osoto gari vid..this one was already in my feed. Can't wait to watch it..
My 2 sons started Judo last night and had a great time. They are a little bit stiff today lol. They much preferred Judo to the sport BJJ . Great site to get instructions from and break down of the techniques. SUBD
I recently have discovered these videos from BeyondGrappling and its helping me a lot to improve my knowledge and training. I'm a orange belt and I intent continue practicing my whole life.
Thanks for all your help man, I've been training less than a year and still have a long way to go, but If it wern't for your channel I don't know what I'd be doing, I learn way more here than the Dojo
I've recently started doing wrestling. My father is a 3dan judoka. He's taught me a few judo techniques that work quite well in wrestling. This takedown has worked very well for me every sparring session though I just use it to break balance.
Matt that is another in a long line of EXCELLENT instructional videos by you. I am serious when i say you are a phenomenal instructor. You're so clear. Bro- can I be the third person to beg you to do one of these in-depth overviews of Tai-Otoshi? Your video on Tai-O is great, but it would be such a service to all of us frustrated Judoka to get into the meat of that throw- one which honestly might be the most confusing/misunderstood Waza in the Gokyu. We NEED help with that throw!!!
thanks matt! please do in depth of tai otoshi for BJJ. i have a hard time getting the technique since alot of bjj guys keep their base down during stand up
Great stuff, was having a slump with my Osoto Gari a while back; managed to correct some of the bad habits that I've picked up. Could you perhaps do an indepth overview of Sode Tsurikomi Goshi as well? Many thanks!
Hey, thanks for the video. I have a question. I notice you standing right foot almost opposite to partners right foot when doing the Uchi Komi. Is this always the way you Uchi Komi for this throw, or do you vary? I have trained with teachers who also do it this way but other teachers who insist on always returning to neutral position i.e. directly opposite in Uchi Komi's.
hola felicitaciones por tus videos sin duda alguna son de mucha ayuda y es por mucho la mejor pagina de judo es muy completa. me gustaria mucho que le añadan subtitulos en español para entender mejor gracias sigan asi saludos desde panama....
+Bret Bebermeyer For this particular throw, a collar tie is better than an underhook. An underhook will work, but you have to pull all of his body mass over his leg. If you use a collar tie instead, you only have to pull his head to get him off-balance
I had my right leg swept out and it tore the knee cartilage (meniscus) but on my left knee and I couldn't put weight on it (and train) for 4 months. How come it hurt the opposite leg?
+ronki23 obviously your other leg got twisted or was already a little but injured before that happened. I tore my acl by an osoto gari so I hope you’re recovery is fast
Probably to cause your leg to "lock out" so that as you tilt forward for the reap more of the force from your upper body movement can be transferred through the opponent's leg. Kimura used to reap people into the ground so hard they would get concussions
I think I cracked a rib in practice falling from this technique. I “tried” to breakfall but obviously am not proficient as I am brand new. Any tips to be on the receiving end during practice?
Man I love your techniques. And personally I think the aussie accent is beast, but I wish it didn't fuck up the autocaptions so bad; sometimes I actually want to hear you.
Always had a problem with this technique :( when pulling, I seem to pull my opponent towards me too hard so that force pushes me back and shakes my balance as my leg is up for the sweep
All these people blaming their partners, ugh. In a match or in a real fight your opponent won't make it work for you. If it doesn't work, it's your fault.
this whit the partner is truel i am a godd partner but i dont have good partners and wnhen i do osogari i hit his other leg and that hapens 5-6 times in 60 minuts trainig and i dont get the best of these minuts
Your explanation of Osoto Gari is good, but let me help you understand a better technique with your left and right hand placement and what you should do rather than what you are teaching. Move your left hand up to the back of his arm or tricep area pulling him into your right shoulder as you slam your right shoulder into his right shoulder causing some pain to your opponent. The right arm fist should be shoving into his left shoulder and extending the arm out all the way at a 45 degree angle with great force causing him to lean back onto his heels breaking his balance and center of gravity. Then make your step to the outside and begin your leg sweep with much force.
Jay D Abbott Are you being serious? I think Matt is competent with Osoto Gari, he's a 3rd dan Olympian. He isn't marketing his videos to high level Judoka looking to perfect every nuance of the throw. His tutorial is perfectly valid and well tailored to his target audience. When your video is only 10 minutes long, you have to make the decision about what to include and what not to include (along with making considerations about the average person's attention span and their desired outcome), and his prioritization in this case is right on.
just started with judo at the age of 40. your vids are among the best regarding judo technique! im learning a lot! tnx and keep them coming please.
thanks mate
Hello sir ! You are one of the reasons i started learning judo and i come from a boxing background; i started two weeks ago and i am 24 years and the more i do it the more i love it; i appreciate the good work and effort you put in your videos and your channel ! I wish you all the best :D
Nsane_Maddoxx wow you really inspired me. I ended up here cuz im 34 and thinking about starting with judo as well. Guess thats not too late after all
35 and just started. Never too late, so much fun.
I love how you explained the role of the uke. That is too often forgotten in training.
I lucked out on finding this one. I really like this dude, so thorough in his explanations. I was gonna search an osoto gari vid..this one was already in my feed. Can't wait to watch it..
U made judo so easier to understand your videos helped me for my upcoming test
You are a great instructor.
I wish I had a teacher like you when I began Judo, 38 years ago.
Thank u.. I learned ossoto gari cuz of this, now im a yellow belt just today! June 20,2019...
love how you guys break down the throw, super super useful for a beginner like me!
My 2 sons started Judo last night and had a great time. They are a little bit stiff today lol. They much preferred Judo to the sport BJJ . Great site to get instructions from and break down of the techniques. SUBD
A word of caution: From what I have seen, Judo and BJJ have a pretty big rivalry amongst themselves.
I recently have discovered these videos from BeyondGrappling and its helping me a lot to improve my knowledge and training. I'm a orange belt and I intent continue practicing my whole life.
Thank you for your videos, very helpful!!! I´m a judo white belt.
I thought I was doing Osoto gari right - guess I needed to learn some more! Excellent videos.
Very in-depth as a new judo player I really appreciate the level of detail. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for all your help man, I've been training less than a year and still have a long way to go, but If it wern't for your channel I don't know what I'd be doing, I learn way more here than the Dojo
I needed exactly this video... Keep it up... Keep uploading more awesome videos like this sensei
I've recently started doing wrestling. My father is a 3dan judoka. He's taught me a few judo techniques that work quite well in wrestling. This takedown has worked very well for me every sparring session though I just use it to break balance.
I’m grading for my blue belt in 2 days can’t wait to get it
Added to my Osoto Gari - Techniques playlist for the in-depth analysis.
Started judo when i was 10, now im 14 but i missed 6 months of judo due to my surgery, so this is perfect to catch up again.
Matt that is another in a long line of EXCELLENT instructional videos by you. I am serious when i say you are a phenomenal instructor. You're so clear. Bro- can I be the third person to beg you to do one of these in-depth overviews of Tai-Otoshi? Your video on Tai-O is great, but it would be such a service to all of us frustrated Judoka to get into the meat of that throw- one which honestly might be the most confusing/misunderstood Waza in the Gokyu. We NEED help with that throw!!!
You're the best man, thank you for all the helpful tips.
I'm learning lots of things from your amazing videos!!! It'd be great if you made others explaining other techniques!! Thank you!
very nice, my 7 years old son is a big fan of you
Great information brother. Love how you covered so much detail
Glad you liked it
+Pedro Leal Make sure you subscribe to my channel if you haven’t already cos I’ll be uploading new judo and bjj videos every Monday!
Thanks for uploading this video. O was having trouble with O Soto for a long time!
thank you sir for sharing such a great video, it covered each point that a begineer should know
Many thanks, Matt. That was very helpful.
Matt thanks the videos are great!
great video and explanation on this technique. it was very useful. Thank you!
Great understanding thank you so much
thanks matt! please do in depth of tai otoshi for BJJ. i have a hard time getting the technique since alot of bjj guys keep their base down during stand up
excellent as usual.
Thank you for the videos sir - I'm very white belt so this helps very much :3
Thanks for these videos very helpful
Really helpful! Thank you.
Great stuff, was having a slump with my Osoto Gari a while back; managed to correct some of the bad habits that I've picked up. Could you perhaps do an indepth overview of Sode Tsurikomi Goshi as well? Many thanks!
thank you alot for your expert tips!
Awesome. Thanks
If you see this, PLEASE make a video of how countes the Osoto Gari please that will help me a LOT
Very well explained technique :)
thank you. thats helped a lot
Hey, thanks for the video. I have a question. I notice you standing right foot almost opposite to partners right foot when doing the Uchi Komi. Is this always the way you Uchi Komi for this throw, or do you vary? I have trained with teachers who also do it this way but other teachers who insist on always returning to neutral position i.e. directly opposite in Uchi Komi's.
hola felicitaciones por tus videos sin duda alguna son de mucha ayuda y es por mucho la mejor pagina de judo es muy completa.
me gustaria mucho que le añadan subtitulos en español para entender mejor
gracias sigan asi saludos desde panama....
Do in depth overview of all the techniques!
I was taught to grip your left hand on their elbow and your other hand on the right side of their neck... would it be better to go clavicle?
this was the first throw i ever learnt
instead of the lapel you could use an underhook if they didn't have a gi?
+Bret Bebermeyer For this particular throw, a collar tie is better than an underhook. An underhook will work, but you have to pull all of his body mass over his leg. If you use a collar tie instead, you only have to pull his head to get him off-balance
I enjoy your videos but I have a serious question. Did you start taking judo because you feared the drop bear? I have heard of how dangerous it is
Thanks for the vids.. oss
Thank you sensei
EXCELLENT
Where bouts in Australia are you from?
when you close in and raise your leg, how do you keep him from thrown back? I feel off balance for a second.
can you show how to set this up if they're stiff arming you or or bent over like they do in BJJ?
i've already recommended this to a friend
This might be a dumb question, but, why does pointing?
I had my right leg swept out and it tore the knee cartilage (meniscus) but on my left knee and I couldn't put weight on it (and train) for 4 months. How come it hurt the opposite leg?
+ronki23 obviously your other leg got twisted or was already a little but injured before that happened. I tore my acl by an osoto gari so I hope you’re recovery is fast
Australia
Sick intro/outro!
Sound seems a little low, though. I love it!
Really helpful
i like it thanks.
Thanks
Super helpful
Thank you guy))
What's the significance of the foot down?
Probably to cause your leg to "lock out" so that as you tilt forward for the reap more of the force from your upper body movement can be transferred through the opponent's leg. Kimura used to reap people into the ground so hard they would get concussions
totally subscribing really good :)
pretty cool...
I think I cracked a rib in practice falling from this technique. I “tried” to breakfall but obviously am not proficient as I am brand new. Any tips to be on the receiving end during practice?
yep download my free breakfall dvd at startingjudo.com and do heaps of breakfall practice
Man I love your techniques. And personally I think the aussie accent is beast, but I wish it didn't fuck up the autocaptions so bad; sometimes I actually want to hear you.
thanks mate
Always had a problem with this technique :( when pulling, I seem to pull my opponent towards me too hard so that force pushes me back and shakes my balance as my leg is up for the sweep
Keep it up. Good Judo, Thanks.
5:08 when the guy hit the ground. Feel the impact here across the globe
Hoang Nguyen i felt it over the internet
i need solo judo with you
Did you see the tremors everytime the opponent was thrown.
its tom from the hills on a tuesday
This is the most basic throw in my club
It leads to so many other things. It presents itself in combination with so many things.
Anyone know of any Judo/BJJ training holidays? Its easy to find muay thai/ mma training holidays but find It hard to find Judo/BJJ holidays?
Could look into Jocko Willink's muster.
Ahaaaaa, now I know... it's all because of my partner it doesn't realy work. lol
Good explanation, very helpful
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I think the opponent's right hand (in this case) should not be pressed to his chest, since the opponent could easily make a counter-attack
Eins A erklärt!
Khabib done this to rda
All these people blaming their partners, ugh. In a match or in a real fight your opponent won't make it work for you. If it doesn't work, it's your fault.
Yoshiro akyiama brought me here
Yoko judo
this whit the partner is truel i am a godd partner but i dont have good partners and wnhen i do osogari i hit his other leg and that hapens 5-6 times in 60 minuts trainig and i dont get the best of these minuts
Your explanation of Osoto Gari is good, but let me help you understand a better technique with your left and right hand placement and what you should do rather than what you are teaching. Move your left hand up to the back of his arm or tricep area pulling him into your right shoulder as you slam your right shoulder into his right shoulder causing some pain to your opponent. The right arm fist should be shoving into his left shoulder and extending the arm out all the way at a 45 degree angle with great force causing him to lean back onto his heels breaking his balance and center of gravity. Then make your step to the outside and begin your leg sweep with much force.
Jay D Abbott Are you being serious? I think Matt is competent with Osoto Gari, he's a 3rd dan Olympian. He isn't marketing his videos to high level Judoka looking to perfect every nuance of the throw. His tutorial is perfectly valid and well tailored to his target audience. When your video is only 10 minutes long, you have to make the decision about what to include and what not to include (along with making considerations about the average person's attention span and their desired outcome), and his prioritization in this case is right on.
O Soto Gari.
Really, the counter *is* the throw.
So basically a rock bottom
Without the other guy jumping up and without falling down yourself
Poor uke.
thanks