O-Soto-Guruma Tips | Riki Judo Dojo

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  • Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
  • Riki sensei explained o-soto-guruma (大外車 - big/large outside wheel) during judo class on 8-30-2021.
    0:00 Definition
    0:16 Bring the knee up
    0:37 Hikite
    0:45 Tsurite
    0:53 Side kick
    1:02 Push down, not back
    1:18 Don't kick too high
    1:25 Collapse the knee
    1:29 Bowl analogy
    Riki sensei began Judo in Okinawa and is a Shichidan with over 56 years of study, practice, competition and teaching. He competed for 25 years at the local, national and international levels.
    A few of the great Judoka Riki sensei has studied and practiced with include: Kotani, Daigo, Ito, Inokuma, Okano, Kimura, Kaminaga and Nakatani.
    See Riki sensei teach every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening at 535 W. Iron Ave, Mesa, AZ 85210. Youth classes are 6 - 6:55 PM, adult classes are 7:00 - 8:30 PM. For more info, please visit rikidojousa.com
    The purpose of this RUclips channel is to pass on the original, traditional, authentic Kodokan Judo that Riki sensei loves so much. Riki sensei's students maintain this RUclips channel (and are responsible for any errors), but you can find more of his thoughts at the Riki Judo Dojo Facebook page: / riki-judo-dojo-usa-194... 11

Комментарии • 13

  • @saberserpent1134
    @saberserpent1134 2 года назад +1

    Very helpful info, thanks for sharing!

  • @pasqualemosca6799
    @pasqualemosca6799 8 месяцев назад

    Grazie Maestro

  • @sevasentinel4146
    @sevasentinel4146 2 года назад

    Such a cool throw; I'm glad I learned it here for the first time from Riki sensei.

  • @junheceta268
    @junheceta268 2 года назад +1

    AMAZING VIDEO! Once again, this contains those subtle but ever so vital nuances of execution that spell the difference between success and failure.
    The OSOTO family of waza are my absolute favorites: powerful, practical, versatile and devastatingly effective. Many if my own students would prefer getting thrown by Ogoshi, Seoinage, etc. rather than with an Osotogari.
    To date, your videos have a running time of 12 minutes or less---almost always less; the average is actually around 6 minutes. And in that brief span of time you have the uncanny ability to provide more information, insight, and detail than most are able to do if they're given a whole hour. Thank you so much, Sensei.🥋🙏🏻

    • @RikiDojoUSA
      @RikiDojoUSA  2 года назад +1

      Thank you very much Jun. Riki sensei's classes are 90 minutes, and sometimes he'll devote an entire class to one technique, or cover a bunch of stuff. This time, he gave us a concise o-soto-guruma presentation, which made for a short and sweet video! I've been cutting more and more from the videos in an attempt to make them as clear and concise as possible. Sometimes I probably cut too much, and my earlier videos were definitely too long, but I'm getting closer to a happy medium. Like Riki sensei always says...it takes a thousand times to learn a technique, ten thousand to master it!

  • @nicocontreras5366
    @nicocontreras5366 2 года назад

    Amazing, I was doing it way too straight. Thank´s for those details.

  • @lucatraverso6891
    @lucatraverso6891 10 месяцев назад

    👍👍👍

  • @JIUJITSUMAN22
    @JIUJITSUMAN22 12 дней назад

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