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Thank you for the instruction sensei. There are a few key elements to an effective Harai Goshi that we often get wrong. You have kept it clean and simple to understand.

Absolutely stellar instruction.

I Got an F in my collage pre exams

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Best theory and explanation

I learned so much sensei

What grips can you use to set up the throw in no-gi?

From a regular viewer of your channel Australia (jujutsu) congratulations!

I teach the bent leg method with both feet/toes pointing same direction. Yes it’s safer (very important) but also your whole body is aligned to rotate and pull uke in the circular direction of the throw. Tori keeps rotating hips (pivoting on the ball of rear leg) until you can see your left heel (leading leg). This removes the possibility of falling with uke and allows Tori to stay directly above Uke to control or move into additional techniques.

As a Japanese jujutsu practitioner, I totally agree with you. Keep making these great videos to maintain the true essence of the original Judo. True Judo shows both its jujutsu roots as well as its own changes and development to make it a great art. Keep on promoting the true complete art of Judo.

Hi Sensei. Could you make a video, giving some advice to avoid injuring your lower back and hips, doing hip throws such as O-goshi, Kochi-guruma,... or other takedowns like ippon seio nage, where you lift your opponent. I used to train with my master, and despite of being a great uke, he's quite heavier than me. My hips and lower back hurt, after some classes when we train tachi-waza. Thank you for this useful channel

That's more of an uki goshi

Bro breathing through a straw into the mic

Always presenting good judo, thank you

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Hi sensei..... I still have my BJC grading book the same as yours, issued to me in 1973. I enjoyed listening to your martial arts history it was very interesting. Thank you for posting this video. Best regards to you and your family. Stefano (UK).

Hi Sensei....... Do you ever run Ju-Jitsu courses or seminars please? Im really learning a lot from your excellent videos, thank you for posting. Best regards to you and your family. Stefano (UK).

Excellent........ I really like this technique. Thank you Sensei for the explanation and for posting the video clip. Best regards, Stefano (UK)

How does this differ than koshi-guruma? Thank you, awesome instruction.

Too fast for me 😂 to me, the Sensei is just showing off how good he is!

Never knew this as a hold down, thank you

In japanese jujitsu it s very usefull if uke i taking your leg after a kick

Been studying this. The turn looks to be 90-degrees as often described. I’m going to work on it.

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I done lebanese army back in lebanon n 2001 meet this judo guy in my squad one day we was fighting for for fun wresler around but he never told me he had brown belt judo swear he took me down in floor like 50 time but i keept coming up i was in chock first how he did that i as aorun 125 kilos up and down later he said i respect u for not given up keep coming at me but got to teel u i done judo and im brown belt im like im glad u didnt hurt me more then this was so tired after that judo aint no joke its legit i been also in my younger days got punched by a judo student who went in my class after i was bullying him i knew at young age man this judo aint to be played with they got some bad as moves wanted to learn more ;)

Really like this graceful combo, and i see you do tai otoshi safely with your heel up, knee down in case uki falls on your blocking leg, i have students that are afraid of using tai otoshi thinking their knee is in danger, but tai otoshi is a great self defense throw- say , in response to a common haymaker punch tori takes uki's punch on both hands and "sling" into a tai otoshi, very practical

wow

I hope the police was contacted

Beautiful

Combinations is the way judo was meant to be played. I learned that way too late. When I played the mantra was “ learn two throws very well and used them.” That was bad teaching. The concept of : Tsukuri-> kuzushi->kake was Glossed over. Throws are not as effective if the attempt is done without it And few extremely skillful players achieve a consistent throw without it. I see it all the time noone does the uchikomi while the opponent is off balance by moving the opponent around. They try the throw while opponent is standing in front and then while trying to be as fast as possible attempt to unbalance while the fit in is executed, well this ends in failure or half arse throws with little self defense application btw. If the opponent has one foot off the mat when you attempt your throw the efficiency from “ least effort maximum efficiency “ axiom becomes a reality. I have thrown like that a few times merely by pure timing out if luck luck not because I Strategized because I was never taught it. It was magic and effortless and I never understood it till years later when I studied other systems that required a strike to execute a throw. I remember when I did it my partner asked how I had done that and I was at a loss of words to explain it. Throwing some one without executing strikes like it is done in judo takes speed strength and stamina specially without Tsukuri-kuzushi-kake . It is extremely easier to throw if one strikes while With taisabaki-tsukuri-kuzushi and kake Combinations is the way to succeed. Every attempt counts for a referee even if is a fake so a Penalty is avoided. Keep opponents on their toes! Then attempt and then do kuzushi. I am 70 yrs old and my body can not do it the clean Judo way,but I can do it if I strike beforehand. It is hard to build a clean throw but easy to destroy with a dirty self defense throw. Judo had gotten worse as far as rules and such but am glad some teachers are emphasizing the right ways to execute. Combinations ,Combinations! Try when only one of opponent’s foot is on the mat Ganbatte!

Great 👍 love it ❤

Superbe

Hello, this ( and another video from the official Kodokan judo with Takimoto Makoto ) brought me great success with Hane Goshi, a technique I knew existed, but always thought about as "not for me". As it turned out, not only I could finally do it after giving it a try, but I even developed a knack for it, and I am now officially hooked. I have tried Harai Goshi and Uchi Mata for a long time, but without much success. Now, this Hane Goshi ( which I kind of dismissed in my mind before ) was instant success and instant love. I would say it fits me very well. This is the first time in my life I have this feeling, and I couldn't help myself from writing about it. Many many thanks to Sampson Judo. I just cannot wait to go back to the mats and drill it over and over. Matthieu, a french man living in Japan ( born in 1982 )

Gonna try this guys

Good from . India .

Thank you sensei!

Both morote and ippon seoi nage can be used, yes?😬

Thanks!

Thank you for breaking this down

Great attention to detail. I often do the dustbin throw, without knowing what I am doing wrong, and now I know how to remedy it. Thank you!

Is there any situation why this would be used over Tai-Otoshi?

That belt has been through it lmao

Very nice. I don't catch uke very often (I'm not very good) but when I do, it feels easy and uke says it's like flying through the air. Kazushi and timing look easy, but is quite challenging.

So well taught, incredible Sensei

Great video, thanks for uploading and explaining all the small details 🥋🙏😃

Awesome love it 👍

Nice.. Comes in perfect, for my today's training...

Salut messieurs très bonne analyse merci beaucoup bonne fin journée à vous deux

Love it thanks 👍

Love this muthafuckin sensei so many small yet significant tips