High Level Foot Sweep From 2 on 1 - Cary Kolat Wrestling Moves 

y u do dis

@@chadelliottfahlman Me too...and she 's been dead for over a decade now.

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LMFAO

@misa smith do u shoot well

actually laughed at this

@@winn305 I have a decent shot -- used to haha. I am tall. In high school I used to wait to be shot on. My takedowns were usually singles that i completed by turning the corner or sneaking in an ankle pick. Being lanky, I found it hard sucking in the opponents leg and working my way up the opponents waist and torso. I was a leg wrestler, good in scrambles and couldnt be held down. Won NYS sections buy got killed in the second round at states (11-6) -- made a lot of mistakes. But even at 44 I think I can pull off this technique on my landlord 😁

I once had a UPS driver show me his favorite setup for a cement mixer that won him state in HS.

I’m just curious how you guys have this kind of relationship with your ups drivers. I can barely get mine to place my packages on my door step, instead of thinking he would have won his high school football state champion ship game, had his coach put him in, in the fourth quarter, and throwing my packages onto my door, then yelling “still got it”

@@eraserhead8548 lol

That's what my wife said

Make sure you drill this a lot before you try to use it in competition.

@@KOLATCOM drilled it a ton, i was able to secure a takedown using this move. Thank you for your huge library of wrestling videos, hopefully one day I can get as good as you 🙏

@@NotoriousMohamed Well done!

Great!

Yes, tasty, but not "very acceptable." Just thinking about how long it took to develop the technique for this is depressing.

@@matthewhorizon6050 If you compare these to any of the other back arch techniques its is much much easier. If you have been wrestling a few months this one should be no problem. Even with the common footsweeps they depend on perfect understanding / control of which foot opponent is placing their weight and making sure they stay on it when you kick the foot out. I have not managed it yet! But with this move all you need is one arm, then you lock it to your chest and lean back which will unweight the opponent from their back foot, placing all their weight on their front foot, if you lean back/lift some more it will unweight them to the point they are airborne and reaching with the tippy toes of one foot to try reach the ground. The foot in question is the one right next to your own feet, so just move a foot forward, behind theirs and tilt them over it. Seems pretty fool proof to me. Also if you keep hold of the arm you can get the pin instantly.

In not sure is you're a mat practitioner, but there isn't anything simple about it. Mastering these techniques takes yrs.

@@matthewhorizon6050 Wrestled in high school back in 80s.....so yes I've had my head ground into a mat before. Conceptually it's easy but putting it into practice is another story

@@jamesnieman2953 You're the first person I've heard make that claim. I'm not sure how "conceptualize" fits into this but good for you.

@@matthewhorizon6050 Well the concept is easy do your moves n thru force make the other guy comply but anyone who has been humbled on a mat ( like me) knows easier said than done

@@jamesnieman2953 Yeah, I wrestled Too -- for 11 or 12 yrs. Maybe your point is being lost in translation and misconstrued? Drilling and working on the sharpening of technique is a process. Then fluently executing said techniques in a match is more challenging: it separates the men from the boys. I'm from Section 4 in NYS -- it's a breeding grounds for high level wrestlers. I never found it to be it as an easy endevour and was decent (won classes and sections at 145). Didn't do well in states, but I blame the bracket haha (met the previous yrs runner up at 138 and the 3rd ranked guy). My point, some wrestlers have an innate kinesthetic IQ for position and leverage. Others work hard, but those who excel in both are the best; plus, they wrestle 12 months out of the yr. Easy isn't something I associate to wrestling. Personally, there was nothing easy about the sport.

suoutamaki14 kolat.com has all that information

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

@@KOLATCOM thank you for such lessons coach

When someone gets you in a tight two on one your other other arm is like 70% useless

juntjoo nunya only 50% useless

jay morris Not a Kosoto. He specifically says that he does not actually sweep the foot (as done in the traditional Kosoto Gari), but only blocks the foot. In addition, the Kuzushi is done with the grips and arm action in Judo, where as with this is done with the hips, and the arms are merely for connection/attachment. Technically totally different. Judo is awesome. Keep training if you do.

You pull out as he attempts to recover from a failed take down attempt. You can also perform the technique if you wrap your arm and loop it underneath his outer arm or pit kind of like a modified suplex...can easily transition to back mount positions from there

How true!

if someone did this on me it's likely to fuck me up because I have bad shoulders. But I still liked and will be trying it on others.

Thanks for watching, hope you have a successful search.

My point was that I’ve been practicing BJJ for about 7 years and have never seen anyone teach this move but it looks absolutely brilliant! I can’t wait to try and hit it, thanks!!!

Actually the bigger they are the harder they Fall 💯💪😱🙏😇✌

SOME of it, and perhaps all in principle but in reality Noone can look as smooth as Steven in his movies.

Must be a rare sight to behold from what were use to seeing

A pig 🐷?

He probably knows it already.

Then he will switch to a double leg then you fucked

Haha. You're a dumbass. or a troll.... either way you're fvked

You're not fast enough with it yet

Moises Castillo everybody’s not in shape like u man. It takes practice.

And I bet, if done properly, that the punch didn't hurt cause if you had him under control and especially off balance, he would have no power behind it

This is an outside trip move similar to the common judo front foot trip , it's a sweep but I call it a trip because it's not a full on age style sweep your kind more kicking the foot from underneath him rather than doing a complete throw

The Bastardised of Shuai Jiao stolen from Bokh. Good...

Ko Soto Gari has a non-circular principle. I mean you kind of "rotate" around the axis of your opponent to get into the position, but then the sweep itself is not based on the opponent rotating around a pivot, he is swept directly down.

@@judokapavel I teach four entries to KoSotoGari. This is one of them.

This is actually a lot like sasai tsurikomi ashi (lifting pulling foot block) pretty common across a lot of grappling styles though.

@@johnsnider2956 Yes, but sasai tsuri Komi ashi makes use of uki movement. Rather, this makes use of hip action combined with a "from behind" foot positioning characteristic of ko soto gari.

This is technically not a Kosoto. With a Kosoto the arm action provides the Kuzushi and you take the opponent the exact opposite direction with the Traditional way it is taught. In addition the foot literally sweeps in Judo, hence the name. With this the arms are only for connection/attachment, the hips break the balance and posture, and the foot only blocks and does not sweep. As mentioned above, a good eye sees parts from several different throws, with this variation having a unique angle of attack. Bruce Lee said, “efficiency is anything that scores.” If anyone has success with their technique good job. A rose by any other name... When you translate Judo to English, you realize the names are very accurately descriptive, so if you want to go back to any traditional reference material for Judo this will be nothing like what you find.

RU-vid knows someone will be trying to steal your lunch money soon. Be prepared

They're in between wrestlers and martial artists. They get the best of both worlds

If he wanted to showcase a judo throw he would've titled it Judo Throw

Right!!

It's all the same, this move is very similar to a handful of judo throws. Judo is a form of "wrestling" (and vice versa) so it shouldn't be surprising.

Or just jab him in the nose. Why complicate things? I should've joined the special forces

juntjoo nunya yes Special...

Russian tie can be very controlling, and two arms is better cuz then you have two options 😉

It was a minute demo, go on their website or look it up if you wanna see the move in action. Like any fughting, especially grappling, the hard part is tricking your opponent into a position where you can execute a certain move. So this works if you are good and lucky enough to set it up.

вольная борьба

Kuku Alvarado what underhook? It’s a Russian 2 on 1

If you have never seen a Russian/Two On One before, it might look like that. If someone is not familiar with or has ever even seen the attack before, they have no idea what they are defending against. This is a great attack and the Russian is a great transitional position, too. Easy to get to the back from there where you have virtually limitless throwing opportunities. Rome was not built in a day. Play with it live and you will discover some cool stuff on your own, most likely...if you stay with it. You have to remember that day one you will be a White Belt with it, so don’t give up. 👍🥢☝️🥊🤞🤺💪🤼‍♂️👊🙏