Seoi Nage Ouchi Gari Right vs Left by Fabio Basile

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SEOI NAGE OUCHI GARI RIGHT VS. LEFT //
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In this video, Fabio Basile teaches the Seoi Nage Ouchi Gari Right vs Left Judo technique.
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10 апр 2020

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@Jonhlivingstone 2 года назад

Very smooth technique, excellent explanation. Fabio Basile Apulia's Pride 💙

@JudoFanatics 2 года назад

🤗

@CountOrlokNosferatu 4 года назад

Molto interessante il discorso dell'allenarsi con gente più grossa e pesante. In effetti se pratichi sempre con gente più leggera o del tuo peso, magari compensi inconsciamente con la forza fisica a delle lacune tecniche, cosa che non può avvenire con un compagno di allenamento più pesante.

@giuseppepiancazzo3682 3 года назад

I love you Fabio Basile! Alta tecnica, direi genialità!

@kevintotanes8760 3 года назад

Bravo Fabio. Mai pensavo di questo combinazione - sembra utilissimo! Provarlo sicuramente 👍

@tristanrommers6556 4 года назад

Great judo

@JudoFanatics 4 года назад

🤗👍🏻

@pelejahosoba5280 4 года назад

Brilliant video, love u and RU-vid a lot

@JudoFanatics 4 года назад

🤗

@agaplinio 3 года назад

Daje Fabiooo! Sei tutti noi! 😃💪

@smokingjazz5067 4 года назад

Grazie Fabio brasile Oss . Sei in grande maestro

@adiandrei3006 4 года назад

Nice video and explanations... and philosophy about fluidity in Judo. Nice!

@JudoFanatics 4 года назад

🤗

@commendatore2 2 года назад

Bellissima e molto tecnica

@smokingjazz5067 3 года назад

Bellissimo video grazie mille per condividere Marco klein ciao

@dpeshy6719 Год назад

Molto gracia!!!

@franco_albi9559 4 года назад

Forte

@JudoFanatics 4 года назад

🤙🏻💯

@CountOrlokNosferatu 4 года назад

Orgoglio italiano Fabio.

@lucapozz60 4 года назад

KINGS NEVER DIE

@JudoFanatics 4 года назад

Osss

@ojusticeo 8 месяцев назад

2:10

@JudoFanatics 8 месяцев назад

🔥

@AceInose 3 года назад

Great miss direction with uncommon fake, as Kouchimaki seems more commonly used that it is expected from the Uke side, This one is sneaky!

@damirbajramovic292 Год назад

This is interesting. Thank you for not sparing the details, and the examples of what not to do.

@posho9308 2 года назад

This guy is a Pitbull, amazing judoka

@reigninblood123 2 года назад

The problem I see with bigger guys is they might not respect the initial shoulder throw . They may feel no danger from it and no react at all.

@robertnegron6804 3 года назад

Is this a good technique to try on someone on the streets?

@reigninblood123 2 года назад

Ippon seioage to inside trip. The first shoulder throw is a feint to get a reaction. It’s forward backward combination. No guarantees a street fighter will react. Best just throw with body drop throw

@robertnegron6804 2 года назад

@@reigninblood123 I don't know...I've found that leg trips have a much higher rate of success than any hip or body throws, not only that but much safer to pull off especially when you're outside in a street fight.

@reigninblood123 2 года назад

@@robertnegron6804 okay. You have the expertise. I live in a decent area and have not been in a street fight since I was a kid.