The Time of Guard Pullers is Over - The OSOTO GARI is the Answer! 

What a great video! I loved “spam them with foot sweeps”

"He will get a little twinkle in his eye when he is ready to pull guard." XD

Does this technique also work if your opponent puts a foot on your hip?

Thanks, I like you too!

I believe the Prussian general, Carl von Clausewitz, had proposed the concept in the 19th century and it was developed further after the lessons learned in WW1. Love That Miha was ready to give a history lesson.

Gotta hate those filthy guard pullers.

All the things that make BJJ unrealistic as a self defense art and unbearable to watch in competition. You find BB in BJJ that cannot do shit standing up, that is not grappling.

Everyone knows keenan is the man

Its a MINDSET

Exactly what I thought 😂

the concept of spam may have been first adopted by the gaming community but its permeated culture by now. many people who dont play video games understand the concept of spam. boomers who have never played a video game use the term nowdays. its now more closely associated with its origin of spam emails than with its first adopter of videogames.

@@JungleScene nice write up, gamers own the word spam

Gaming and martial arts have a lot in common. I know a lot of martial artists are gamers but I wish more gamers were martial artists.

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That blue belts bad grip break and call out will live forever on the internet now. You know he died inside 😂

@@B-Killin hahahahahaahhaahah, for sure he Will learn how to break grips after that call out

its real

It's been countered by competent Judoka, Samboist and Jujitsuka for a loooooong time.💮

Osoto gari is the first throw to learn but often the last to master. A lot of subtleties to be able to hit it regularly without getting countered

As a novice judo player I absolutely love it as well though

@@prandz420 speak of these subtleties 👀

Michael Peters try it live in judo randori. You will either get countered or just be unable to get into position unless you have a lot of finesse or have some throw combinations to set it up. It’s hard to break balance for the throw, it’s hard to get close enough to pull it off with their arms in the way and if they see it coming you can get countered pretty hard to land on your back. This is in contrast to something like uchi mata which is a technically very challenging move, but once you have the technique down it is harder to see coming and much harder to counter in my opinion. I happen to have a good body type for osoto gari with pretty long legs so it is probably my best throw along with kosoto gari. It took years to be able to pull it off consistently though. Other judo players try the same through to me regularly but I find it quite easy to defend unless the player is very advanced or if they specialise in the throw or have a size advantage or something. Hope that helps! Let me know if you want more info

Lmao. And me..I stayed for the twinkle in the BJJ eye being KNOCKED OUT of the eye lol.

still in the animus

This is the training level

When the gym arrives there are long rows of weights that blow by causing wind.

It's beautiful I look at grappling as a whole myself too

It's a basic throw, but still one of the most used at highest level in judo.

@@raphaelgracia551 True! Simple move, but deadly effective and very versatile. Also suitable for no-gi applications and even for MMA (as shown by Akiyama, Zabit and many others)

@JSL can you point out any examples. Maybe any fight in particular? Videos in flo or youtube with examples. Can’t remember in high level black belt competitions, Worlds, Pans, Europeans any Osotos. And I go trough hundreds of videos every year plus the events that I atend.

@JSL Judo Takedowns are actually very common in Jiu-Jitsu competitions. Watch a Rodolfo Vieira Highlight. Every match begins with a drop seoi or ko uchi gari. What is not common and absolutely rare is an Osoto gari. You had to go as far as 2008 to show an attempt of an Osoto with no success by Leo Leite who was at the time part of Brazils Judo National Team as well as a high level blackbelt in BJJ from Alliance, exactly for the reasons I stated in my original coment. The second fight is not a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament. Its a newaza challenge. Reality is Osoto gary is almost impossible to use in BJJ Blackbelt level competitions. And in fact nobody uses it. This is very easy to demonstrate as hundreds of videos of BJJ fights have all sorts of Judo Takedowns but no Osoto Garis. But you are welcome to change my mind and show me a couple.

@JSL Check Erberth and Rodolfo. Both World Champions in BJJ using Seoi Nage, Ko Uchi Gari and Sasae in all their fights. Check the videos.

@JSL He had a proper osoto with both grips attempt at 7:31, missed and for me personally the second one it was a sloppy takedown, where Roger could've gotten up because Leite desingaged but Roger chose to stay down. But in fact you were right, 2 points.

@JSL That video against Alexandre de Souza is not Osoto My Friend that is Harai Goshi. Wich actually is very common in BJJ.

Lmao you suck at playing guard

Lol. Players will always exploit the ruleset; that's just playing smart. It's the ruleset that needs to change.

You are gay for ever pulling guard.

Knowing does not mean you know how to apply it. It starts with the error in the video itself. The technique he demonstrates is not even osoto-gari but osoto-otoshi.

Then maybe the art of BJJ is not the invincible art as the Gracies would want people to believe 😅

Promoting takedowns and penalizing guard pulling make it more realistic.

no. osoto-otoshi.

It'd be nice but BJJ is already in a super defensive meta right now, matches just wouldn't end or both people would become so gassed that they can't keep going.

Yes because boxing is great for takedowns

@@Honest_John well the video is about bjj....guard pullers!😂