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Originally Posted by monkeyishi
pretty sure this has cross over not sure where but somewhere. probably when you're trying to intergrate a new move learnt from tiers.
Good concept but i normally dont like stephen kesting. He's like the white belt level of bjj videos.
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So I was looking up what a sumi gaeshi is to compare to one of Iskenos's replays and I found this and theres something about it I found to be pretty inspiring.
The first but smaller detail i noticed is that wrapping foot-hook she secured gave some crazy control.
The second is how this judoka seamlessly transitioned the direction of attack just through leverage.
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Originally Posted by Iskenos
Return fire!
Sumi gaeshi: He managed to leg around but couldn't save this one
Hiza Guruma: Blocked the leg, almost DQ'd myself
I like that hop-in style leg kick that you did in the hiza guruma replay. Do you have any more of those?
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its been a while
just gonna share some of my most recent replays.
turnover (3) - this first one is pretty funny i dropped right away and then launched this guy with a basic turnover.
armdrag single (2) - arm drag entry into a single while flow was headhunting. i hit the overturn single with just the right timing that flow overcompensated his landing foot and got squashed.
kosoto gake (2) - a timeless classic.
kick check - seoi nage (6) - if you guys haven't tried this combo u should, i have six of them.
Last edited by footlox; Feb 21, 2017 at 05:03 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
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That was a great throw, I'm glad you found it. And yes, changing direction in attack is crucial in judo, or just about any martial art style. As for the wrapping foot hook, I don't know how viable that is for toribash, but I'll look into it, as for real life, it has pros and cons, pro being it gives you control of uke's outside leg, con being you could injure your ankle pretty badly.
