The Time of Guard Pullers is Over - The OSOTO GARI is the Answer!
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2021
- This sound familiar to you? You slap bump get ready to do some cool throw and the person across from you just sits straight onto the mat. Now you're passing and that cool throw is dust in the wind.
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This sound familiar to you? You slap bump get ready to do some cool throw and the person across from you just sits straight onto the mat. Now you're passing and that cool throw is dust in the wind.
Miha has the answer for you. The Major Outer Reaper (The Osoto-Gari)
Check out the rest of Miha's course right here:
jiujitsux.com/product/major-o...
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?
Man, I like this guy. The open disdain for weak grip breaks, guard pullers and people who associate a blitzkrieg strategy with Nazis won me over!
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.
What's wrong with N*#^s?
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.
"they're already terrified, standing up" I literally lol'd at that....
and also felt personally attacked by it at the same time!
2:00 - this guy's hatred for guard pull restored my faith in humanity.
He who pulls guard has forgotten the face of his father.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“That’s A really bad grip break but okay...” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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
2:14 “that little twinkle in their eyes” I know that look, their eyes open a little wider and down they go.
its real
I can appreciate having gone full circle where jiujitsu is now being countered by the most basic move in judo
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
"Start *spamming* foot sweeps"
Ah, a man of gaming culture I see :) 👍🏼
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.
I like how he tightens the students belt at 1:44. Seems like a caring instructor
Came for the Judo, stayed for the twinkle in the eye.
Lmao. And me..I stayed for the twinkle in the BJJ eye being KNOCKED OUT of the eye lol.
Miha made me a fan with his clear lack of #hespect for guard pullers :) Great vid and instruction guys!
They must have not loaded the gym in yet.
still in the animus
This is the training level
When the gym arrives there are long rows of weights that blow by causing wind.
I love the "twinkle in his eyes". I have often seen it as a judo guy against bjj fighters.
4:35 is great advice. He starts with the kosoto gari -- i've found that to be the quickest attack to get attacks started against guard pullers
Keenan, welcome to the sweeps of Judo and as a Judoka myself think it's great that you're incorporating some of our sweeps in your BJJ game. good stuff
It's beautiful I look at grappling as a whole myself too
Love osoto gari and really like how he just modified it to like a standing surfer pass if they get ahead on the pull🤙
Awesome demo and I like how he linked all the foot sweeps in with that
Popped in dor the wisdom and stayed for the comment section. Awesome, Miha, best wishes from Warsaw!
Can't wait until the gym opens up again! :D Thanks for some great tips!
Awesome content with this one. Also Miha is hilarious.
Great video. Love the counter!
Lol and to think this is the first move we teach to children in white belt judo classes. Amazing.
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)
This was the 1st throw ever done on me and the 1st throw I ever learned 🤙
Excellent stuff. Thank you.
So excited I got hit the Osoto-Gari yesterday vs several friends very exciting! I prefer attacking then pulling guard
Such a great throw. Used it for years.
Geting Morpheus-and-Neo-in-that-white-room-scene vibe.
magic. great upgrade progression
One of the first takedowns used I'm traditional jujitsu and one of the most effective 👌
Sweet tip. Thanks!
loved this video ! !
Thank you so much :D
This is great! Finally have a nice counter for the biggest nonsensical and impractical move in jujitsu comp. Grow some balls and get a take down.
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.
I love this guy!
Holy crap, this is awesome. I am a judoka and BJJ practitioner and this is flipping awesome.
Keenan, your CZcams channel is 💯% better than flograppling. Thanks for great content everyday. OSS
My hands are going to come in super.... wait for it.... "handy"... Well played!
Very nice. A kinder--more gentle Miha...and Osoto...LOL.
I'm ready to try.
This is fantastic
This is so good. The instant guard pullers should have been penalised out of existence when they first began, the are the most shameful thing in martial arts since the bullshido craze of the 80s. Wiping their butts on the mat as they scoot around all day like they have never heard of toilet paper.
Spamming footsweeps, I like it. Spray and pray!
Guys just look on how John Danaher the great BJJ legend is being trained by Travis Stevens and has a video on throws and sweeps of Judo for his Jui Jitsu students which is a great thing
osoto gari is my favorite throw in judo i worked years on it so j could have many different ways to get to it and work in all situations gi and no gi, if done right i feel its the best takedown there is!
Brilliant!!!
really interesting!
As a judoka the osoto is an excellent throw. 👌
That’s a really bad grip break. Lol. This guy is awesome.
great stuff!
Brilliant
I feel like Miha hates guard pullers lol
footsweep spam is the truth
Clausewitz gang unite!
As soon as you hear spamming you realise how much of fighting video games transfers over into fighting 😁😂
pure gold
You should get bonus points for shouting out the name of the throw as you execute it, like an Anime character.
OSOTO GARI!
Judo guy here who walked out of his first BJJ class cursing all guard pullers. I'm going to try this strategy!
This is so cool guys. Well explained and sound tactics.
Very strong.
Great!
This guy is funny. I had no idea
lol “finish” his guard pull for him, nice
Ill take learning any judo throw over being a bum skidder.
I have personally never seen at blackbelt level in any competition getting 2 points with osoto gari against someone pulling guard. You see a lot of Ko Uchi Garis ( because its a quicker short move ) but no Osotos. Actually Osoto Gari is extremely rare in Jiu-Jitsu at blackbelt level. 1. Because in JJ, opposite to Judo you can do 2 defensive grips on the collar wich makes Osoto almost impossible. 2. The Osoto is an outside technique that demands a lot of time and the need to use your whole body to unbalance your oponent. Quicker foot throws, like, O uchi gari, Ko Uchi Gari, De Ashi Harai and Sasae are more effective to Jiu-Jitsu.
I've seen osoto in black belt comp, both in situations where someone is trying to sit to guard (looks just like what Miha shows), and when someone is trying to stay standing to score takedowns. I've even seen it lead directly into an immediate armbar.
If the opponent is trying to use double collar grips to stiff-arm, it might make sense to break a grip and go over the top for a cross grip or a Georgian grip; this will negate a lot of the stiff-arming.
@@jsl8461 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.
@@plcoelho I didn't say "high level black belt", I just said black belt. At a high level, good competitors should be able to sense when they are outmatched on their feet and pull guard by sprawling to their knees first, then sitting down, which will negate 95+% of any ankle pick, kouchi gari, etc attempt.
I think osoto-gari (or any kind of judo takedown) is pretty rare in high level competition, but if you need an example to see that it's possible, take a look at this match between Roger Gracie and Leonardo Leite. This was 2008, so Roger was training a lot of standup to prepare for his transition to MMA: czcams.com/video/5GcWs_tSVac/video.html
Here's an osoto-gari against a guard puller, it's not Roger Gracie level, but the uke is a reasonably good black belt (Kohei Ebashi, who got silver in the adult / black belt / featherweight division at the 2012 Asian Open, about 8 months before this match): czcams.com/video/cSsx40vMT2U/video.html
@@jsl8461 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.
@@jsl8461 Check Erberth and Rodolfo. Both World Champions in BJJ using Seoi Nage, Ko Uchi Gari and Sasae in all their fights. Check the videos.
This made me actually just want to listen to Miha's podcast
yes
My man did the turn to camera from The Office 4:11
Totally did a Jim Halpert
I do believe u have just changed the game
Have you made a matted infinity curve?
Spamming foot sweeps like I spam the controller
Thank you! Guard pullers are annoying.
Notification gang 🥋
Lol. Just dumping on the guard pullers.
In bjj I am most worried about the crazy guard jumps. Dealing with those is number 1 priority since they can blow out your knees. These are banned at white belt now I believe but possibly still exist at higher belts?
Someone jumping and landing their hip weight on your knee is always dangerous. Not only for front guard pulls, but also when BJJ guys try to grab your waist with a back bodylock and pull you to the the side while jumping their entire hip weight into the side of your knee, when someone does a scissor takedown, when someone does a tani otoshi but puts their entire hip weight on your knee, etc. Awareness is the key, but also safe training partners who know not to do that stuff. It's up the instructor to tell students NOT to do this crazy stuff, and also for the individual student to really think about these situations so they know how to recognize them and avoid them.
Regarding a jumping closed guard pull, really the key is just awareness, and reacting such that they don't land on your knee. For example, if you're a beginner and you get the sense they are trying to jump, then you can grip both hands low on their gi jacket (around their sternum) which should give you a really good sense of where their hip is relative to your knees.
Also, know your limits. In a real life scenario the best solution would be to sprawl, which slams them on the mat, but in most scenarios is a terrible thing to do to your training partner (and illegal under most competition rulesets). However, if they are a lot bigger than you, then you should feel free to sprawl, because a) they shouldn't be doing a jumping guard pull on a smaller person to begin with, and b) it doesn't make sense to try to hold them up, since you might lose balance and catastrophically injure your knee. If you know you are super strong and can stay standing when a 220lb guy jumps guard on you, go ahead and stay standing, but if you're way smaller then you can go ahead and sprawl. Don't try to intentionally hurt the guy or anything, but you don't need to risk your knee for the sake of the other guy when he is the one who initiated the dangerous movement -- in this scenario, your safety comes first.
1 chronic guard puller disliked
Not just points but a better position overall top side is way better then being trspped in someones guard
What is the lapel mic Keenan is wearing?
Quem puxa pra guarda assim? hahaha No jiu jitsu Old School já mete logo a pezada no quadril pra evitar essa queda ai.
LOL, "they're already terrified of standing up"...I love that
Im a black belt in Judo and a white belt in BJJ. My bestfriend is a purple belt in BJJ...and he laughs whenever he sees a colored belt BJJ pull guard on me. Because now the throws are coming.
Most judokas including myself have so much disdain and hate for guard pullers 😂
ok but why are these guys grappling in the void tho
Baller
How does this fit into the dangers of people instantly jumping guard? Can putting your leg forwards like this get your knee broken as they agressivly jumps forward?
No.
aaaaaaaand subscribed.
Lightening war.
This is why I always stand upright when I'm going to pull guard haha
You are gay for ever pulling guard.
Osoto gari? More of an osoto otoshi!
cuz...guard pullers..you'll see there is a twinkle in their eye when they want to sit down..he sayss. jajaja that was classic.
Demian Maia pulled guard in many UFC fights successfully. When he started standing and tryna box boxers and wrestle wrestlers is when he started losing...the losing path most BJJ experts take in MMA. I know it's cool to say not to pull guard, but when your opponent is a better wrestler or striker with great tD defense then it's wise.
Then maybe the art of BJJ is not the invincible art as the Gracies would want people to believe 😅
What belt does Keenan have in judo?
Been wondering that myself. He has the Kodokan patches on his dogi.
Guard pull should always give 2 points to the opponent.
Wasup w the black belt
1:44 Fix your belt!
Lol, I have seen that look, it was around before world war 2.
2:53 Osoto Gari
no. osoto-otoshi.
Ha, interesting way of hiding the hand.
I'm judoka and kata-guruma and yoko-tomoe-nage are two effective techniques against JJB fighters.
Did you film this in Heaven?
Lmfao 4:20
There's a famous video of Masahiko Kimura demonstrating various techniques. The first one is a counter against a tomoe-nage where he ends up in kesa-gatame. I feel like it could work against a guard puller. Hopefully one day Keenan could do a quick breakdown of the move and see if the technique could be plausible against a guard puller. I don't know if I could pull it off, but perhaps others might. czcams.com/video/BVE82gH-v-g/video.html