OSOTOGARI Break-down JUDO Throw by Graeme Spinks 61yrs

A short on basic entry for
Osotogari 大外刈
Major outer reap JUDO throw
Yes the basics are exaggerated : Large action long way out and in to develop POWER
Large Kuzushi action
Deep hip and strong Chest hit while still maintaining the off balance aspect (not hitting opponent back onto balance)
Large Leg action reaping

International Judo Federation
I really developed my Judo training in Japan and NZ. I trained at places like Kokushikan High School and University, as a teenager doing Judo in Japan, and visiting the Kodokan Judo Institute.

[CommunismiEstCacas]

The first technique to learn, the last to master.

[niledunn]

Excellent technique, one of my favourite throws and its versatility is underated

[damian]

That was a smooth demonstration, respect!

[MrCeobuddy]

You can see and hear how solid your entry is great video

[probindemufhoes]

I'll never forget how brutal it feels to be on the receiving end of this technique

[arizonaranger]

I just got my black belt last week, still the hardest throw💀

[yummyfebreeze]

I love seeing throws done by smaller or older people. Truly shows the effectiveness of them. Good video

[tadeasstavek]

Probably the most classic judo throw ever

[gypsygypsy]

Thank you I was doing it completely wrong now I understand how important fundamental are and how crucial the setup and application is

[Brahvooo]

man i wish i had this guy as an instructor. awesome way to really cement the knowledge and learn. i start judo classes next week. been doing jiu jitsu on and off for years.

[israelcanada]

I love your videos sensei, I wish you all the best. Judo for life ❤

[davidstokes]

Good instructor. Old school. Does it correctly.

[anthonylangzettel]

I appreciate your videos. A big hurdle I have is learning a new language so it's helpful to have a single throw in one clip!

[tacowilco]

This is the drill we used to do every day. Brings back good memories.

[krkngd-wnxj]

In my opinion, it is one of the coolest throws. It is arguably not very beautiful or complicated, but it is just so satisfying and elegant.

[markdonovan]

Clean as a whistle, perfection is an art form.

[TheBladerunner]

I trained in judo in my teens and my coach was friendly with a guy called George Glass. He was 6th dan and would come down once a month to coach a session. Didn’t realise at the time how good he was. He was amazing

[mike]

This one of the most basic moves in judo yet I had a hard time doing this in a match. Awesome video!

[nicholasneyhart]

This is one of my go-to techniques in competition(blue belt) that little detail with the foot made my throw much more powerful.

[Bulldogsrentfree-mg]

Definitely one of my favorite techniques, great execution!