One of my favorite channels

My son loves the Harai Goshi. Thanks for making a great video to send him!

Shintaro Sensei 😭😭 your lessons 😩❤️ wish i can train with you some day, even for a day

Thank you, Sensei! 👍

Thank you for the lesson Sensei!!!!!

Good work. Thank you very much from Germany

Great instruction. First one i teach every new student

Love it, Thanks Sensei🥋

Danke!

Awesome video!

Nicely explained....thanks❤️❤️

Oss My favourite throw in my martial arts history

Thanks i'll be able to hit a *huge harai*

Best lesson 🔥

I happy to see how many people dedicate their time on judo

Hari is my favorite. Would love to see your sasai setup.

@LM-vk5il

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

Hell yeah Notification squad 💪

Would LOVE to see your uchi to harai in no gi!

Harai goshi is my favorite hip throw

Love the ouchi ,harai combo. People have been catching on to me ouchi. Wait till the get a load of me now.

Nice

very important

Sensei 🤌

👍

A great lesson, congratulations, if I was in America I would have done lessons from her.

@hillweggs641

Жыл бұрын

Her?

@honorylealtad5596

8 ай бұрын

​@hillweggs641 yes because asian men dont have a D, they have a small klit

3:00 nicccccce ^^

Harai goshi

Transitioning from one block to next is easy.

please sensei No gi videos PLease !!!

😉

Could you do a video on how to deal with Wrestlers? Seems like in BJJ and now starting Judo. Wrestlers give me the most trouble using my throws

@mmongiello722

3 жыл бұрын

Wrestlers advantage in judo mostly comes from athletic discipline. Gotta train HARDER!

@Pric3less1

3 жыл бұрын

I’m a wrestler and Judoka. I will say Uchi Mata all day as a counter to the single leg, as well as Sumi Gaeshi. You can use the Harai Goshi to counter the bodylock and because us wrestlers tend to bull rush a lot, I would also suggest you utilize valley drops as counter attacks against wrestlers as well. That’s what my old Judo coach used to do to me. Hope I helped.

@genises200

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pric3less1 I'm going to pretend I understand all of that. So ima make a Playlist eith all this and justice practice with a friend

@genises200

3 жыл бұрын

@@mmongiello722 idk. I can hold my own and do guillotines,Ezekiel, punch chokes and ankle locks all day. Standing with a wrestlers is different. I can't do anything to drop them at least the high level wrestlers. Against other BJJ dudes it's it's. Wrestlers stand up games are just too good.

@mmongiello722

3 жыл бұрын

@@genises200 wrestlers practice take downs and giving up the back. But 1 year of high school wrestling is 6, 2 and a half hour practices a week for 10 weeks. Plus, tornment experience. Its alot of mat time

Is Harai Goshi safer to do than Tai o toshi?

@largoallegrorisoluto

Жыл бұрын

Yes.

Is harai goshi setup, is it more like ogoshi or uki goshi?

Did you intentionally call the reaping leg a block? Typically, pointing the toe forward, prior to a long swinging reap of the leg, is shown. Do you advise against that style?

@mmongiello722

3 жыл бұрын

Teach me

@TheJoeMan

3 жыл бұрын

There is no reaping leg in harai goshi. There's a support leg and a sweeping leg.

@mmongiello722

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheJoeMan so you say it’s a sweep, not a block?

@TheJoeMan

3 жыл бұрын

@@mmongiello722 100% Harai means sweep.

@mmongiello722

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheJoeMan so you think he is explaining it incorrectly?

Probably a super white belt question but when you enter into harai do you want to have your hips below your opponents? I heard you say to provide upward force with your posted leg. My brain said enter low and elevate with the post to load opponent. Is this train of thought wrong or just too complicated for a simple task? Please and thank you for any response.

@larryzach7880

2 жыл бұрын

It's a good question, every throw in Judo needs at least a little bend in the support leg for either lift or drive/power.

Looks more ashi guruma

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OMG... In some cases you are entering Harai Goshi too low (your leg). If uke sit in seiza could break you ankle! One of the goals in martial arts is protect your integrity. Be careful, regards.