Ko soto gake, a judo technique classified under foot techniques
(ashi waza), is distinguished by its hooking action behind the opponent's
leg. This hooking motion, combined with a sweeping action, creates a
unique off-balance, facilitating effective throws and takedowns. Its
versatility and effectiveness make it a valuable technique in judo
competitions.
"Tokui waza" refers to a judoka's favorite or preferred
technique, often translated as "favorite technique" or "specialty
technique." It represents the technique or techniques that a judoka excels at and feels most confident in executing during competitions or
randori (sparring). Developing proficiency in one's tokui waza is
essential for success in judo.
Timecode
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Ko soto gake Variations 1,2
0:31 - Ko soto gake (Tokoui waza) of George Azoidis
1:02 - Ko soto gake to Ura nage
1:50 - Ko soto gake to Koshi guruma
2:23 - Ko soto gake countered by Uchi mata
3:00 - Ko soto gake countered by O uchi gari
3:39 - Tai otoshi countered by Ko soto
Music
KZfaq Audio Library
Clash of Gods - Quincas Moreira
Street Smart - Quincas Moreira