In the Kodokan videos and textbook the finishing technique of Naname-Uchi is Osoto-Otoshi but in my copy of Kodokan judo it is described as Osoto-Gari. Osoto-Otoshi is also not in the gokyo in Kodokan judo. Is this a mistake or was there a change of technique at some point?
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Naname-Uchi: Osoto-Gari or Osoto-Otoshi?
wdax- Posts : 184
Join date : 2013-01-22
It must be o-soto-otoshi. If you find o-soto-gari instead somewhere, it´s simply a mistake.
finarashi- Posts : 507
Join date : 2013-01-11
Location : Finland
Osoto-otoshi can be found in Kodokan pages. It can also be found from Daigo's book.classicschmosby wrote:In the Kodokan videos and textbook the finishing technique of Naname-Uchi is Osoto-Otoshi but in my copy of Kodokan judo it is described as Osoto-Gari. Osoto-Otoshi is also not in the gokyo in Kodokan judo. Is this a mistake or was there a change of technique at some point?
You are right that osoto-otoshi is not in the current gokyo in Kodokan judo, but it was in the old gokyo untill the revision in 1920. Osoto-otoshi was in the group 4 as throw 9.
My guess is it was not considered sufficiently different to be studied by those on their way to obtain 1 dan.
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