Hi, this is Shady and today I have a short one for you, but before I get to it, it's a gentle reminder that please be safe, especially when you are on the streets and if you can control as much as possible without hurting, that would be the better scenario. So today we're going to see something that's very simple to do yet. It's very hard to achieve. So simple does not mean easy and it's simply a foot sweep. So what we are looking at here is a Teashi Harai as he is coming towards him as the foot is getting off the ground, he sweeps it to the side. So Teashi Harai is a foot sweep. So De-ashi Harai De, the kanji of De De is from Yuvirb De ru, which does not mean in particular advancing, I know a lot of people say De-ashi Harai is advancing foot sweep. It's actually De-eru, for example when you're leaving the house, you can use that kanji. So another way here, other than the way that the man use it in the street, is as they are stepping forward, you go to their side and then continue their foot going forward as you sweep it. So this is a very short presentation on De-ashi Harai. So as the foot is coming off the ground or as they are attempting to put it on the ground, that's when you take it from underneath them. So if you have anything else to add, please let me know down below. Also consider supporting me on Patreon for exclusive content only. This was Shady and thank you for listening.