https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_oC4N1QY9s
Footage from the ST-tournament at Gigacon, about two weeks after I started playing ST. Would appreciate feedback on my games (I’m the guy playing O.Sagat). 
Also, I play slightly less terrible in the later games than I do in the one at the start of the video, so please disregard that first game. D:
Hey, just had a look at some of your matches assuming you’re Player 1, and I’d recommend the following - stop jumping, and don’t jump in, ever. In fact try and maintain as much distance as you can. If you get a knockdown, get the opponent to wake up on a meaty fireball and continue pressure. You can stagger your tiger shots in terms of timing, also throw out occasional normals or doing nothing if you think your opponent is going to try and guess jump in, and then punish them with any number of anti airs.
If you do like knockdown jump in pressure, you may want to try new Sagat - try and score a knockdown or punish with a tiger knee, which will give you the opportunity to pressure with crossup/fake crossup j.forward on the opponent’s wakeup. His fireballs are shittier but you don’t seem to like playing the zoning game all that much
Good luck! And that looks like it was a fun tourney
Thanks for the feedback, I’ll keep those things in mind. The jumping issue in particular is a bad habit that I’ll try to get rid of. =p
Also, I actually do enjoy zoning quite a bit, to the point that I actually switched mains in two other games to zoners after having so much fun with O.Sagat this tournament. 
A lot of the wakeup-pressure I did was because I predicted people would try (and fail) to reversal DP. Still, I guess dabbling in N.Sagat also could be worth a try. =)
For all intents and purposes, O.Sagat is just demonstrably better than N.Sagat. O.Sagat can also pressure opponents on wakeup with safe jumps, high/low mixups, not to mention a vastly superior st.short. A safe jump j.short, st.short can be hit confirmed into any combo of your choice, along with the fact that st.short x fireball is a great tool to push your opponent back in case they do jump in.
Of course, a simple cr.forward on their wakeup is good as well. If they try to reversal and fail, they’ll get hit, so you can link it into another cr.forward x tiger shot or tiger knee. Lots of options if you choose to play more aggressively up close.
N.Sagat’s fun to play because you have to rely much more on smart footsies than just raw zoning and damage, but that being said, there’s really no inherent advantage in playing N.Sagat besides having a super that can go through fireballs.
On that note, it’d be great to watch eltrouble’s recent tutorial on O.Gat if you haven’t seen it - http://www.twitch.tv/arkadeum/b/572823461
And it’s good that you’ve brought up st.short. Watching John Choi matches, you can see how it can be used to great effect to help with O.Sagat’s space control and closer-range poking. A great option to add to your gameplay instead of relying mostly on cr.RH or Uppercut.
St.short is a ridiculously good normal. It comes out fast, hits low on most characters, it’s 2 hits and both of them can be special cancelled, arguably the farthest range of any light attack in the game (not counting dhalsim).
Hahah, I actually stumbled over that tutorial last week purely by accident. Thanks for making that, I learned quite a bit from it.
(please make more of them, it was great)
You should play N.Gat he’s got a crossup BARF
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HHs7SSeYPI&feature=youtu.be
Will do. Honestly, not sure what other tutorials I can cover. I don’t have enough players who can cover the entire cast, and I can only play/teach about half the roster to a basic level. I’ll have to cover Dhalsim at some point (my main character), but there’s quite a lot to go over.
GGPO matchs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVDQZUro9SY&index=8&list=PLiUK5tpKdceD99XOY3y9iU2dfBNHlQw4P
This channel has lots of East/West team matches and tournaments:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuLIG6Q1E_JlBGJ5Fc7Rcpw
According to Google Translate, it’s from Sanseibu Johoku shop in Hamamatsu City.
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Watts eltrouble
http://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PL9NTDwg96_2Af7LRRoefffXiz8FAzK1wO&v=MCOLactdXLU
I emulated my old guile off mike Watson best Guile in US imo too awesome probably closest to how tomo played guile
That was a fun fight. At the time, I didn’t really have any practice against Guile players. So even though it’s a really good fight for Sim, Watson made it a lot tougher than most would think. He’s easily the best Guile player I’ve ever fought in that matchup, and most definitely the best old-school Guile.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx-Ob94Edkg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbmxGLV1OEs
Some great matches in there.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZX_XXIJgUYB4AEN_F8NyZctLdFZrb7Qj
Small free Toronto ST tourney last weekend, mix of older and new players.
Results:
1.dogberry (O.Hawk, Sim?)
2.Unessential (Chun, Cammy)
3.luckyjim (O.Honda)
4.Enzo (DeeJay) and Hopper (O.Ryu, O.Ken)
6.Osman (Guile) and Aaron (N.Sagat)
Nagase Autobahn ranking battle.
Date: 2014/12/14
Comments
Gunze and Otochun
Players
First lap
Nan (X.Ken), Danjiri (X.Dhalsim), Matsuo (X.Guile), J (X.Hawk), Wani! K (X.Honda), Shogatsu (X.Honda), Taka (X.Honda), Aniken (X.Boxer), Batayan (X.Guile), Teppei (X.Guile), Gunze (X.Zangief), otochun (X.Chun), Shigaken (X.Ken), Murasaki Vega (X.Dictator), Kusumondo (X.Honda)
2nd lap
Kusumondo (X.Honda), Aniken (X.Ken), Wani! K (X.Honda), Shogatsu (S.Honda), Matsuo (X.Guile), Nan (X.Ken), Teppei (X.Guile), Gunze (X.Zangief), Batayan (X.Guile), Shigaken (X.Ryu), Taka (X.Ken), Otochun (X.Ryu), Danjiri (X.Dhalsim), J (X.Zangief), Mayakon (X.Hawk)
Archives
Part 1: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25144456
Part 2: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25144524
Part 3: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm25144929
Nico Redirector
http://www.mmcafe.com/nico.html
Most sincere thanks to Shogatsu for posting this.
I’ve put it on youtube, private issue should be fixed now. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkm19r2Tz-Xh6PxeENDUJrXy0R4cAmUHA
Nagase Autobahn Tournament Ranking Battle 2015/01/18
Several players from Chubu came to Osaka for this event. In addition to it, Mattsun, from the Mikado arcade, paid a visit.
Format
Everyone plays once, winner stays. After everyone has played once, they can try again. The ordem is randomly sorted, I believe. The player with the longest win streak is the champion.
Players
First round: Saito (Zangief), Katano (Fei Long), Kusa (E. Honda), Murasaki Vega (Dictator), Aniken (Ken), J (Zangief), AFO (Blanka), Tsumura (Fei Long), Yondaime (Sagat), MAO (Claw), Wani! K (E. Honda), The Superstar (Boxer), Hanabi (Zangief), SIN (E. Honda), Mattsun (Ken), Mori (Ryu), KKY (Dhalsim), Kenta-kobe (E. Honda), malure (Chun Li), Otochun (Chun Li), Maru (Ryu), Yomiaido (Ryu), Teppei (Guile), Edo (Chun Li), Shigaken (Ken), Akashachihoko Kancho (Blanka), Batayan (Guile), Gunze (Zangief), Yotsumoto (Ken), Opemai (Claw), Shogatsu (E. Honda), Matsuo (Guile).
Second round: Murasaki Vega (Dictator), Opemai (Claw), MAO (Claw), Aniken (Ken), Katano (Fei Long), AFO (Blanka), SIN (Boxer), Mattsun (Ken), Yondaime (Sagat), KKY (Dhalsim), The Superstar (Boxer), Kenta-kobe (Claw), J (T. Hawk), Hanabi (Dee Jay), Shogatsu (Old E. Honda), Yomiaido (Ryu), Tsumura (T. Hawk), Shigaken (Ken), Edo (Chun Li), Saito (Zangief), Wani! K (E. Honda), Mori (Bison), Akashachihoko Kancho (Claw), malure (Chun Li), Gunze (Zangief), Yotsumoto (Ken), Kusa (E. Honda), Otochun (Chun Li), Batayan (Guile), Teppei (Guile), Maru (Ryu), Matsuo (Guile).
Videos
For now, only Nico*:
*Blanka player Nekohashi confirmed the year is actually 2015, not 2014, as in the links. Thanks Nekohashi!
Nico Redirector, if needed
http://www.mmcafe.com/nico.html
Shogatsu should upload them to Youtube here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8w821btNhv3a5pP9LS0Qwg
Notice how he eventually uploaded a version of the previous ranbat with English captions.
Thanks to Nagata Shogatsu for uploading the videos, and Aniken for retwitting.
Pictures