Nice description 👌 👍

This grip and your seionage grip are great. My students really liked them. You made me look good. Any sasae tsurikomi ashi grips,combos or counters would be great. Thx

Thank you mr

Awesome! Just started Judo and this is immensely helpful, and gives me something to try out in randori haha. Cheers!

Thanks! Interesting approach, I like you make a logical system instead of separate throws or simple combos. Please keep sharing. Cheers

Yes right on right. I like your underhook seionage grip.

That makes a lot of sense. I will try it that way. Thank you.

Great to see you back, thanks for the video🙏😊 hope all is well with you.

@shigashi84 The 2 Russian tie sumi attacks were ones I learned from Shintaro higashi’s channel. Thanks Shintaro!

More grip variations. Any 2 on 1?

Uki otoshi, if they are in a low crouched and bent forward position to protect their legs.

thanks :) do you know wich throws i can use in general if i get the others posture down like this but his legs are too far to reach?

Very good! Liked and subscribed!

Thanks man!!

First of all try to learn how to do this technique properly. Then practice it and only when you reach a good level teach somebody else. I wanna cry when I see you doing it. It’s not because I want to offend you. Learn can’t be a teacher unless you are on a good level.

Thanks, this really helped me. A lot of these tricks aren't teached in the judo class because for all the higher belts it is something normal, but for beginners like me it was not :)

Arigato gozaimasu.. thanks for this.. waiting for part 2.👍🙏🙏🙏

Great visualization of the concept!

When i do osoto i try and keep my toes pointed down so the calf muscles are tight and gives you more power to reap Ukis supporting leg.

Very simple and effective! I'm trying this tomorrow.

Found this channel by chance. I love Judo and I can never get enough of watching quality content between sessions This is a great video and as an intermediate judoka I find these tips very valuable and easy to understand Subscribed

I use this head throw all the time. Steve Scott calls it 'kubi nage'.

I’ve also continued to improve these as I teach them and get more experience with it. Like the last entry I showed I don’t reach from underneath both arms anymore because I found that people will frame me out from getting close if they are ready for it. So now I go over the outside are and under the other arm. Never stop learning and experimenting!

Well partly because this is something I picked up from rondori and I’m just trying to figure out this stuff myself. I’m sure other people also figure some of this out intuitively but I’ve been trying to take my experience and try to find the best way to teach it systematically. I think judo has a big gap in its teaching. The hole between kata and forms and full resistance combat. Been thinking of other names for the channel if I change it one day I might go with rondori school. Most of my students are very casual and don’t have the time to learn this intuitively through years of training. So I’m trying to speed up the process.

Actually I don’t know. I originally posted my videos to a Chinese platform since my class is in China. This was one of the free songs my wife helped me select it. I think it’s from the IP man movie so it’s probably Cantonese.

Why the fuck was I never taught this? I have a brown belt and never learned any of this.

Cool video

This is a good channel

That was great could you please do a follow up for what should come next after this.

Excellent video, great tips

Excellent video! Explains a lot of great concepts that are often glossed over in judo classes. Thanks dude!

You can achieve a similar posting defense without grabbing the belt and if your playing bjj they can grab the belt. I would Recommend trying to not rely on tournament rules too much as they will generally make you a weaker grappler. But that is a rant for another time. And there are always white belts who don’t know and if you get stuck and have to say you can’t do that it’s against the rules so let go, so I can throw you. That can leave a weak impression of judo to a new person. Similar to not being able to throw against stiff arms, or bent over posture, or other common sense defenses that are frowned upon or penalized in judo.

Mate. Grabbed the belt. Penalty.

I would like have a randori with you...even if i'm a green belt

Great stuff as always. Was just wondering if i could request a video on Sumi gaeshi and entries etc. also would love your view on footsweeps 😊😊🙏🙏🙏

If you have control of his right arm with both of your arms, wouldn't it be easier to continue to Ippon Seo Nagi instead, especially if your uke is likely to be leaning forward.

Nice!! What's the song? Is it Cantonese?

This stuff is blowing my mind !

I love this.

Great video. Thanks...

Nice! Really digging the options from that grip.

Great explanation! Really enjoying seeing how they connect.

Thanks a lot for the comment. Glad people like it. Even if it’s not widely popular as long as some people age getting something from it.

What a fantastic video and indeed a fantastic channel 💞

I added some additional information in the description for this video to summarize the efficiency principles

Don’t know why I got recommended this so quickly after it was posted, but this is an awesome video.

Very good

This video and the previous one were made from a request I got to go over more high grip situations. If you have a suggestion for a future video topic leave it in the comments or contact me on discord (the info is in the channel description).

You doing its great Love from Viet Nam

very educational video. I wish my small town had a judo class again. Did it for 8 years but now remember so little.