4 Ways to Sukui Nage: Jiu-Jitsu Throw & Self Defense Takedown

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In this Jiu-Jitsu Takedown Video we will review 4 ways to use the Suki Nage Combat Jiu-Jitsu Throw.
The Jiu-Jitsu Throw or Japanese Jujitsu Throw called: Sukui Nage aka Scooping throw; is a cool concept to attack the body using our TRITAC Frames and BLAST your opponent down. The Suki Nage blast application of this Self Defense Throw is a great way to create distance in a self defense situation or can be used to in jiu-jitsu to takedown your opponent during sparring.
In this Jiu-Jitsu Throw Lesson, we will work on 4 separate combat entries to the Suki Nage Combat Takedown.
Combat Jiu-Jitsu Entry #1: Jab Cross - Walk Thru to Suki Nage Takedown.
This takedown is creative jiu-jitsu throw that many advanced TRITAC-Jitsu students now use during sparring.
Combat Jiu-Jitsu Entry #2: Grab and Punch Defense to Suki Nage Throw
The next application of the jiu-jitsu throw Suki Nage, you will learn to defend against an opponent grabbing and punching, and then use the self-defense entry to the suki nage throw.
Combat Jiu-Jitsu Entry #3: Double Collar Grab Self-Defense Throw
In this jiu-jitsu self-defense takedown, Sean Jugler uses TRITAC Frames to clear the arms and enter into the Suki Nage
Combat Jiu-Jitsu Entry #4: Rear Bear Hug Self Defense throws.
Self Defense against a rear grab or rear bear hug is difficult. Sean Jugler breaks down how to use your hips to create a lot of power for Jiu-Jitsu throws, especially the Suki Nage Takedown.
For more TRITAC-Jitsu Combat Jiu-Jitsu Takedowns, Throws and Ground Fighting; check out our Free TRITAC Self-Defense Course:
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[@oldmanjudo6241]

Thank you for these videos! Finally somebody giving Judo throws some street cred. I've used judo throws in real life altercations, they work, and love your application and simplicity of showing these beautiful Judo techniques.

[@tritacacademy]

+Erick Mendez thanks man!!! Much appreciated. They're so effective!!

[@davibourne3856]

In capoeira we call it vingativa (revenge move), I've seen it been applied in Karate as well.

[@cem7387]

As a long time Karate guy, who is now training BJJ I do like finding techniques that show me common ground(like takedowns) in both martial arts

[@BruceWayne-qx5ly]

4? more like 20 😂 awesome video. very honest and real, no bullshit

[@tritacacademy]

+Bruce Wayne thanks man!!!

[@Menyhard]

Bruce Wayne 😂

[@gregoryporetz8037]

Great applications for a workhorse technique.

[@michaelwood9318]

This move is badass!!!!

[@riopugliese]

NICE! Now, *THIS* is stuff that can actually work, in a street fight! Thanks for keeping BS well off your channel. 👍

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Nice work, gentlemen!

[@tritacacademy]

+Knight Jiu-Jitsu thank you! Much appreciated. Osss.

[@tritacacademy]

+Knight Jiu-Jitsu BTW, great channel!! Saw you guys on Funker a while ago. Good stuff.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thanks! I appreciate it. I'm enjoying checking your channel out too. Great stuff!

[@ycebaby7991]

Awesome stuff as usual!!!

[@tritacacademy]

Oss much appreciated.

[@caoimhghinomoran6965]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@cesarruiz7518]

that leg trip on the suki nagi was great hahaha

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man! We appreciate it! Ossss

[@solagratia1600]

Aikiotoshi - thank-you for this tutorial :)

[@mauricedebeer4300]

Bravi! carry on this is really bjj self defence street fighting real situations

[@tritacacademy]

+Maurice debeer thanks for the awesome feedback!!! We're carrying on :)

[@lionfire5000]

Great video

[@atgaming4257]

Very good

[@user-sv1wv4fz3e]

amazing self-defense skill

[@tritacacademy]

김윤호 thank you very much!! Osss

[@GaryLiseo]

This could be something good to add to my stand-up

[@zachariahz]

really nice work, there are not many videos of combat applications of these throws.

[@fazlghori4076]

Love ur technique...its more like tani otoshi... but learned a new throw by watching ur video...great job guys

[@tritacacademy]

Great to hear! I always give me students a variation or two to help them make the "concept" usable

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

awersoame technique

[@mikecardwell5793]

great video, I liked the troubleshooting tips as well. I learned this throw in Aikido, where they call it Aiki Otoshi if I remember right. I especially liked the point about going across the attackers stance, that is key to taking balance. The only difference I saw was the use of elbows in your application.

[@tritacacademy]

It’s a cool technique with a lot of applications. Appreciate the comment!

[@matkasim]

btw great techniques! tq

[@m.c.rapsavierlupehernandez6038]

Thank you 661

[@bunnieseatliverspots]

I learned this throw in Filipino Martial Arts; it’s called Kenjit Siko in Indonesian Silat, but we just call it elbow takedown. Now that I know it’s a legitimate move in Jiu jitsu, I’m going to see if I can pull it off in my BJJ class.

[@brazilianjiujitsuincorporated]

NICE!!!. 2 thumbs up

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man!!

[@roninmushin848]

Yasss never forget the headbutt

[@amanpratapsingh709]

nice

[@tritacacademy]

+Aman Rathod thanks!!

[@pelejahosoba5280]

This technique is best applied when someone is pulling or holding you by the pants,u just bend down and lift his left,I actually applied this technique at the gym when a guy pulled me below by my trousers I squatted down and lifted him like a baby to the air and slammed him on the tarred ground, judo is the best

[@smokeyadams6028]

I dont know of any "combat Jujitsu". All are martial arts. Still I am glad to see this application that u r demonstrating.

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@jonathanjohnson5216]

Ryu to the (Rt) Zangief (center) Bison without the hat (left) Street fighter! But I love the page! 🙏🏿💡🧐📝👊

[@Menyhard]

Like this sirs

[@r.j.4030]

The single collar grab defense: Suki Nage looks like the one Keysi Fighting Method uses (hombre pensador) very cool!

[@tritacacademy]

A few of our instructors have black belts in Keysi Fighting Method and Defence Lab, so you will see some influences.

[@mgbrawl]

All Japanese JuJitsu 🇯🇵 With some nice modern variations 🇯🇵

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man! Sean and I (Matt Bryers) have a background in Japanese JuJitsu so you will see some of those influences.

[@bair1382]

Soul Fighters Academy I was thinking that I learned a lot of the techniques that you do in Daito Ryu aikijujutsu (kodokai). It's nice to see it applied correctly without the mystical or hand holding crap that is all over KZbin

[@Xmj6919]

Simplesmente otimo .Vocês tem interesse em difundir o Tri-Trac no Brasil ?

[@Janisurai]

The defence lab and MMA combination of this channel is the evolution of martial arts for me

[@mr.sinister1279]

Everything works perfectly wen it’s choreographed and u kno wat ur advisory is Gona do

[@MichaelDBruce]

Was that keysi at the start?

[@merziinarie6266]

Nana honme #4 Is it similar?

[@AlCatrraz]

@6:02 If you also get their (UKE) knees together it will take them out of balance faster..

[@johnnyavery1562]

What style Jiu-Jitsu is that?

[@sandraalvarez544]

El 100x100 ju jitsu tradicional japones.

[@tumi3640]

Paul Phoenix ?

[@russellbray4594]

Excellent. Martial Arts the way they were intended.

[@johnfranchina84]

I suggest not lifting the legs via the Gi pants, instead lift both legs behind the knees. (As in no go) There can be too much play in the pants taking more time to lift making the defender vulnerable to a counter.

[@irajvf2676]

Can you show us how to do ushiro goshi throw?

[@tritacacademy]

Maybe someday, it's just a body slam, typically used to counter a throw. But we use this lift principle a lot when getting to back. It's very common in wrestling.

[@enricopiazza1779]

the following from the punches, before the takedown looks like k.f.m. is it?

[@tritacacademy]

2 of the co-founders of TRITAC are black belts in KFM and Defence Lab. All Co-founders also have vast experience in Defence Lab as well.

[@enricopiazza1779]

Soul Fighters Academy wow, nice fusion! :)

[@jab4634]

What are your guys thoughts on combining your takedowns with Silat?

[@tritacacademy]

Silat is very cool, one of the co-founders has some experience, but it's not really an area of study for us right now.

[@deankostas7214]

Neat initial defense against left jab. Surprised or ordinary citizen more likely to be attacked "in the street," w initial hard right round house punch instead of left jab?

[@rowlandjadusingh986]

Guaranteed this stuff would really work in a real street fight they’re exposing too much of their body into much of their face these moves are for show and to look pretty but guaranteed not affective in a live street battle

[@matkasim]

sorry isnt this Sokumen ? sukuinage is grabbing the feet , lifting the body in Judo

[@tribalman9668]

You guys did a rear choke scape video and sukui nage defense was not included. Now you did a sukui nage application video and you did not included the sukui nage rear choke defense. Don't get me wrong, I am not trying to be a pain, but iam really curious about it, is it because is not even worth mention it ? LOL. Great videos BTW!

[@tritacacademy]

Sukui Nage isn't one of our core choke escapes

[@jimmyalderson1639]

Idk if the shoulder barge could really be called a 'scoop' or a 'throw' - not to disrespect the technique, i just dn't know if sukui nage is quite the right name (bvioua,y the leg grab variation is a sukui nage withot doubt). It doesn't really matter, call it whatever you want just call it ippon

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks for the comments Jimmy, the Suki Nage is term of the technique (though we show variations) that we learned in Japanese Jujitsu. We don't really give a fuck what it's called :) - as long as it works

[@tonipittoni5527]

That’s great but I struggle when my brother attack me from beyond and traps my arms not in an bear hug but locks my right arm with his right arm and my left with his left arms then locks his hands any suggestions

[@theflamingone8729]

So his forearms are infront of your elbows? Are your arms up or down?

[@tonipittoni5527]

Both he says that it’s impossible to escape I try and eventually I manage but it’s quite difficult I suppose if you are in the street I could use the environment around me

[@theflamingone8729]

@@tonipittoni5527 it sounds like you have worked out a way. Problem is your brother will also work out a way of stopping that. There's a few videos on here about how to escape from a Full Nelson, as well as how to apply one correctly. They'll help you better than I can. Good luck 👍

[@theflamingone8729]

I just noticed your original comment says your brother attacks you from "beyond".... maybe you need an exorcist lol.

[@SoldierAndrew]

So this Jujitsu school mixes with Keysi fighting methods?

[@tritacacademy]

We’re a MMA, Self Defense, Submission Wrestling and Jiu-Jitsu school. My actual school is the Cage JSA (cagejsa.com), TRITAC is our curriculum and methods of training. 2 of the founders have black belts in Keysi and Defence Lab so you will see some influence.

[@Alex00789]

When he's grabbing you in the rest beat hug from behind would kneeing him in the back of his knee work?

[@tritacacademy]

When you step behind for the Sukui Nage, yes you do try to "knee through" his leg. We call it a knee knock.

[@Alex00789]

Soul Fighters Academy But would a knee hit in the back of his knee work(just a knee hit, without any other technique)?

[@tritacacademy]

It's not a strong enough technique to actually finish your opponent. Although the knee is a great area to attack and compromise, you won't be able to generate enough force to actually "destroy" the knee (from that positions)

[@Alex00789]

Soul Fighters Academy Maybe just enough force to unbalance the attacker?

[@tritacacademy]

Dude - that's the whole point.. unbalance! How about this, go try it and see what you think! :)

[@jedijudoka]

Works great from a headlock. Your approach is so much better than the Gracie combative’s. They exert an unnecessary amount of energy, and make it dangerous for your spinal discs lol. They have you grab the legs and then toss over and across the back. Makes no sense.

[@tritacacademy]

In traditional jiu jitsu, the grab the legs, throw over the back is the "way" to do it. But we find that not as applicable. In these versions, our students actually hit this takedown during rolling.

[@pedroguerrero3862]

The move across the back is a valid variation, the thing is that variation is manly seen in judo competitions where the floor is patted.

[@adamsmith577]

Its actually a great move. I saw a video of some kid pull the move off ar high school. The other kid holdinf the headlock hung on all the way and got dropped on his dome. Brain damage. Its knarly.

[@donben7622]

This drill work ön the real Street fight 🤔🤔🤔.......?

[@grantjackson974]

That’s really similar to a takedown Fabian von Auerswald depicts in his 1539 Manuscript on the sixth page: wiktenauer.com/wiki/Fabian_von_Auerswald

[@foxybrown2]

looks like some moves that are used in San Soo Kung fu or Krav Maga

[@tritacacademy]

Some moves you will see familiar, others are unique to Ju-Jitsu

[@DanTheWolfman]

Just thought I would say hello to your group, and wondering if you are familiar with my take on things? I like you guys teach hands down surprised, fence, and fighting just like I say all martial arts should do. This particular throw, similar to Shotokan throw I taught, and recently hit twice by the Hawaiian kid in UFC twice. U have plenty of people, room, and cameras to work with.....I suggest you show things with more forward pressure, movement, and improvisation....like, you hope an arm hanging behind in some technique combos...but I would rather see some improv and chaos after showing the static learning stuff.

[@tritacacademy]

Hey Wolfman! :) I am familiar with your stuff. You've been in the game from quite a long time! Thank you for the remarks. Yes, we actually agree with you and are going to start filming sparring sessions and live drilling. Normally when teaching, we're filming; and when the camera is off is when the live training happens. Harder to edit lol - but it's something that we are going to work towards. Thanks again for your remarks!!! Oss. Matt Bryers

[@DanTheWolfman]

Thanks Matt, nice to meet you. I just got back to Tokyo teaching here various dojos. Doesn't even have to drilling/sparring, just like show it static like 2-3 times to learn, then show it a little more ugly forward pressure and improv a couple times to see flow...some reactive trouble shooting...like other vid with an arm capture after breaking him down a bit....would have liked to see instinctual follows up if arm not hanging there. Actually, after watching some of your stuff just re-uploaded my fight like Batman vid I had on my other smaller channel. I take it your group is a mixture of guys that were all BJJ, but some also had JJ/Aikido and others KFM/Keysi and you kinda decided to blend?

[@tritacacademy]

+CatchJitsu.com nice to meet you! Yea we do that now in some of our videos, towards the end of them. If we have headgear and/or mma gloves, we're doing that. Yea there are 6 of us in the organization who have a variety of backgrounds and started coming to the same "conclusions" and TRITAC was born from that exploration and experience

[@DanTheWolfman]

Nice, I dig it, keep exploring my friends. Thanks

[@markdeo837]

Bjj is a beautiful thing

[@tritacacademy]

Oss.

[@pelejahosoba5280]

This is judo throw not bjj

[@youmang]

The gracies invented all of this

[@tritacacademy]

Unfortunately you're missing a big part of history. Google the history Japanese Jujitsu, Judo and THEN the Gracies

[@ricksterdrummer2170]

That’s like saying Elon Musk invented the car.

[@VenturaIT]

aka football tackle

[@Menyhard]

Can I have a s please

[@hubster4477]

Why do all the top bjj mma guys still resort to jumping to guard? Latest example was kron gracie. You would think with krons lifelong training he would try something else.

[@tritacacademy]

Guard is a very creative and dynamic position to attack from when you don't have to worry about being punched in the face

[@hubster4477]

Hahaha well said!

[@cortx2lh]

Sukui..

[@tritacacademy]

+Davi Stanesco oops.

[@tritacacademy]

We love you too Alex. Keep training little buddy, someday you'll kick ass!

[@juicepick7131]

I strictly use Rexkwondo and Jewgipsyou.🎃

[@tritacacademy]

Ahh very, very powerful martial arts.

[@vitoscaletta1984]

I thought they said scooby doo throw

[@snowtrout123]

Nice videos but you should have the black belt demonstrating the moves, not a blue belt. Why would I want to learn from a blue belt performing techniques when you have a black belt there?

[@tritacacademy]

+Brian Jennings thanks Brian for the remarks.

[@tritacacademy]

+snowtrout123 Evan is one of our students. He works hard and has good technical skills. We believe in a team approach compared to worshiping.

[@complexblackness]

snowtrout123 I didn't even notice, I was paying attention to the technique. You should want to learn from those who know. Regardless of belt color. In BJJ etc All belts learn from each other. A beginner will learn from a no stripe white who has more experience. That guy will learn from a 1 striper etc.

[@tritacacademy]

ComplexBlackness well said! Oss

[@pelejahosoba5280]

A blue belt is just as bad ass as a black belt and blue belt is a high rank and can likewise coach you the same way as a black belt, forget the belt bro,we don't care about belt in the judo/jujutsu world, just efficiency

[@bravenkirok3142]

Pronounced soo-key nah-gay according to spelling given, assuming a Japanese origin and displayed @ 00:39. As in title? soo-koo-ee nah-gay. two different words

[@tritacacademy]

... Ugh to be honest man, language isn't what we're trying to showcase on this video / channel. I can barely pronounce English properly! Lol

[@bravenkirok3142]

@@tritacacademy understandable, did not mean to be rude. I much appreciate you bringing the the explanations of the old KFM material updated with with your own perspectives. I have trained in Ryu Te Ren Mei kempo karate (the Seiyu Oyata style, not that hack Dillman) that emphasizes joint locks and pressure point manipulation. Unfortunately the man who taught me decided to pursue other life goals before I decided to take the training very serious. I know how to identify things that compliment my style which is getting in close and finish those locks. I have been fascinated by the pensador style of defense since I saw Batman Begins and found it was based on KFM. It allows me to get close without being masterful at defense like my former sensei. Plus it gives me chances to use elbows and hammer hands which I am equally in love with. There are a lot of opportunities to leg lock an opponent after the throws shown in this video and while staying standing able to defend if needed thus ending the fight. I want to say thanks for offering this info free on this channel. It means a lot.

[@tritacacademy]

Hey Braven! Thanks for the response. Yes those old KFM and DL concepts can provide a lot of "confidence" in your application and grappling / Jiu Jitsu skills. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is get control of your opponent, and those concepts give you the ability to enter, attack and finish.... WITH LEG LOCKS! :)

[@smokeyadams6028]

Nice but this is a Kodokan Judo technique. Give Judo it's proper respect. Judo is the official decedent of Japanese Jujutsu. This is indisputable.

[@tritacacademy]

Smokey Adams seriously, does it really matter? Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Sambo, Wrestling... They're all grappling arts who use the same techniques, just different names

[@jculberson9697]

Absolutely none of that would work in a real fight.

[@radulupusor]

Then why do you care to watch? You think you can learn some valuable moves in a bar? There has to be always some negative comments!