9 Basic Judo Throws Without A Gi | No-Gi Judo Mechanics

[@shintaronakano2842]

Please let me know if you have any questions and techniques you want to try with no gi then I will dive deeper into it! Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.

[@andyx2299]

HARAI GOSHI was/is my favourite throw. In different variations ? Thank you shihan .... Greez from south Germany to Japan Oss

[@idkidk7985]

I’d like to see judo throws as takedown counters for no go, when you got time brotha

[@idkidk7985]

No gi

[@andyx2299]

@@idkidk7985 good idea Oss

[@johnhadley3348]

Thank you so much for this. Alot of the guys in my Jiu Jitsu gym are life long wrestlers, and I've been looking for more ways to take rolls to the ground without being in a losing position.

[@J123Tilley]

I'm a karate instructor who tries to bring a few simple throws into our classes. This is a great video, many thanks.

[@e.s.5038]

But karate has own throws technics, isn't it?

[@rodmation6218]

@@e.s.5038 any throws can work

[@kostaskakaris4092]

study and practice the 9 throws of shotokan karate first.

[@kinngrimm]

@@e.s.5038 Doesn't hurt to learn variances and styles how others do it, right? Judo specialises in these things while Karate is more known for kicks and punshes, him looking into a sport that may have done thows longer, in more detail and variations for the prurpose of understanding throwing technics i see as smart. In the end everyone needs to find his own forms and style.

[@Pifagorass]

Fudokan we had simple throws and several arm locks. Not sure if it was borrowed from combat Sambo as my previous coach of combat Sambo recommended to me Karate couch (he's mate) to take over training or Fudokan drive to recover some of the forgotten Okinawa techniques.

[@felixr.6438]

Thank you very much for this video! As a Jiu Jitsu practicioner I prefer Judo throws to wrestling takedowns, eventhough they're way harder to pull off, especially without the Gi. But they are just much less tiring and there's nothing more satisfying than a well timed throw that feels effortless but sends your opponent flying. There's not a lot of people sharing No Gi Judo techniques so thanks again Shintaro!

[@flyfishingguide1991]

Judo throws are wrestling takedowns too

[@JustSomeGuy69420]

Fixed timestamps: 0:36 - Ouchi Gari -Inner reap 1:47 - Osoto Gari -Outer reap 2:41 - Kouchi Gari -Small inner reap 3:25 - Ogoshi - Major hip throw 4:30 - Uchi Mata - Inner thigh throw 6:06 - Ippon Seoi Nage - One arm shoulder throw 7:18 - Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi - Propping and drawing ankle throw (thanks wikipedia) 9:00 - Tomoe Nage - Circle Throw 10:41 - Tai Otoshi - Body Drop

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for your comment!

[@growing367]

0:38 - Inner Reap Sweep 1:48 - Outer Reap Sweep 2:41 - Small Inner Reap Heel Sweep 3:28 - Hip Throw 4:30 - Inner Thigh Throw 6:06 - One arm Shoulder Throw 7:18 - Side Ankle Throw 9:02 - Circle Surrender Throw 10:42 - Body Throw

[@RayYounger-o8v]

I had 30 years Of training & fighting What did I learn ?Stick with the foot sweeps. Ouchi & kouchi ,For Osoto Gari U need Power with strength, Safer for you . Add to that Uchimata & you had my full routine for practice & fighting. In my 50tes I stopped all together ,God I miss it so much @83 sad so sad I still want to fight.

[@HalloJochen]

You're wrong, its Coach Gun, Almost Pixel, Society Throw, Come On Throw, and Tired Body Blow...

[@bcj842]

I have no fighting experience whatsoever besides crude childhood roughhousing, but being trained as a musician, I appreciate the rhythm and flow of martial arts. This has been interesting and informative. Thanks.

[@SONSONPAUL]

Under rated comment 🫡.

[@Shmicah1235]

I'm a juijiteiro myself, but I've taken it on myself to try and return Jiu Jitsu back to its Judo roots and create an art for myself that properly dedicates time to both standup and groundwork. I deeply appreciate videos like this, as I often am without the gi and enjoy having Judo throws as a resource no matter the conditions. Thank you!

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

The only groundwork you should do is escaping from groundwork.

[@rl2382]

Awesome Brother. I mixed my judo, jujitsu and wrestling for over ten years. Now my judo is solid.

[@corpsefoot758]

@@Mike_LaFontaine75 Strictly incorrect. That creates an immediate blind-spot for yourself Many times in self-defense you won’t even have the space to maneuver out of being trapped in groundwork, such as in-between benches/seats on public transportation, or being trapped between multiple chairs/spectators in a crowded bar or concert For those settings, groundwork is not only useful but absolutely necessary, since you don’t have the space to quickly save yourself out of it Kindly do not spread this sort of ignorant misinformation online thank you. It is very dangerous to uninformed readers

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

@@corpsefoot758 And escaping from ground work is the only groundwork you need to know.

[@corpsefoot758]

@@Mike_LaFontaine75 Which is impossible in countless situations I just cited above. Real-world examples are infinitely more substantial than your vague “advice”

[@garyfujinami9911]

Nakano Sensei, such a practical video! Typically. Judo, and karate, is so tournament based. I also love the fact that your opponent is bigger yet, you make it look so easy.

[@SeanWinters]

You are right that judo has become increasingly more sport reliance, but if you can't find a more martial art based dojo, just get a friend and a mat and start figuring stuff out. If you had any experience with judo, say maybe two or three years, then you should be able to figure out most things that help it become a martial art. For instance, many people think these throws can't be done without a gi, has shown in the video there are few throws that can't be done shirtless. Like obviously all of the sode throws are going to be impossible unless the person is wearing a jacket, but in general most throws can be done perfectly well without clothing any kind.

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

@@SeanWinters All the throws in sumo are done shirtless.

[@skypi2397]

Doesn't it help being shorter whilst close in and in getting a lower pivot point, like the classic foot in gut rolling them over your head move, shorter legs easier to get into gut position from close in, but yeah, great viddy showing not using the gi which is kind of a weapon against yourself.... though elsewhere was a good variation of a kick in the nuts and levering them by the nuts over your head LOL

[@jpk8339]

These are so~ good. More No-Gi techniques please.

[@thejanitorssweeps5883]

I can see by your movements and the kazushi you create without a gi hou understand judo a lot better than many teachers

[@midlifemma3049]

I love these kinds of videos, they really help Judo go beyond! :)

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for your comment!

[@ChrisTian-cb5my]

Beyond what?

[@jeffreytaft4614]

@@ChrisTian-cb5my maybe he meant "beyond sport".

[@ChrisTian-cb5my]

@@jeffreytaft4614 oh, ok, thanks.

[@sihamkadi6649]

i love this guy he makes the explanations so short and simple but the techniques work perfectly i wish there was a way to have favorite youtubers saved it would make it better

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for the kind words - I'm glad you find the explanations helpful!

[@gooderspitman8052]

Harai goshi is also a good throw which I have used to great effect, any throw is further enhanced by going down and landing with your knee in the assailants chest or landing on top and going straight for a choke or a strangle. Though tbh if you throw someone with impetus on an hard pavement, it’s usually a KO and an ippon. Great practical techniques only come with much practise, all the same, still a great instructional video.

[@idkidk7985]

And u have a like from me good sir, this is what us MMA folks need

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for your comment!

[@paksau1]

Top five Art in the world. Love Judo. Awesome video. You have a new subscriber!!👍🏾

[@twinsunpredator7998]

Thx you so much Sensei Please more No gi please , It's modern era now , every loves mma , need to pass the torch and prepare the next generation Reunite BJJ and Judo for mma

[@alejandrob.r.2256]

I will practise these no gi throws. Good job.

[@loneeagle3252]

Judo is such a beautiful art! Years ago when I took it up I didn’t appreciate the history, the philosophy, the way of life that it imparts, the culture! Now being older I realize, after giving it up, what a whole world I missed out on! Now I long for those days and what would have happened if I pursued my studies! I’m certainly not as limber and fit as those days! But this is a great video and I appreciate the instructor taking the time to teach us! Much respect and appreciation!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@AsymmetricalAce]

Excited to try and utilize these in wrestling

[@bikersoncall]

Excellent instruction, without wasting a lot of time as many do, yet very clear and concise with excellent detail.

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@stevenabood631]

Excellent insight into no gi judo throws. Thank you!

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for your comment as always!

[@taichitom9002]

It helps me alot to see the throws with the no gi techniques. These basic techniques are much easier to follow, and I hope to return again and again to improve my limited knowledge.

[@shintaronakano2842]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment!

[@whitebeltbully139]

This is a great video, well explained 🙏🏽

[@lukejuarez6594]

Great video! I will be trying to incorporate these throws into my grappling

[@ChrisTian-cb5my]

Beautiful throws

[@anthonygarcia-zt6fq]

you break down the steps good thank you

[@leninefect]

Thanks for sharing... I am now correcting the O-Soto gari... Awesome lessons Sensei Shintaro 🙏

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@musicreaper5059]

These throws are great when in the Thai clinch thank you!!

[@capthappy345]

Brings back memories

[@odanne29]

love these throws, they are awesome..

[@TheDoomWizard]

Very well explained. I feel like I could do many of these now.

[@evilpandakillabzonattkoccu4879]

best things I've learned in my life are: basic no gi judo throws, basic grappling defense, grappling transitions and basic striking. I'm getting older and still: no real fights. however, I did have a drunk neighbor try to suplex me a couple of years ago...and I warned him to stop, but when he didnt....those skills helped a ton! If i landed on neck, which is already damaged, it would have been really bad. Instead, he got thrown and hasn't act tough around me since. we are friends... never have been anything but friends, but when he drinks, he gets tough and wanting to wrestle. I can't do that. my body has too much to lose. so, those basics have helped keep myself safe.

[@RS-Gaming03]

Thanks that was very helpful 😁

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@semyoga1809]

Amazing vidéo ! Merci !

[@anderandersson5229]

Im so happy ive found this channel! Great content! :)

[@thunder2434]

Excellent teaching, thank you. Of course this is meant for us who know Judo already but also useable for anyone with at least some knowlege.

[@shintaronakano2842]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for your comment!

[@kinngrimm]

I wish my trainers would have made this part of regular training, as this makes it better usable in RL and one can always say we trained under conditions that are always applyable.

[@Robytsu]

Great video. Thanks!

[@buhoymag]

Thanks a lot for the video. I love judo throws, but I don't like kimanos. You explain very well - I will save the video to show my brothers.

[@shadowmancy9183]

I've been toying around with getting a few throws translated into armored combat, starting with so/uchi gari. Your video got a few things to click that I hadn't managed before, so thanks!

[@AnthonyDibiaseIdeas]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@frostysmoke37]

Love this video. I plan on taking judo very shortly and wish I could go to your classes

[@SeanWinters]

I teach brand new members on a weekly basis. One thing I'll say to you is number 1: learn to fall properly as soon as possible. You can always practice falling at home, the specific technique "ukemi". The sooner you learn how to take a fall correctly, the sooner you are able to practice with more experienced judoka. 2. Judo sessions have to cover a wide range of skill sets, meaning that if you're surrounded by a lot of high ranking judeoka, don't be surprised if they are teaching the whole class something that seems very intricate. Everything done in judo can be dumbed down, don't get frustrated, you will fail a lot at first. If they seem to be repeatedly teaching you beginners stuff, don't worry about it. Greatly accept the opportunity to practice these beginners things, but if it's really bothering you you can ask a Sensei to teach you something new as well. 3. When you do a forward throw, like when you're pulling someone forward towards you and they flip over your hip or leg, always make sure to rotate your shoulders all the way so that you're looking up at the ceiling. It might seem like you're throwing the person too hard, but it actually hurts people more if you only rotate your shoulders halfway.

[@austinwynn9496]

You start training yet?

[@frostysmoke37]

Austin Wynn not yet, hopefully by the middle of Dec or I'll just wait till the new year when the holidays are over.

[@SeanWinters]

@@frostysmoke37 you got this bro, there's a big community of us out here waiting to help if you have any extra questions. No matter what, keep grinding. Oh yeah, you will get the wind knocked out of you once or twice before you officially learn how to fall, probably, don't be discouraged by it. Remember the pain and use it to help you learn to fall better

[@frostysmoke37]

@@SeanWinters well I can't wait, I plan in checking it this judo place on mon. I'll let you know how it goes

[@Blackoser]

I just wanted to learn one nice new takedown. Saw the Osoto Gari and immediatly practiced it with my roommate :D. Now she left and I can finish watching this awesome Judo Guide. Thank you very much.

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for your comment and support!

[@blkmicron8950]

These has been very helpful!! Thanks!

[@markmcgoveran6811]

I love you for showing this judo with no ghee. I'm not going to the Olympics I'm going to the big Martial arts tournament in Denver. Sometimes they have a group event. Everybody in the cell attacks one guy and if he can fight long enough for the guard to get there and get it stopped he wins his life. I love to study Wing Chun and I'm too slow and old to have that vastly fast hand speed. If you could show us different moves with no ghee that we could use to turn something remotely related to a clinch in boxing into a judo throw. Most people in a street fight will grab you with one hand probably their left hand and strike you with the right hand in the head. It would seem when he grabs me by the collar or puts his hand behind my neck, I need to rotate and bite him with my butt cheeks since they don't have any teeth he won't notice that and as soon as I've got him bent over them butt cheeks I need to be hauling that arm over my shoulder and slap him on the ground as hard as I can. If you could show these judo throws as a means to slam a person on the ground hard to end a fist fight you would do us all a great service. When we go to court we can say. Your honor he jumped on my back and he fell off on the ground.

[@eliot6989]

Great video, love how you show everything with your body in detail

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@sevasentinel4146]

These are all great, Nakano sensei. I've done all these except for Kou Uchi and Oosoto Gari. I'm curious: are there are any osaekomi or chokes and locks that are practical to do with no gi? Thanks as always!

[@combatprinciplesmma]

All non gi chokes and locks are great.

[@Mike_LaFontaine75]

Not sure, but almost all the arm locks are done without the gi.

[@gprivat812_my_selection6]

Great lecture!

[@khalidhaiba4363]

This is fantastic thank you very much

[@osofhia]

Wonderful demonstrations. Thank you!!

[@phonghuunguyen6302]

Thanks a bunch!❤

[@attra91]

Well done! I thank you for taking your time to post this lesson.

[@shintaronakano2842]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment!

[@DavidofSteele]

Great video thank you very much 🙏

[@gourav.panditff6229]

Thank you for this video sir and please make more video

[@msdawngi2160]

Sensei 🙏 thank you for your helping technic. and im train from judo for many years a go . I love this martial arts

[@bjjdoug7151]

I found your videos yesterday, thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed the explanations and detailed info.

[@vesaliusnotdead]

Excellent video Nakano Sensei. Please more on this topic!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@Twobarpsi]

Excellent video 🥋✊!!

[@chrisperrins8082]

Excellent moves. Can you do one for foot sweeps please?

[@stevesanders5348]

Hell yeah man! Great stuff

[@virginiacruiser.7989]

Thank you. Very good instruction. Respect.

[@MaxMax-qq3vu]

That's all i need. But i need some skills to counter striker. Thanks master!

[@cambailey008]

This is good stuff. We had a trainer introduce Osoto Gari to us in our combat training. And only just found out a throw I'd started using was a goshi. But I might see about introducing a few more of these to the team

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@Darkfredor]

Merci beaucoup.

[@georgiasomething2064]

Great video!

[@moonsdonut5188]

Hi sensei I just started judo but feel like I'm very weak compared to other students how can I improve my strength for judo.

[@jerro94880]

Love the content! Going to try this on the BJJ open mat this weekend

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@smackroscoe]

Wonderful instructions

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@justinhernandez240]

Amazing judo! OSS!

[@bruceparker6142]

Great stuff.

[@ryanrelater]

this is an incredible video. thanks so much. good work

[@johngilbert974]

This is the best judo video I’ve ever seen - thanks !!

[@DjTractus]

Ouchi Gari is very common in MMA too

[@intheshadows1623]

Thank you, very usefull for Buhurt, too

[@BudoDave76]

Beautiful and strong technique!

[@idkidk7985]

Well here’s some more for the algorithm, just keep it coming

[@DonaldRHale]

excellent video and demostration

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@10pJiuJitsuWalnutCreek]

Super helpful reference! Thank you!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@600DoubleRR]

ogoshi my favourite. Thanks for this video. I learned how to use it in my BJJ class along with the help of a few judokas in my class that were nice enough to teach them to me when I asked.

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@danilomax844]

Thanks for posting this great video!

[@Slamminbassplayer]

My new fav MA channel! Ossss

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@sabyasachikulavi8946]

Wonderfully explained sensei❤ But where is my request about safe no gi sode throws?

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks for your comment! I will try to make it modified when ready!

[@waseemghurra1007]

Thank you i need that for mma

[@Dontkill-sd8gx]

Love to watch you your the best!!!

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@YimingCai]

Arigato!! Loved this video!

[@frankmazzie4855]

Great tutorial

[@twinsunpredator7998]

dear sensie, i have been practice foot work from your channel , trying to implement judo into my bjj should i try to walk my opponent in with those foot step in order to create easier access ? i struggle with frame , i cannot get in usually , i have not try your move yet , i got ringworm peace

[@almonaheslop1018]

Personally, I believe throwing is an art form on its own.

[@СашаЛак-ш8ъ]

Good video!) thanks!

[@oualidkhemiri5568]

Super vidéo . Merci .

[@shintaronakano2842]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@chriswong8659]

This is very good!

[@timothyotoole8224]

that was awesome, very good job

[@shintaronakano2842]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for your comment!

[@James-uz5pk]

I love video am struggling with kind of southpaw technique at the beginning x

[@ralfhtg1056]

I don't practise Judo. I practise Karate and Kobujutsu. For my understanding any technique should always be done as if you don't wear a Do-Gi.

[@gafaicheng]

Thank you for this great video Sensei. We have a young judoka at my club who loves no gi throws, and I'm trying to keep up with him. Also, can you please show how to do no gi D Ashi Harai and sode tsurikomi?

[@shintaronakano2842]

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[@FBAMaroon]

Beautiful 🤩

[@yosoyernestoalvarez]

Awesome content🎉

[@shintaronakano2842]

Thanks 🤗Glad you liked it!

[@vysakhps8093]

Great video👌👌

[@animalizaki]

Nice techniques.

[@alexdovbysh67]

Thanks so much!!!

[@MonkeyGami]

QUESTIONS: 1) Why do we do no-gi judo? 2) Is it for street fighting? 3) Is it a way to add judo moves when doing other martial arts? 4) Does it help us do with-gi judo better?

[@larrythepsychologist9356]

Yes slap a black guy in try this out

[@shintaronakano2842]

You can get a better understanding of how judo mechanics work without judo gis! Thanks for your comment!