Basic Judo throws and concepts

Judo Basics. Here we cover the basic Judo positions and some basic throws and combinations.
Osoto 1:24
Taio 1:30
Kenkayotsu 2:00
uchimata 3:00
Combinations 4:15
Combinations 4:39
Ai Yotsu, or RvR and LvL
Secure dominant position: Stay high on your dominant hand lapel. Control your partner's sleeve. This will be their power hand and controlling it will limit their turn throws thus ensuring a positional advantage for you.
Backwards techniques: o uchi to o soto
Turning techniques: tai otoshi etc...
Kenka Yotsu, or RvL
Choose inside or outside lapel position and make your partner settle for the one you didn't choose.
Fight for dominant sleeve control to turn your partner's shoulders.
Bombard attacks in both directions.
Use backwards throws and turning throws.
Frequently asked question: Can I learn both sides? You can learn to throw both ways, but there will always be a preference to one side. Once you train your body to turn in one direction, you're going to want to turn in that direction.
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[@brunonator]

You have some of the best tutorials I have seen, the shoulder turning is a great tip.

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!!

[@vichaon]

I wish I had learned my judo from you. If you call this basic I can only dream on what next steps may look like. Arigato.

[@Shigashi84]

haha, come work out with us when you are in NYC,

[@cheeseplease2832]

I've been practicing Kyokushin karate for years. I've been planning since the beginning of the year to join in a Judo dojo and i've finally made the plan. Next month will be my first lesson. I'll be training karate as i always do and judo on top. I'm pretty busy with university and other jobs but i can't keep delaying my dreams. I've got to achieve them now or else i'll never be able to get anywhere.

[@hunterlogan2913]

it will help any jujitsu too I'm too old to go to the ground regularly so judo with all it's trips and throws is the right formula

[@PicaPauDiablo1]

The best way to watch Shintaros videos is throughout your evolution in Judo. I rewatch this every 3 or four months and you see more and more nuance and positioning that you just can't notice at the time. Watching anyone that's truly Excellent at what they do is always enjoyable, they make it look effortless. I'd insult him to say his Judo is merely Excellent.

[@bbww4736]

I'm a Korean judoka residing in Korea. Love your stuff

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you! Korea has amazing Judo. Hope you are taking advantage of the training opportunities there.

[@francdejong]

Loved the last de ashi/ okuri ashi move against a lefty. It came so natural!

[@brianflatter]

Thank you for this excellent video. I’m new Judoka and at 44 I have much to learn!

[@Shigashi84]

Keep training and stay healthy!

[@basedbane787]

what belt are you up to

[@brianflatter]

@@basedbane787 I managed to attain Blue Belt, but now have had to take a leave due to a neck injury. Not sure I can return to the sport, but I will always love it!

[@Sh0n0]

@@brianflatter never say never

[@warpeace4058]

I’ve always trained striking arts all my life but watching your videos gives a whole new respect for judo!!! I’m really interested in how you control the body to settup those throws it reminds me of the clinch and sweeps in Muay Thai! Very cool🙏🏻

[@Deadlifter700]

Great instruction! Very simple and direct. Thank you.

[@lucashenderson1168]

i really like this channel. i am a bjj student but i have found a couple of judo throws i use often that i really like an have high percentage hitting them. one of them is a sacrifice throw that shintaro does often, where i get the over hook, grab his belt, then fall backwards using my lead leg to elevate his leg and make him roll with the momentum ending up on top in side control or north south. great little throw i learned from this channel!

[@stevenharris6626]

Great video.......you can't get any better until you master the basics!!!!!

[@user-md2fm7ik2z]

I started judo a few weeks ago in my late 20s. My club is great but I have a lot of catching up to do. Your channel is great thank you

[@xavierbeauregard4099]

Hi Sensei ! I like a lot how you cover the basic kumikata. Great Job. You've got a new fan from Québec, Canada.

[@Shigashi84]

Thanks for the kind words. We are in Manhattan in NYC. if you are in town, please drop by!

[@mrv1271]

Awesome explanations. As always.

[@Yerbluesful]

Great stuff!love your explanation of fundamentals!

[@stfunigga69990]

i love this channel... it made get into judo im gonna start in a few months super excited

[@bleachmilkshake4209]

Thank you so much! I'm going back to my Judo class after 6 months of Corona virus and I'm so excited!

[@gokhanguneysu3419]

I'm a judo geek and I like to study techniques online, reading and watching a lot of stuff. This enables me to be an awesome uchikomi guy (OK not really). I pull it off against compliant uke, that is. However, I suck at randori for I have learned this without the proper eye for set-ups. Your videos are total enrichment in this aspect. What to do and when! Thanks a lot.

[@santokukan]

Awesome videos. Great details, very clear and simple. I will love to see more.

[@Shigashi84]

Will keep them coming

[@jodylowe8476]

You are an excellent instructor.

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Your teaching is Excellent and much appreciated my friend . Thanks very much .

[@user-nq6em3vd9b]

I have been a judoman for 50 years started from Taiwan. I encouraged my son, Jason Wei, to visit your dojo. He is a medical doctor at NYU about finishing his one year intern. I believe he"ll meet a great sensei.

[@bobfromdenison]

I really enjoy your videos and teaching style.

[@LucasBlackofficial]

Much respect for Your school and also to the people who were in this film.. Respect!! I will be learning soon when I will find a lessons in Ireland .. Great videos

[@amramjose]

Great instructor.

[@whitebeltforlife5271]

Thank you Sensei .... great video ...

[@JMW80]

Interesting. Thanks.🙏

[@oscarbaez2098]

Great technique thank you

[@WingChunBoyz]

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.

[@Shigashi84]

You are very welcome!

[@danfilimon4709]

Judo is amazing!

[@reddeadpufferfish5293]

Thanks man this really helped! 👍

[@Shino2600]

He looks like he just barely touched him on the throws...but for sure he threw him good. Makes it look so easy

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Yeah

[@mklaassens]

Thank you! Awesome!

[@Shigashi84]

you are welcome!

[@carmaela2689]

I do jiu jitsu and have kind of become obsessed with it. I'm also interested in Judo now too. I don't have anyone near me who teaches it but I am always keeping an eye out.

[@RaisKhan-ot9cl]

Wow sir you are great i love Judo and i want to learn it.

[@vagnerpessoa5389]

Thanks !

[@gingercore69]

Great video! I think i would rather learn maybe 4 or 5 throws in each direction, than be a master of one side... And learn R VS R, R VS L, L VS L AND L VS R... Just to have diversity of action, and confuse my oponent Thats also btw, the way that i deal with striking... I know the very basics from bith directions in both directions and switch stances all the time to confuse my oponents

[@chadmichaels1896]

Great video Sensei!!! I really appreciate the attention to detail you always provide and point out. I really enjoyed this tutorial. I have a question. Can you point me in the right direction regarding a book on judo techniques. Preferably Kindle app friendly? Thank you for your time.

[@julienp7766]

Great tutorial, I'm going to be orange belt but I noticed many interesting things despite it's called "Basic Judo" ^^

[@sparlingwilson6220]

Beautiful, I subscribed

[@chandrapatni5539]

thankyou for tutorial at 11:00am is my match and i am watching it right now at 6:00am and i learn judo only for yesterday

[@lexngo9061]

A video from a judo perspective on how a judoka should handle a bjj opponents closed guard would be awesome

[@RicaardoQ]

very nice, came from bjj love your videos and techniques

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you.

[@frohnzy04]

Great video.... Clear instructions. Many thanks. Keep the videos coming

[@Shigashi84]

Will do. Thanks for watching.

[@MasBAMBANG.]

Very good

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you

[@abhisheksajwan8877]

Good naration

[@svendemon]

In my opinion the basics are most important!

[@jrmbayne]

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[@user-gc9ru2kb1f]

What if my opponent has no clothes bruh

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Just more to grab

[@vitordanieleal]

Then theres always a last thing you can grab hehe ;)

[@Dan.50]

They you've got a problem.

[@thejamunit2835]

The point of the gi is to make training safe and to enable us to practice our techniques over and over. Once we have these techniques down we can use under hooks, neck cranks, wrist grabs and arm pulls, we can even grip the fat or skin of our opponents. But if we want to practice our throws no-gi we can look forward to plenty of injuries, not the least of which is from the lack of control your partner will have when throwing you, ie he can't control your descent as well and you may get body slammed - not something we might care about in it street fight but very important when you're training. The biggest strength of judo is the ability to practice a technique again and again until we are highly proficient and have the timing of it perfect. Once that happens gi or no gi you had better watch out if you're up against a judo black belt. If you don't believe me you can always volunteer to be thrown o soto gari while wearing a rash shirt. You won't wake up afterwards though. Because they'll probably be forced to take a righthand grip around your throat and drive your skull into into the floor.

[@sparlingwilson6220]

Have to deal with his arms then, hopefully your technique is good bro 🤣

[@HHIto]

Sensei Kano’s picture on the wall.

[@aldirbjorn1483]

thanks..

[@robertmarfeojr9278]

I'm Robert Marfeo Jr...,good stuff..nice takedown...

[@nicocontreras5366]

A many years saving , in many places you learnt this after a long time. The only thing I have some problems to get ( a little brute I know XD ) the concept of rolling the shoulder, maybe I do without notiving, sorry for being so repetitive.

[@Shigashi84]

Maybe i can do a dedicated video just on that.

[@app369]

Hey Coach could you do a no gi judo basics and concepts video? Hope you are well.

[@8bitfist]

Love your videos. You think can do a basic throws and concepts but with a no go mindset?Would it even matter?

[@michaelzo5428]

真棒

[@davemack6384]

i've enjoyed your videos. Do you think judoka develop a disconnect between their upper body and their feet positions? I was also wondering about optimizing the choice when given the opportunity to go into the best foot position to execute a throw? Not only a throw that i might be easiest to throw but one that puts me in a position that has the best chances of not being countered. Jessica Klimkait seems to get into position for a throw she often uses effectively. I think it would be great for judo and for womens judo to see her on an episode. Moe Oye is 84 years old and still teaching in Canada. I'd absolutely LOVE to see you do a travel episode once covid is over and you spend some time with Moe. We had judo events in Vancouver with guests and one day i was thinking the top three i'd want to come would be you, Moe Oye and Jessica Klimkait. Something tells me that if you contacted Moe and talked Judo and one day did an episode with him, you'd be a great to share his insights into Judo. I see something where the potential of transformative value is there for you and the Judo world. Think about looking him up. :)

[@-Bob12345]

To off balance or initiate a technique from jigotie can we have a video on that its like if I commit I risk being thrown, where two people are trying to win

[@gokhanguneysu3419]

"There is my de ashi...". Bam!

[@jasperjasjas9669]

Judo throw no gi, shoulder throw, uchimata, hip throw, foot sweep, and many others.

[@Zack_Cestaro]

Nice what degree belt are you

[@bartfart3847]

Im actually a Kodokan Black Belt. as you know it only takes a year to get a black belt in Japan. I went did course in a year and a half because I was injured and could not compete every month. As a left hander Im learning much from you. I shall learn and defeat you. Anime Bwhahahahahahahaha (nice video)

[@bartfart3847]

also.... you look like Asashoryu. that is the biggest Compliment I could ever give another human being. you know who Im talking about ... right??????? ?

[@JulyFourth1776]

I train in Shuai Jiao

[@duluoz8198]

What if you are fighting at the beach with no sleeves

[@robertnews9762]

Which part of the body should I use for lifting ?

[@leeannerudolph815]

I need lots of tips reason a yellow belt get in a osoto Gary with a sooky ashy step it hurt.

[@counterkidnapping1737]

Which one is better? Right side or left sjde?

[@mr.k3221]

Hey shintaro, do you have any advise for not falling when throwing your opponent. It happened to ne and I see it very often when the one who throws accidentally falls with the one who is being thrown

[@cameronmcphail234]

How do you do this to people that's not right

[@jack2k20]

what if he wear tank top?

[@mfp5585]

Personally I don't really like a very high lepel/collar grip. It might feel like you have control but you are vulnerable to seoi nage and sutemi throws (ura nage, tani o toshi, tomoe nage etc). With a slightly lower/medium lepel grip morote seoi nage (one of my favourites) works better and still allows you to do almost any other throw. But I know some of the most succesful judoka fight with a high lepel/collar grip (e.g. teddy riner) so it's a personal thing, probably also depends on how tall you are compared to your opponent. I did notice not many japanese or georgian judo players have a high grip, seems more popular in Western Europe (perhaps taller people on average?). Just some thoughts, nice video otherwise (:

[@PicroMenis88]

Nice moves! Excited to test them on my grandma when she comes back from the hospital

[@fernandomaliwat4301]

I will use this to defense my self or bullying me

[@Thedudewhomakesvideos400]

Hello I'm 9 and I started judo a month ago do you think I'm too young to start???

[@strawhatrenzo1509]

Name of gym?

[@kyem5915]

Are you left handed dominant??.

[@nerdymom2]

is this for sport or self defence? either way,good stuff

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

On this video, he is teaching for the sport.

[@formeforme2841]

Just a random question 😅 Can a skinny guy like can do it too?😶

[@dijks350]

Ofcourse, no matter how large your opponents are, if you execute the technique perfectly or good enough they will fall, trust me. I

[@formeforme2841]

@@dijks350 thank you for your advice

[@MrImpulzive]

Tried some of these on my friend while playfighting.....F in the chat for him

[@grantschick9412]

I'm Amadesterixn so I just train both so it really doesn't matter to me which side to throw I guess

[@the3lusive]

What about left side versus left side?

[@Shigashi84]

Great question!! It exactly the same as RvR

[@the3lusive]

@@Shigashi84 thanks

[@melongstrike]

My twins are mirror image... so 1 is left dominant while the other is right. I emphasize the need especially for my right hander to learn and become comfortable using both sides. It will be rare for my right hander to see many lefties, and my left hander need not be surprised facing someone left hand dominant as well.

[@Shigashi84]

@@melongstrike Even lefties don't like lefties. haha. That is incredible they have each other to train with!

[@melongstrike]

@@Shigashi84 They are 7. I don't fight I watch yours and other youtube vids and we drill techniques at home. They had their 1st spar vs a kid older, heavier and with 4 more yrs of training. That kid got mopped. I was happy to see I haven't screwed them with our in house training. Lol Also happy to get them real training under someone with a belt and knowledge.

[@lapse4368]

Is there a no-gi version of judo?

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Nope, that would be your usual wrestling. The only difference would be that wrestling allows leg grabs, while Judo doesn't anymore

[@millie7642]

does it hurt being thrown?

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

a bit. The floor isn't hard and they teach you how to fall in Judo

[@anotherpilgrim8313]

How do you do these throws without Gi?

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Underhooks and overhooks

[@MozartOfComedy]

This is basic, this is very inpressive

[@getivan]

So, basically... the strategy is to put your leg behind their leg, or push their leg backwards, and you use that off-balance momentum to throw them to the ground...

[@ILikeEatingChicken]

2:54 2:58

[@stemstudentph9246]

Dang i hate myself for not trying to learn martial arts while i was still in there.

[@thisismagacountry1318]

What if it's Bruce Banner and he gets mad you threw him?

[@philipbuckley759]

who wares clothing such as this...

[@Justchill13548]

Are you a redbelt?!

[@Shigashi84]

Nope. red and white. 6th degree.

[@Justchill13548]

@@Shigashi84 dope!!🤘

[@mambomeek]

I'm 27, is that too old to learn judo? I don't want to be a world champion or anything like that, but i do want to be a black belt in something in my lifetime

[@Shigashi84]

Definitely not too old. Actually, its the perfect time to start!!!

[@mambomeek]

@@Shigashi84 appreciate the reply, I'm going to give it a try then👍

[@rudrasarkar3196]

I've started Judo at 28. Now in Blue. Soon will be in Brown within one or two months. So go ahead.

[@combedintuition]

You remind me of Maui from moana

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Lololol

[@vivamexico9603]

that dude showed up late for practice the next day i bet

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Lol

[@kingades1013]

0:20

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1:50

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2:50

[@boyaahs939]

Lol pro tip guys : when your opponent is on the ground STOP ON THERE GROIN lol

[@barthj21]

Coach is thicker than a Snickers

[@stephenward9807]

Bhh

[@falloutboy_76]

Thanks my grandma didn't stand A chance

[@mamarsebai1548]

Just wonderful, I've been looking for "ude garami judo" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Keyandon Judo Process - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy got amazing success with it.