Beast from Korea achieved the impossible at the 2017 Sambo World championships \ sambo academy

Beast from Korea achieved the impossible at the 2017 Sambo world championships in sochi
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What Korean sambist KO Seo Hyeon at the 2017 world sambo championships shocked plenty of Sambo lovers. South Korean team won gold for the first time in Combat Sambo. Final in -82 kg category with him an the Belorussian athlete was simply captivating. I suggest you watch their pre final matches as well. What KO did before the final was something else, beautiful throws, knock out and unusual combos. You need to watch best moments of that tourney
Video materials are taken from the channel SAMBOFIAS / sambofias
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Sambo is a versatile sport because it has large amount of techniques in standing position as well as on the ground. Why can't you throw an opponent who's equal or stronger opponent? There are two main reasons. First - you're setting up and doing the throw wrong, and the second you're predictable and everyone knows your moves. In both cases your technique is flawed and something has to be changed. All progressive MMA fighters are incorporating sambo submissions. It's easily explainable due to limited time on the ground ( 2-5 seconds to catch and another minute to complete ). Sambists research the fastest and most effective ways to finish for years. Why does everyone want to finish fast? It's an opportunity to finish in style and preserve your energy. I know the taste of quick finishes like no other. 25 years in sambo, 13 World Championships in which i earned 2 golds, 4 silvers, 1 bronze and most importantly 90% of my victories happened before regulation time expired. I spent 20000 hours
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[@WinnipegKnightlyArts]

Beautiful strength and form. I love watching how he adapts to his opponent so fast..

[@sambofusion9486]

Красиво всех раскатал. Приятно смотреть спорт растёт. Рад видеть чемпионов НЕ из пост советского пространства

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Да, согласен с тобой полностью, кореец красавчик👍

[@user-wn6dc9mc8k]

매미킴보고 왔는데 고석현 선수 실력이 어마어마하네요..

[@beateast6405]

엄청나게 터프한 경기네요ㅎㅎ대단!

[@cosmic_JAV]

That slam at 3:30-3:33 was crazy. Very brutal

[@K-CHAMP]

준결승에 쩌네요...ㄷㄷ KO가 KO함.

[@safaafreeman564]

Hell of a warrior. Amazing

[@shincyberswtar]

This man is UFC Fighter Dong hyun “Stun Gun” Kim and Do Ho “Super Boy” Choi’s teammate.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you, I will know👍

[@sashaivanov7935]

That is two different men

[@BobLoblaw23]

No its not. His name is even in the screen lol.

[@thekickingwolf5115]

The hell are you talking about dummy

[@masterisaac2252]

Its Go Seok Hyun and I met him before.

[@lofiguy8136]

Korea #1

[@solinvictus5596]

what a beast!

[@mahorn83]

SOMEBODY PUT THIS DUDE UP AGAINST KHABIB!

[@altynbekdekebaeb3710]

Видео 👍👍👍👍👍

[@mmasdw]

고석현선수 괴물이네요

[@isacsilva8268]

What name of song?

[@user-tz5ce7po7m]

와

[@TheRuTrue]

Просто самбо в мире не популярно. Если б была популярность то у Совка была бы 1-2 медали на каждом чм.

[@user-zv8wq2ds1d]

3:28 하빕도 구경왔네요.. ㄷㄷ

[@paulodybala.]

하빕 월삼챔피언 출신이죵ㅎㅎ

[@user-kc4qc5vi7s]

삼보가 빨리 올림픽 종목이 됐으면 좋겠네요.

[@user-rmqruoc126]

올림픽 종목 이였음 고석현 선수는 ㄹㅇ 한국 보물 삼보 한국 천재 금메달 리스트 인데

[@aslanvirkoladze1946]

урааа

[@igorbariga7911]

Однако силён кореец

[@shiishani3302]

"May the b3st man win" is not just a phrase.

[@user-xe5fx4sp4i]

А где можно посмотреть тыой брэпд одежды???

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Сайт разрабатывается, напишите в личку соцсетей, вышлю всю информацию facebook.com/ivan.vasylchuk vk.com/sambovasylchuk

[@jamilamamedova4430]

Пожалуйста скажите а в Корее есть боевое самбо преподают ли там его?

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

чесно, не знаю)))

[@sashaivanov7935]

Полно секций.Корейцы дружелюбные.Много тренеров из Узбекистана

[@STLKR0P5]

This korean guy has a very strong takedown game! Additional Judo background perhaps?

[@zenly_csgo]

but he have good leg takedowns too

[@tzh28]

def judo backgroun

[@rohrichbeau1004]

yes, he was a judoka in his high school days.

[@SungryulYun]

Judo+MMA background

[@srali7609]

@Ross Volk yudo is judo, its korean way of pronouncing judo

[@sergebazz]

Левша, с ним только из Литвы в стойке правильно работал, в аспекте борьбы он всех переиграл, в большинстве случаев примитивным удержанием...

[@rl1800]

Ivan, what's the trip at 1:24 called?

[@bla7091]

Harai tsuri komi ashi maybe?

[@jsl8461]

I don't know the proper Russian names, but in Judo commentators would call this "deashi barai" or maybe even "kosoto gari". The energy and execution is much more like a traditional deashi barai though, even if the foot placement is a bit modified.

[@bla7091]

@@jsl8461 rather than sweeping a moving leg (deashi barai) or hooking into it (kosoto gari) it's more of a lifting technique on a static opponent (which translates to harai). Sweeps are mostly about timing and the lifts rely more on positioning.

[@jsl8461]

Deashi-barai has the word "harai" in it. The base verb is "harau" which means "to sweep", eg: "yuka wo harau" means "to sweep the floor". "Deashi barai" roughly translates into "single foot sweep" or "sweep of the front leg" (in Japanese an "h" often becomes a "b" in compound words). In classical demonstrations of the technique, both deashi barai and okuri ashi barai involve lifting the opponent's weight with your hands to make them light (combined with some foot work), and sweeping their legs out from underneath them. I'm not one of those persons who cares much about judo names. There is quite a bit of overlap, and quite frankly, it doesn't matter to me whether something is uchi mata or hane goshi. But I watch a ton of judo, I speak Japanese, and I learned judo in Japan. I don't think any professional judo commentator would ever classify that throw as "harai tsurikomi ashi". Harai tsurikomi ashi is (like sode tsurikomi ashi) a technique that is exclusively applied to placing tori's foot on uke's shin while pulling uke forward. In other words, it is a forward throw; I have never seen it used to describe a backwards throw like this one. Most commentators would classify it as a very deep "deashi barai" because that best describes the energy. However, the entry very much looks like kosoto gari, although it does not have a strong forward drive on the finish (that hallmark of classical kosoto gari). I could see a commentator classifying it as kosoto gari in the heat of the moment.

[@phobowl]

Just like judo but better.

[@DragonRaider5]

This is only the 82 kg class?!

[@LowRider11]

GO석현

[@ManofOneGod]

I watch some of the Sambo world championship (Where Khabib fought) they don't have head or shin protection.

[@zenly_csgo]

those are unofficial . Fias is official sambo federation have protection

[@ericrussian1202]

killer

[@user-hc7ti6qu7f]

진짜 돌주먹이네

[@simongrushka983]

fucking machine :O!

[@eslee0070020]

실력차가 극명하네

[@alexgaudino1986]

А где сейчас этот кореец? Выступает еще?

[@valentinhernandez8471]

Перешел в мма успешно шел но сенсационно проиграл нокаутом Саше Палатникову (русскому из Гонконга рэгбисту вообще который в ufc потом попал)

[@alexgaudino1986]

@@valentinhernandez8471 чет не помню такого в юфс

[@valentinhernandez8471]

@@alexgaudino1986 с ним интервью есть на ютубе, напиши «Палатников Русский из Гонконга в UFC” он там рассказывает как победил этого корейца

[@valentinhernandez8471]

@@alexgaudino1986 на ютубе есть интервью с ним напиши в поиск Саша палатников ufc, там он рассказывает как выйграл этого корейца

[@valentinhernandez8471]

@@alexgaudino1986 есть интервью с ним напиши Саша палатников русский из Гонконга там он рассказывает как выйграл этого корейца по проф мма

[@rsobrien]

Its that Korean 유도 and 씨름 skill.

[@54living]

If know how to solve south paw then this Korean fighter is nothing. Normal right handed use to lose left handed coz they normally fight with right vs right. Not only fighting sports, all kind of sports left handed gets advantage. But there is method how to break the code of left handed.

[@michiecraig3071]

so how many ufc fighters are there in Myanmar?

[@nemo6557]

He is actually better at judo-style takedown than striking

[@zenly_csgo]

it is not box -there is not that big difference lefty or righty - guy mostly wrestled