Buvaisar Saitiev Whizzer Kick Study

[@davidgdmz4551]

Saitiev LEGEND, watching those 2 brothers who looked more like teenage skinny basketball players or cross country runners just destroy wrestling monsters from all the world was / is AMAZING

[@tarekmohamed3263]

This channel is criminally under appreciated.

[@sambofusion9486]

Love your channel. Great breakdown of my favorite throw. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@euroamerican15]

I really like that you went into the follow up sequences that pair well with the uchi mata.

[@Agbahizzal]

Finally a throw im already comfortable with. Im not complete as anymore.

[@CHECHEN]

He and his brother are great assets to my nation

[@viviendubois5780]

Thanks a lot, more Saitiev study plz .

[@shuratoshurato6086]

Thank you so much for all your great vids!!!

[@platrick5431]

Amazing video. I don't wrestle anymore but i love watching your content :) Thanks for posting

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Appreciate it!

[@thomasblackwell4229]

Was really looking forward to this

[@mr.iakash]

Beautiful breakdown

[@rawbfish9355]

Great breakdown; very clear.

[@matthewcarr6457]

Awesome video, thank you!

[@woomma]

Great video bro , well done

[@ryanbarriga7482]

Excellent breakdown once again sir 💯 I’ve been a fan of you for the last few years and I must say your videos are second to none. You have been instrumental in how I approach these techniques and concepts in training. If I may, I would like to request a breakdown of kawazu gake (grapevine throw in wrestling). It pairs well with a blocked uchi mata and I would be very curious to see how you breakdown the technique. Thanks again for all your hard work. You’re awesome man

[@hw_plainview1179]

I love to see this sort of Judo domination in freestyle wrestling.

[@СаидаМонгуш-й9с]

Это техника вольной борьбы! Там нету дзюдо!!!!!!!!

[@mrboy9658]

Все эти броски в вольной есть , это не дзюдо

[@sg12nk34]

Great video. Can you use the same techniques from an underhook instead? Or won’t be as effective

[@UnveiledState]

You make the best videos on wrestling on KZbin

[@ДонКхан-л4м]

Спасибо за великолепный контент,не понимаю почему ты не в топах,твои видео реально помогают

[@pauldarling330]

MOAR SAITIEV!!!!

[@michaeldjay8606]

I love it best throw skill

[@harleyconstable1830]

Been waiting for this one since the highlight video. Awesome breakdown. How do you get to be a paid subscriber? I tried looking, but I couldn’t figure it out.

[@DPSBreakdowns]

You can support through Patreon - thanks! www.patreon.com/dpsbreakdowns

[@sasangavangi9776]

Fantastik , thanks

[@David_Managkantze]

You may butchered his name but your video is really helpful keep it up!!

[@oceanlindgren9540]

HOOK IT INTO MY VEINS

[@luiseduardolassovera358]

Good, good.

[@curtisbjj]

I think that’s a harai goshi and not o soto gari

[@guest0046]

Uchi mata

[@tuna_sandwich8424]

​@@guest0046 He's talking about the throws at about 6:00

[@jongrappler287]

Awesome!

[@marziehkhandan5259]

thanks❤

[@evgeniantelo9697]

Satiev's whizzer vs Yazdani underhook, who wins?

[@ЗаурбекСар]

Saitiev will win 9 out of 10 fights

[@StillRolling]

This is definitely a go to of mine. If they defend and step in front, High C to single! Wrestling and BJJ🤙 Wonder how many people are realizing for the first time watching this that the actual name us "whizzer"😂

[@lolzcaption]

Wrestling is older than judo btw

[@navigatingel6104]

Question does the judo gi help to teach these throws in wrestling?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Interesting question - I am not really sure. I think relying on the judo grips could actually make doing it in wrestling/no gi more difficult. You can generate a great deal of torque with certain gi grips that are just not available in a wrestling context. That being said, I think the mechanics would still be similar and could be carried over with certain adjustments.

[@navigatingel6104]

@@DPSBreakdowns Thanks for your reply. I ask because I've heard before that in Chinese wrestling, Schuai Jiao, the jacket actually doubles for that purpose. Can't confirm this though.

[@TFO3LEKM]

@@navigatingel6104 you can use wrestling setups for dat, even though there's a lot of throws in wrestling soviet style

[@drilongashi406]

For bjj matches: how do you prevent getting rolled over? Pulling the whizzer out before landing so i can post on it? Btw great Video!!

[@FH-pn1tm]

1:38

[@BernardoFlor_Krio]

Watch craig jones

[@Liam-iz1tc]

FINALLY 🥵🥵

[@Blindstoic]

Awesome

[@darksidetraining9815]

Your breakdowns are great

[@prophet_alfredo9465]

How to defend an ankle pick?

[@alistair8915]

Move your foot

[@pauldarling330]

Don't wrestle Cael Sanderson.

[@viviendubois5780]

@@pauldarling330 hahaha

[@СобарТешам]

Сайтиев уникум

[@giuberneadragos8284]

Wtf judo have do with wrestling? Wrestling is 3000 years old as a specific sport and judo like 250 years you want to say that judo copy some of the wrestling tehnique

[@johannesandersson9477]

I love you

[@DPSBreakdowns]

❤️

[@ManofOneGod]

It's called Uchi Mata...

[@Psalm51-ql2cn]

Thats what He Said

[@ruggeddrelouris3597]

He and Adam had to learn some Sambo at some point

[@СаидаМонгуш-й9с]

Нет ! Это техника вольной борьбы ! Не самбо не дзюдо ! Это борьба там есть все приемы

[@ericcraig3875]

Well done. The wrestling version takes considerable flexibility. In judo when hit perfect and deep, the uchimata is up the middle and under the center of gravity of your opponent. It is a pure hip throw and your leg never even touches your opponents leg. Ouchigarai is the excellent forward to back counter to their counter by shifting backward. And haraigoshi is another good technique to the far outside leg.

[@JudoMateo]

Uchi Mata is not a hip throw, it is classified as an Ashi Waza/Foot technique. Also many Judoka exhibit similar flexibility when performing Uchi Mata it’s not always necessary though because of the enhanced connection caused by the opponents gripping one another’s Gi’s affords much better torque than a whizzer and wrist control sometimes.

[@ericcraig3875]

If an up the middle classic hip uchimata were hit with the explosiveness of Judo and the judaka brought their head to their own knee in an over-flexing follow-through reap, this over compensation could over rotate their opponent, landing them back on their own feet.

[@JudoMateo]

@@ericcraig3875 You seem quite attached to your mistaken belief regarding the original classic Uchi Mata being “up the middle” it isn’t and never was. By simply watching an expert perform the original you it can overcome your mistaken assumption, here I’ll enlighten youkzbin.info/www/bejne/n5qcZ6GtjJaafK8 The original Uchi Mata is not “up the middle”, possibly the one you first saw or experienced was but Judo has a very well defined curriculum and as I stated is and always has been an Ashi Waza/technique. Don’t take my word for it though check with a more accredited expert than myself “What Makes Uchi Mata Popular? Uchi Mata is quite popular for several reasons. Since it is an Ashi Waza, it can be used smoothly with other foot techniques. You can use foot sweeps to set the Uchi Mata. Though it looks beautiful when executed properly by a judoka in randori or actual competition, it isn’t a throw that can be used by everyone. For instance, it makes a lot of sense to use Uchi Mata if you are taller or larger than your opponent.” www.attacktheback.com/uchi-mata/

[@ericcraig3875]

Foot sweeps are the jab of Judo. They can setup all waza.

[@ericcraig3875]

Haraigoshi is better for taller players.