Old jujutsu's most DESTRUCTIVE throw that NO ONE knows about

[@deustaitan]

That throw has won john cena many matches

[@qazmko22]

and Brock Lesnar

[@chuckquebrantahueso8274]

El ajuste de actitud

[@chuckquebrantahueso8274]

El F5

[@tagg1080]

Can you do videos on throws that are banned for safety? My old judo school did them as self defense examples and I rarely see anyone speak about them.

[@David-cw7pd]

I think he has

[@davidcrawford8583]

Shodan in Judo and Jujutsu. We still train this in Jujutsu, front and rear drops from kata guruma.

[@sarmerodak4958]

You rule Chadi!

[@SlickTim9905]

On the first competition sample you're showing, one of the competitors does a hard waist twist to escape a grab before the throw, fantastic move😊

[@thunderkatz4219]

Love your videos I do Okinawan karate and Japanese jiujitsu and bjj

[@ktkt1825]

I've not done 'big throws" (uchi mata, seio nage, kata guruma, etc.) but was required to for a shodan test. Even in Naga No Kata, we did not do the full lift version- rather, a low roll-off type. My uke in the test was a highly skilled 2nd degree, about 15 lbs heavier than I, and good friend, who no doubt helped me- it went very well, and I am grateful to know what it feels like. No one was hurt, and I passed!

[@fredazcarate4818]

Chadi thank you for sharing your martial combat wisdom. Your video lecture on the subject of classical Judo/Jujitsu techniques was extremely informative. Kudos and bless you and family. Await your next video lecture.

[@pjriego]

thanks for sharing Chadi, always so interesting your content

[@BramBramSyailendra]

thanks Chadi this is one of my favorite techniwues in jujitsu and judo

[@dirtygeazer9266]

I am new to grappling and unfortunately do not have a judo gym near me for like an hour away drive so I am just trying to find space to get the throws in after whatever they teaches us for the day

[@ktkt1825]

It would be best if you practice only with supervision of a coach or highly skilled player in the dojo. It is much safer for Uke, and you will develop good habits quicker.

[@dirtygeazer9266]

@@ktkt1825 yeah after I try to roll with higher or previous wrestlers etc on if they could just do takedowns

[@eldritchgrappling3239]

The issue with the variant as shown, from a competition judo perspective, is that he lets go which as I understand it means he wouldn't count as having control for the criteria of an ippon. "For throws, the four criteria to grant an ippon are: speed, force, landing on the back and skilful control until the end of the landing." According to a quick google search, could be wrong.

[@docsnider8926]

Trained it in Judo and Ju Jutsu.

[@jonahsutton6775]

Some tips I will give guys learning the standard technique at my judo club are; insert your forward knee past uka's knees and to bring up your chin during the lift to help your posture.

[@christophervelez1561]

In free style wrestling this takedown is relatively common

[@christophervelez1561]

Would that variation (the morote gari to kata garuma over the back) if hit like that be an instant ippon? How would that be a wazari?

[@Chadi]

It is an Ippon if they land flat on their back, if they turn and land sideways it’s waza ari

[@TheDevourerOfPancake]

I don't think it's responsible for many injuries either. Like a lot of judo throws, it's the legs that are whipping through the fastest. It's not like a blast double or suplex where the head is what's whipping on the longest arc

[@christophervelez1561]

@@Chadi I think that might be why this wasn't done within competition for judo. In freestyle wrestling this throw can net you 5 points if it was violent enough. In judo this throw doesn't have any control so your opponent could turn out no?

[@GOINGWILD-ok3rz]

Kano learned this throw from a book on western wrestling.

[@michaelpohl9077]

Fascinating video. I really enjoyed learning about these "plan B sacrifice throws" using the entry of another (avoided) throw attempt. Do you have videos on that topic?

[@Chadi]

"Modern Kata Guruma": it is NOT Kata Guruma (Yoko Sutemi Waza)肩車と横捨身技 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnuXlIWBgbuseZI

[@michaelpohl9077]

Thank you Chadi

[@mariustresorus942]

I think I remember the first one, the "wheel" back in 1973 to 1976 when I learned Judo as a child from 6 to 9 yo. It was at "L'institut Coudot" in Lyon France, may be someone else will remember... I don't even find a trace on the web.

[@deustaitan]

Try doing that against the big show if you weigh under 140lbs

[@qazmko22]

*Paul Wright

[@deustaitan]

@@qazmko22 yeah, him, i got nothing personal against him, it’s just that i use him as an example because he’s a huge dude

[@casbot71]

There should be a separate category of competition where the objective is to remain standing after you've thrown your opponent to the ground. It would be practical training for a real street fight, where you want to stay on your feet in case your attacker has friends.

[@ktkt1825]

A good many throws in situations require the energy and commitment to roll out/over the landing. Adding a stipulation to remain standing imposes some limits. In a street fight, you should always feel free to use the opponent as a cushion of sorts. :)

[@devriestown]

Exactly how is this not purely judo? Screw the Olympics.

[@denismorgan9742]

There's a few shoulder wheels and shoulder drops. But one I know was missed out, and this one you pull the opponent onto your shoulders stand tall and drop the opponent off the back. It's fairly nasty to the opponent.

[@BB-jg6wj]

Nice

[@berniekatzroy]

That first one with jimmy is dangerous bc if not done right u could land on your neck with your opponent.

[@ToastSoon4808]

Actually we were aware of it in the late 70's early 80's when I trained some judo in addition to karate and used in the millitary. We were not allowed to do on the rugby field. Something else maybe thats not a secret secret?

[@gatocles99]

That on concrete, will end a criminal assault.

[@TVMADoc]

My sons have learned this in Danzan Jujitsu.

[@dirtygeazer9266]

You can transition from a 2 on 1 to this

[@daxmafesi]

Woooo!!! Won Gold again :)

[@juancarlosbeltranespinoza1035]

Saludos 🇨🇱🥋👊 OSS

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@kakomirai050]

Is Makko-gaeshi(真向返) the variation of Morote-gari?

[@SlickTim9905]

Please provide more information from your point of view. It is possible for several terms to refer to different aspects of the same move. Te means hand. Morote could mean a two handed grab in an Aikido class. Gari could mean a leg technique in a judo class. Kote-gaeshi in an Aikido class would mean a wrist-twist. But in each case there are variations. Notice it doesn't tell you what the feet are doing. So yes you could have a two handed throw and a one handed variation. And another variation with a leg technique.

[@kakomirai050]

@@SlickTim9905 I said about left side technique of the thumbnail. I knew that Makko-gaeshi is the variation of Morote-gari. But I don't know how Makko-gaeshi move. I wanted to ask if the makkogaeshi is the technique on the left side of the thumbnail.

[@pignokor5536]

this is very common in sanda

[@matthewzito6130]

Some of these throws finish with the tori in a very vulnerable crucifix position. That's fine in Judo competition, but a bad idea in MMA or self-defense.

[@BURGAWMMA]

uke will hold on so you cant just "toss" them over...you have to do a "sit drop"

[@roflswamp6]

John Cena has entered the chat

[@goshuryusc]

I prefer los hi nage… much more accessible

[@ScorpionSuerte]

Samoan drop

[@SlickTim9905]

Yes, and the airplane spin. The fireman carry takedown. And Tommy Dreamers driver. All variations.

[@niledunn4641]

Gansekiotoshi is a great throw