Every AIKIDO, AIKIJUJUTSU, and JUDO Technique from the JOHN WICK Chapters 1-3

[@edgblades]

IPPON SEOI NAGE (SHOULDER THROW) YOKO GURUMA (SIDE WHEEL) UKI WAZA (SACRIFICE THROW) KOSHINAGE (HIP THROW) SHIHONAGE (FOUR DIRECTION THROW) UDE GARAMI (BENT ARM LOCK) / ONI KUDAKI (DEMON CRUSHER) INVERTED SEOI NAGE (SHOULDER THROW) KATA GURUMA / YOKO OTOSHI GAYAKU UDE GARAMI (KIMURA) ERI JIME (LAPEL CHOKE) HADAKA JIME (REAR NAKED CHOKE) JIGOKU JIME (CRUCIFIX) KOUCHI MAKIKOMI (SMALL INNER WRAP THROW) SASAE TSURIKOMI ASHI (FOOT TRIP) KOTOGAESHI (OUTER WRIST TURN) UCHI MATA (INNER THIGH REAP) SOTO MAKIKOMI (SIDE WRAP AROUND THROW) KATA GURUMA (SHOULDER WHEEL) TOBI JUJI GATAME (FLYING ARMBAR) OKURI ASHI BARAI (FOOT SWEEP) OKURI ERI JIME (BOW & ARROW CHOKE) SODE TSURIKOMI GOSHI (SLEEVE PULL HIP THROW) UDE GAESHI (UPPER ARM REVERSAL) HANMI HANDACHI KOSHINAGE HARAI GOSHI (HIP WHEEL) HIKIKOMI GAESHI (ROLLING SACRIFICE THROW) IPPON SEOI NAGE (SHOULDER THROW) YOKO GURUMA (SIDE WHEEL) HIZA GURUMA (KNEE WHEEL) HIJI NAGE (ELBOW THROW) SASAE TSURIKOMI ASHI (FOOT TRIP) SEOI OTOSHI (SHOULDER DROP) KIMURA SUMI GAESHI DROP KATA GURUMA KOSHINAGE / SODE TSURIKOMI GOSHI SASAE TSURIKOMI GOSHI (FOOT TRIP) OSOTO GURUMA (LARGE OUTER WHEEL) UCHI MAWARI (INSIDE TURN) HIKI OTOSHI / KOKYUNAGE (PULLING DROP) YOKO WAKARE (SIDE SEPARATION) KAITENAGE (WHEEL THROW ENTRY) KATATETURI KOSHINAGE IRIMINAGE (ENTERING THROW) IRIMI (ENTRY) OKURI ASHI BARAI (FOOT SWEEP) ROKKYO / HIJISHIME (ELBOW LOCK) KOTOGAESHI (DISARM) NODOTSUKI (HYOID STRIKE) YUBI DORI (FINGER LOCK) OSOTO > KOSOTO GARI COMBO OSOTO GARI (MAJOR OUTER REAP) SANKYO NODOTSUKIAGE (HYOID STRIKE THROW) SUMI OTOSHI (CORNER DROP) KOTEGASHI SUTEMI WAZA IRMINAGE (ENTERING THROW) OSOTO OTOSHI (MAJOR OUTER DROP) DROP KOSHI GURUMA (HIP WHEEL) KOTEGASHI + GOKYO PIN REVERSE TAI OTOSHI (REVERSE BODY DROP) KUBI NAGE (NECK THROW) GOKYO (LOCK) KOKYUNAGE (BREATH THROW) RYOTE DORI KOKYUNAGE (BREATH THROW) HARAI GOSHI (HIP SWEEP) HARAI TSURIKOMI ASHI (LIFTING SWEEP) HANMI HANDACHI KOSHINAGE (KNEELING HIP THROW) URA NAGE (REAR THROW) RUSSIAN TIE / YOKO GURUMA TOMOE NAGE (TORNADO THROW) IKKYO (ELBOW CONTROL) KUCHIKI TAOSHI (ANKLE PICK)

[@jacobharris954]

The awesome for you to do. Which arts you train in

[@darkythecrazyninja5228]

Knee bar

[@LoLatree349]

Nice

[@Tyler123-h3e]

Good job but just some clarification. Second one and museum one are not judo yoko guruma. It's a jumping sweep guard from BJJ. Museum kimura sumi gaeshi is in fact a Japanese jujitsu/early judo hara gatame lock to sumi gaeshi hooking with the arm. Italy fight with Casian is not Hiki otoshi / kokyunage. It is a Juji nage/Juji garami nage from aikido/aikijitsu technique

[@Poodlestroop]

I think the Wick films are remarkable for their emphasis on throws and grappling. The vast majority of cinematic fights I’ve seen pre-Wick are overwhelmingly focused on punching, kicking, and other forms of striking.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Right I agree.. it’s rare that you see judo at all. John wick changed the game.. after the first one you started to see more fight scenes with all the flying arm bars in Marvel, Atomic blonde, etc

[@jojotwice8918]

lol he throws them so he can better aim his gun at their heads

[@vlima7164]

thats the reason why JW has such a unique style. In previous HK and other HK inspired martial art flicks the emphasis was on fluid striking, blocking and dodging and flowing choreography with either the strikes or using the environment. Whereas JW uses grappling/throws and mixes guns into it

These are mostly gun and knife fights, so disarming and grappling are a better choice over old barehands classic fights. (more tactical...)

[@KingOfSwords720]

Great vid. I can tell a lot of work went into this one. Don't worry about the BJJ techniques. They're all Judo techniques Maeda taught to Gracie. He told them it was Jujutsu, but it was Kodokan Judo techniques, this is why BJJ is more sport oriented and we spend a lot of time on the ground. Jujutsu has the more brutal samurai battlefield techniques.

Did Maeda tell you this himself?

[@montyalb8788]

To clarify this, the closest martial art resembling Bjj is Kosen Judo, which is a grappling heavy form of Judo that evolved at minimum in parallel to Bjj. Japanese Jujitsu contains strikes, kicks, eye and body gouges, and grappling techniques intended to dislocate limbs and kill. There are some similarities between Aikido and Judo and Bjj because all are derived from the grappling parts of Jujitsu. Aikido and Judo evolved from the desire to be able to practice martial arts without the high chance of getting injured or dying in practice. It is not incorrect to say that Judo is a sect of Jujitsu that bans dangerous and "hard" techniques from sparring. You can learn Jujitsu but only spar with Judo. After some point, the excess Jujitsu techniques were dropped to focus on Judo.

[@sergiocortinhas6742]

For real brother most of people dont know all this conection or..dont want to acept it

[@d1rtys4ch032]

Thanks for the breakdown! Loved watching John Wick to smooth Cafe jazz!

[@lolohets6467]

Keanu needs to be up there with the martial arts legends in Hollywood, most people don't consider him a real martial artist perse, but even the JW behind the scenes said that Keanu basically trained his ass off to become almost as good as the other stunt guys. Not to mention his Kung Fu background from the Matrix movies.

[@angeloschneider4272]

Because he is not a martial artist. He learned the stuff explicitly *only* for the movies. He was in an Aikido Dojo as a very young man, and lost interest. Except for the hard training for this movies, he never had any longer formal martial arts education. This are his own words btw.

[@shodansmith]

What a fantastic video, Great to see a breakdown of each technique...even after 22yrs of Aikido it all boils down to traditional Jujitsu. JW 4 looks amazing!

[@SS3213gsdf]

damn you still belive in that fake dancing? come to nogi or gi class and try it lol. I wonder why no one uses it in real life always on youtube videos tho

[@jean-mariejm7404]

​@@SS3213gsdfbecause John Wick spares the attacker for the show continuing. In real life you are either a bad guy and terminate fight asap, or a gentleman and use these aiki techniques to master and spare the attacker with minimal injury. It takes a few month practicing to identifying this difference

[@jean-mariejm7404]

True Shodansmith. I am also aiki practishioner and black belt in judo Jujitsu and karate and noticed the exact same thing as you

[@jacobharris954]

@@SS3213gsdf police and security officers do, and Japanese police force trains in it

[@michaelernst3731]

You know I have said this on other channels, It NEVER ceases to Amaze me on what the Human Body can do from Singing/Beatboxing , Strength Feats , Surviving Accidents/Major Trauma , Martial Arts , Slight of Hang Magic Tricks , and foods we can eat. Humans are just NUTS !

[@eigelgregossweisse9563]

If it weren't for the tools we've made, we would've lost to alot of primates, including ourselves long ago. Tools is what gave us the power to get the upper hand. So when you hear things about guns, weapons, etc... martial arts... well, that's still a tool, an equalizer.

[@mjolnir9855]

Wow, what an incredible breakdown! This was not only an excellent showcase for Asian-based grappling arts, but also for your wonderful cinematic skills in capturing these images. Bravo!

[@LG-cz6ls]

Oooo! I only saw JW when I was switching between channels and two Malinois made me pause to see them. Then there was this fight scene with that bloke from Bill and Ted. With cool dogs. And I thought, hang on, that's Aikido...and so is that...and those dogs are beautiful. That's a nice kotegaeshi, aww...doggies! Haven't watched them all yet, but it looks like the film franchise for me.

[@jacobharris954]

I think John wick has sambo background first then Judo, Aikido/ Aikijustu, BJJ and Karate, since the third movie reveals he is Russian

[@IzunaDestruction]

Belarus. But there are indeed sambo practicioners in the theatre, one of them performing uchi-mata and a perfect koshi-guruma into a kesa-gatame, the other one performing a flying armbar. Sambo has a lot in common with judo, but flying armbars are much more popular in sambo than judo, and John uses that kind of stuff a lot, so i'd say this is correct.

[@IzunaDestruction]

I realize we are both partly wrong on his origins. The lady in the theatre talks about the "Ruska Roma". Those are the gypsies scattered around the actual Russia, Belarus and Ukraine sometimes persecuted under the Soviet Union. John refers to himself as "child of Belarus". The surname "Jovonovich" is likely an Americanized version of the Serbian Jovanovic, and many Roma communities are in fact of Serbian origins. It's also unclear if he is an orphan or son of somebody from a tribe. So his personal origin is unknown but the tribe he grew up with is likely of Serbian origin and under the USSR lived in Belarus. We could speculate that they fled communism and went to the United States. Anyway, sambo still remains a good guess, given the native region of his tribe and the fact that there are indeed sambo practitioners inside the theatre.

[@Ymirson999]

Well, actually, he was always Russian among other things.

[@IzunaDestruction]

@@Ymirson999 and quite a classy one. He answers to Santino in Italian and prepares an Italian espresso with a proper machine, not the usual dark broth Americans call coffee. 🎩

[@HU55ARD]

It is sambo (and some other things too)

[@volpe2077]

Thank you for making this! This is a wonderful resource for fans of both John Wick, and Martial Arts! Great video!

[@kuzushi_kev]

🙏

[@miros1]

Excellent video! as a practitioner of judo and aikido, I thank you very much for this compilation of techniques!🎉

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

It's def nice to see a video giving aikido it's due because Steven Seagal both brought it to life and destroyed it within media, lol. A lot of people don't u nderstand Aikido (kinda like Krav Maga) has a ton of techniques not meant for sports fighting. Wouldn't you say? I mostly have practiced striking forms as my back is really fucked up but did some Aikido and Judo and just kinda mix-up whatever techniques work best for me these days.

[@connordunckel8544]

@@TheBoxingCannabyteI wrestled for years, did some bjj, karate, judo, and aikido and while on its own it might not be the “deadliest” art but if you add it to a solid grappling background it can be really useful filling in some gaps/setting yourself apart when sparring with others.

[@BlackCatKali]

Phenomenal video! Great job putting this together and highlighting the techniques. I have little to no knowledge of Japanese grappling arts (I'm a Kali/JKD/BJJ guy with a bit of Silat), but I still got a lot out of this. Makes me want to find an Aikido or traditional Japanese Jiujitsu dojo!

[@Ymirson999]

Excellent exposition. So many such videos are just a lot of hot air but yours does a very good illustration of technique and comprehension. Honestly and truly, well done.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Thank you !

[@AndyBrice]

Nicely done. I did a lot of the throws and some of the aiki techniques when I did Japanese Ju-jitsu years ago. The throws work so much better as part of striking (when you are moving and off balance) rather than in a judo context (where you are mostly trying not to move). There are loads of awesome judo throws in Kudo competitions. I find Judo competitions rather boring to watch in comparison. (Judo people might not agree!)

[@gregoryw.1160]

Outstanding work! I love how we can see the actors and stunt workers breaking it down sequentially first, then we can see the genuine connections to center that the Aikidoka and Judoka are doing. You did some exhaustive research and brought very diverse film examples. I noticed you used a lot of Seagal-shihan and Reynosa-shihan and their students and I was VERY impressed to see you’d planted lots of Hiroshi Isoyama-shihan clips in there! When people talk crap about Aikido, I literally show them Lenny Sly or Isoyama. Now I can just show them this! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@angeloschneider4272]

Lenny Sly is not really that good. E.g. he has a super bad technique and compensates with power and speed. E.g. Isoyama is an old man, he is powerful, yes. But: he uses technique, and his body is just fine. When Sly is at Isoyama's age: he will have ruined his body. Sly is one of those guys who think: if he makes everything more brutal, it is mor effective. This is of course "eye catchy" for the typical Aikido haters, but it is simply not true. Precision gives you the power, and correct technique the leverage, and then when you want to add speed in a safe manner: be my guest. But Sly would fail a first degree black belt test in basically every organization: because he mixes up brutality with technique.

[@jameslyddall]

What I love about these john wick films is how much training the actors must have put in for martial arts before filming. Must have been a great community on set.

[@p.l.5860]

Thank you. Finally someone that identified all the throws. Thanks for the time and effort. Judo Forever! - And don't forget BJJ stands for Basically Just Judo. I have to ask - Assuming you didn't recognize all the throws immediately - How did you then go about identifiying the throw?

[@kuzushi_kev]

I follow a lot of judo channels!

[@AceTheDuelist39]

#JudoForever

[@markusmaier2277]

Excellent! Please bring part 2!

[@arvinbjorkgren965]

Love this video, very nicely put together.

[@AQUARIASGOLDENAGE]

Love this one. New here. Subscribed because of this. Ty ❤❤❤

[@taroultraman1]

I love that there are more videos like this on youtube, I also watch scenic fights breakdown. I really appreciate what these kind of action movies have done seeing a lot of these videos.

[@kuzushi_kev]

They really show Japanese martial arts some deserved love

[@bristoncraigson9151]

These videos are great 👍 Very well done.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Interesting and worthwhile video.

[@WiseOldBill]

This was an unexpected gem to find. Thank you

[@magnustuve]

Relaxing.

[@jcbs]

Thanks man! Awesome video.

[@sevasentinel4146]

Nice compilation; it's so cool seeing grappling moves highlighted in popular films. I will say that it could be argued that it's Tai Otoshi at 9:06

[@olusegun.b.olofin5278]

Cant believe Keanu Reeves could do all those moves in all the John Wick movies from part 1-4 Awesome . He's a natural. John wick according to fhs storyline is from Belarus who knows how to speak Russian as well as various languages and is skilled in Sambo, Aikido, Judo, BJJ( I believe) , Ninjutsu, Kenjitsu and Gun Kata. Also there's a likelihood that Aikijitsu is involved . Keanu inspired more influence for the love of martial arts

[@rogermanley9017]

I love the music for this. this video brought back a lot of good memories from training and tournaments of years gone by, and more than a handful of throws that I had struggled to pull off especially in tournaments but can live vicariously through John wick, lol. Thanks!

[@sanddriftaikidomartialarts9967]

Excellent video. Appreciate the illustration of the movie version and how these techniques are practiced in the dojo.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@BodyByBenSLC]

Sankyo is one of favorites. It's not highly technical great if they are taller. Doing rondori I use it all the time to move people in the way of other attackers.

[@KILLHACAY]

Wow! Amazing video! The details knowledge and research you shared is brilliant I especially like how you added footage of the actual moves from other sources for comparison and shown clearly with the name too. It must have been tough and taken a long time to make I can only imagine how difficult it was socwell done! Its a shame you didn't get the bjj moves included as you said but I think in my humble opinion you did get alot of the techniques in there anyway.. please keep up the great work and perhaps you could do the sane kind of video on other action martial arts movies and films..

[@kuzushi_kev]

Hey thanks for rockin with me. I appreciate it! John wick part 4, is coming and if you’re a fan of the metal gear solid series, that’s going up at some point. Let me know if any films come to mind !

[@kuzushi_kev]

I’ve trained BJJ for a few months and loved it, but didn’t know enough of the names to do the techniques justice

[@DanTheWolfman]

@@kuzushi_kev I worked Motion Capture for Konami for two weeks...Russian Soilder, generic soilders, and Russian Character Systema Master etc.....I know there is one cinematic scene in Metal Gear where Snake defends a straight knife stab and throws him to the ground with a Kaitenage....I think they may have used footage they took of my audition as a reference on that idk. If you can find it, and then footage of me doing Kaitenage (perhaps in my knife defense vids) that would be cool.

[@kuzushi_kev]

@@DanTheWolfman wow that’s an incredible opportunity! You should make a video that details the story!

[@anti_Hype_334]

bjj is judo

[@Ryanhwelton]

That was awesome!

[@JimTempleman]

Nice work!

[@osrikvonjager1717]

Very cool great job, lot of hard work. JV

[@marcodesousalago3703]

Muiti invrivel este video, godtei bastante! Abraços 🙏🏻🌹

[@zacharydavies9083]

Remarkable to see just how many techniques look like they’re from karate katas - even the basic ones like Heian Yondan! This has certainly made me want to learn grappling to deepen my karate! :)

[@mrV69]

Great video keep up the great work

[@kuzushi_kev]

@@mrV69 thank you 🙏

[@Aniontedone]

Excellent break down.

[@shawkibouhroud]

Epic video I'm subscribed now, I see a bright future for this channel, Keep it up!

[@zhenjiu]

Excellent. Well done.

[@R6Wick]

Genius video.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Thank you kindly 🙏

[@thehastingsdojo2332]

Great work well done

[@kuzushi_kev]

Thank you 🙏

[@lsporter88]

Excellent.😎👍🏾

[@billbill6576]

Awesome vid 👍🏼

[@RippedPantsss]

Yo this is awesome!

[@Madaster1917]

Excellent! I think this may have even prepared me for being a stuntman in the film now. Keanu Reeves, if you stop by, I'm available for your future movies. 😁

[@Love-Within]

Video starts at 1:45

[@dposting2941]

THANK you for covering OTHER than Brazilian 69ing! People act like BJJ and Maui Thai are the end all be all just bc a SPORT has their RULES set in a way that favors them.

[@KeanuReeves.111]

Thanks so much for all the love and support

[@interestedlen8823]

Is that really you, Baba Yaga?😁 Your work is at another level, man. Thanks for the total excellence, K, much love and respect, and be well, from Wales.

[@spartaxlocals]

Bing Chilling Lo-Fi Beats 🔥🔥

[@kuzushi_kev]

Ur a real one

[@kevbailey03]

Awesome!

[@kuzushi_kev]

Have you seen John Wick 4? What am I getting myself into?

[@jacobharris954]

Awesome movie, seen it twice !

[@lusitanus6504]

You are going to have some work to do 🙂

[@hafizaz-9858]

10:35 M A S T E R C O M B A T P I S T O L g c t remember m e

[@corporaterobotslave400]

saw it on my birthday; violent as hell, had some great stunts, and some funny as crap scenes, too.

[@kuzushi_kev]

@@corporaterobotslave400 I still haven’t seen it! Maybe this week

[@Annoyingdad78]

Thank you

[@andrewmacdonald8076]

Awesome thanks🥝🇳🇿😎

[@angelbayon9239]

Thanks bro I was trying to learn this same exact thing! I subbed.

[@NinjaFlutePlayer]

maaaaaaaaaaaaaan thank u for this! really

[@iamthatiam49]

Nice Bro

[@AndreiPetre]

Very cool video and that's a lot of work thanks a lot, I'll keep coming back to it! What is your background and how did you feel when you did those discoveries/elements from other martial arts. I'm also studying aikido and I'm wondering what should I consider further down the line as a martial art to complement it with for self defence. Thank you!

[@kuzushi_kev]

Thanks for the compliment! I’ve trained aikido for over 10 years now, do BJJ on and off, dabbled in karate, Muay Thai, judo, some boxing… the more I study the more I realize there’s so much overlap between the styles

[@YoutubeEnjoyer07H]

Seoi nage,yoko guruma, kotegaeshi,Makikomi are his favorite moves

[@ll7868]

I took Judo as a lad, we had to learn all the moves in Japanese so when they called the move we had to do it. That was the hardest part, learning the Japanese, took me almost 3 years to get my orange belt then I stopped.

[@kuzushi_kev]

That language portion makes it feel like a test within a test

[@MrSamurailanx]

As Aikidoka for 9 yrs, Aikido techniques are majority of his skill set

[@markusmaier2277]

Second part please.

[@BadaBarreto]

Muito bom. Vi o II primeiro. Bem legal!

[@hustlemadec9985]

I enjoy

[@eliotquintana9802]

Good techniques martial arts

[@KeanuReeves.111]

Thanks so much for all the love and support

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

Love this video! Definitely makes me want to up my ground game. My striking and "gun/pistol-fu" is fairly on point, but my ground game is fucking horrible. Mainly due to having rheumatoid arthritis and fibromayalgia that developed in my 20s on top of boxing injuries, but stand-up throws and holds I can do fairly well. I'm mostly confident in my abilities as a striker, knife fighting techniques, primarily fma and pistols + shotguns. Outside of that im really quite useless haha :P

[@JaapH]

Then don't end up on the ground 😅

[@dward4629]

Poetry in motion...

[@ninpo9]

People ask me what my martial art is i say watch john wick as its Jujutsu as iv done those techniques in ninjutsu/jujutsu & ninjutsu/aikido/hapkido/judo/bjj etc all from jujutsu but see no bjj groundwork in films only jujutsu/ninjutsu/hapkido groundwork as they get up from floor/pin attacker down from above as battlefield arts rather than stay on ground bjj. All arts i mentioned are affective & great.

[@michaelmontgomery727]

It's so much nicer seeing the possibilities of Aikido or Aiki-jujitsu in John Wick than a version of Aikido from sensei Segal.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Cuz Keanu is an incredible human being

[@TheSilence1]

Do you not realize that clips of Steven Segal were used in this video as the "proof reels".

[@drokaforchidumejeourdrking9943]

Keanu is a watcher one of the fallen angels, he lives forever

[@kuzushi_kev]

Facts

[@Airriel333]

First time viwer LOVED this. by some chance would you do a SCOTT ADKINS blow by blow in his film Accident Man 2 the fight seen with actor martial artist ANDY was incredible in throws, rolls and technique... and this content is worth of RE-WATCHING loved the music choice too thank you Blessings Roshandra warmly writing on LOVE JOHN WICK series

[@billymandalay193]

wow Had no idea Keanu was such a performer.

[@NinjaFlutePlayer]

where is part twooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@olusegun.b.olofin5278]

I want to see more martial arts fighting illustrations in movies . Here on this channel .

[@steve00alt70]

John loves doing the Shoulder throw alot.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Yea that’s in his top 3 for sure.. a lot of sacrifice yoko gurumas and kotegaeshi too

[@Yupppi]

I'm starting to feel like every sacrifice throw can be classified as yoko guruma in judo. I'm guessing they just have to go to the side and you have to sacrifice your back to the ground for it to be called yoko guruma. I didn't actually know kubi nage is a separate technique in judo, I'm thinking today it'd be labeled in competition just as something like koshi guruma, the Kodokan demonstration even has the behind the neck grip. With the ankle pick it's hard to say if it's kibisu gaeshi or kuchiki taoshi, since he grabs below the knee which is very high for heel trip and rather low for the one-handed throwdown. The first sacrifice throw in the first movie has been bothering me a lot. Maybe because it doesn't seem like a technique at all in the end, just him pulling and diving through the legs. To me it looked like fake sumi gaeshi where his leg was supposed to meet the inner thigh, but I've seen it called tomoe nage and now uki waza too. Some of the strangles also confused me, mainly because Kodokan doesn't have them or counts a lot of variations into them. Like jigoku-jime, it looks distinguishable but I wonder if it's labeled as okuri-eri-jime or something in competition. Even Canto choke gets called okuri-eri-jime as far as I know, despite being nothing like the Kodokan's demonstration. I thought the handcuff scene was like sankaku-jime but with a better look here I don't even know what to call it so I'll take your interpretation. At some point the video started labeling sasae tsurikomi ashi as sasae tsurikomi goshi, I assume by accident since I mix up sasae tsurikomi ashi and sode tsurikomi goshi all the time. Goshi meaning hip throw, ashi meaning leg. Sode meaning sleeve and sasae meaning supporting foot. It was cool to see Shintaro Higashi with his father and Sampson judo. Cool video, one of the more comprehensive videos about the techniques.

[@royce45678]

Great job!

[@nassimalli6663]

Excellent video ! But 10:41 it’s sasae tsurikomi ashi (foot trip) and not goshi (hip)

[@JivecattheMagnificent]

Great video bro, would have been even more engaging with a full commentary, too.

[@angeloschneider4272]

Two general mistakes. What you call "Kaiten Nage" is the beginning (entrance) of a potential Kaiten Nage, but is not finished and ends in Ude Garami, it is not a Nage (throw) at all, but a pin. What you call "Gokkyo", is a variation of Nikkyo. Gokyo is a completely different technique. So the Kote Gaeshi - Gokkyo Pin, is either simlpy a Kote Gaeshi with a default/standard pin, or a Kote Gashi with a Nikkyo Pin. However great work. If you want I pinpoint the minutes and find some example videos.

[@bwkid1]

Great video, thank you. I have been training combat jj and combat sambo for a few years, along with some other styles. All for the street. We have done many of these throws. But in no way do i do them anything like this. Even when im doing the throw, im usually still the one who gets hurt. Might not be doing them correctly lol.

[@kuzushi_kev]

I’ve never tried sambo, I’ve always wanted to try it

[@regannealephotography]

Is the any particular martial art that occurs more in these films than others?

[@asdf8asdf8asdf8asdf]

Aikido judo and some BJ very nice

[@styxinclouds4747]

11:26 is steven seagal btw

[@IzunaDestruction]

Ahahahaha great choice for Sode-Tsuri. John Wick pulling a Van T End ippon 😂 By the way, the guy will be on the mat tomorrow for the Judo World Championship in Doha in the - 90Kg category. Follow the competition!

[@hafizaz-9858]

10:27

[@HAYD767]

John has made an advancement [throw 100+ Mobs]

[@anas-432]

Do batman from the movies next😁

[@kuzushi_kev]

Which Batman? 🦇

[@eraywayne2165]

Aikido is a performing art, if you say martial art, it evolves into a passive martial art

[@yashsingh799]

Every time when i watch a movie and then a fight scene comes in the movie i think this scene and the fighter is like comparing son🤡 and a father 🗿

[@Xiy114]

Keanu Reeves is talented in being able to learn and perform a lot of different stuff.

[@kuzushi_kev]

He’s pure gristle from head to toe. A real action star for sure, because there’s no denying he is devoted to the craft

[@erwankervevan9375]

Évidement , c'est "Violent" !!! Mais les katas sont magnifiquement effectués !

[@zshakur]

Most of the BJJ he used came from Judo anyway

[@Hello-IsaacHere]

That is how it works

[@toyama3307]

something I haven't understand about these throws is that some move looks like it supposed to break/dislocate their joint instead of throwing them. is it really the force throwing them flying or they just instinctively follow the direction of the force to save their joints? also the music is unusually chill for this kind of content lol.

[@kuzushi_kev]

The henchman are throwing themselves with a breakfall… it makes for a very Hollywood, very aesthetically pleasing fall. When this is done on someone who doesn’t know how to do a breakfall, they usually just splat on their back or on their shoulder :)

[@toyama3307]

@@kuzushi_kev I see, got it. thanks

[@pineapplejuice1156]

im practicing these on my brother

[@UlrichJungblut-rw1fv]

Ah yes, shooting while driving; classic martial arts.

[@kuzushi_kev]

Never heard of carjitsu?

[@UlrichJungblut-rw1fv]

@@kuzushi_kev Now I have :-D

[@Endru85x]

He learned those skills thanks to GTA😂

[@TheKinesiologist1]

ok late to the party, i love the vid however: severe criticism. you should replace the kodokan kouchi makkikomi with one from the late great Tashihiko Koga. :(

[@frosttyrant9222]

Wait i think i saw steven segal in there somewhere.

[@daitanaikido]

Excelente vídeo! Alinhou bem os movimentos do filme as técnicas treinadas no Dojo. Muito obrigado

[@tonidjugum5553]

Actually, Ashi Barai is also shotokan karate technique (known as "sweep the leg, Johnny" too)