Flying Armbar (Flying Juji-Gatame)

[@diegocalvo6261]

This format is really great for showing a move. No frills, just show it a bunch of times at different speeds.

[@AntonZwijsen]

Thanks!

[@caraddict8692]

Still amazes me to this day, after 1 year seeing this video

[@somenobody3478]

its so satisfying to do

[@AntonZwijsen]

Thanks for all the nice comments guys, and thank you for sharing this video so abundantly! It's truly appreciated.

[@RealizeBJJLife]

I'M USING YOUR VIDEO TO LEARN THIS TECHNIQUE!! You hit this. IT'S SO SMOOTH!!

[@AntonZwijsen]

That's awesome, thank you!

[@houstonmiguel2474]

is he holding on to his sleeve with his left arm while he wraps his leg around?

[@AntonZwijsen]

You can either grab the sleeve or wrap your arm around uke's arm just like in Kanuki-Gatame. The latter is the only option in a no-gi situation of course. However, this direct kanuki-gatame-like grip can actually dislocate the elbow joint while you are in the air, so be careful with this. That's why in-the-air I loosen up a little bit towards a high sleeve grip. In this variation it's also easier to maintain the kanuki-gatame-like-grip during the 'flight', as you give yourself some more space by entering sideways: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX-kd4elgLSWeas

[@ggjudaadyhj5891]

Lol, what going . I don't remember people staying there for you to put feet in them. I just fake I inside reap sweep and when they lean that direction u jump into a armbar

[@Cazzacker]

Nice one. Slow mo really made it really clear

[@AntonZwijsen]

Thanks for your comment Matt!

[@AntonZwijsen]

✅ SUPER SPECTACULAR MARTIAL ARTS MOVES, all in one quick video: ▶▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIbVnXusgr5je8U ◀◀ ✅ FLYING ARMBAR from the side and EXTREMELY HIGH !! ▶▶ ​kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX-kd4elgLSWeas​ ◀◀ ✅ FLYING ARMBAR Jumped in directly ▶▶ kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYLPhqiOoLmhg7s ◀◀ These three variations differ in where Tori places his right foot.

[@Gabrielhoffman531]

That is some ninja shit right there

[@AntonZwijsen]

I have two other variations of this movement on my youtube channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYLPhqiOoLmhg7s (jumped in directly) and kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX-kd4elgLSWeas (a higher version from the side). These three variations differ in where Tori puts his right foot.

[@frankacosta1695]

I like this favorite move I usually wait for them swing I catch the arm I wrap my both leg in mid air around arm get them in armlock

[@sakurairofuyu3256]

Learned about that arm bar in a webcomic called The Gentle Way. What a beautiful and interesting technique!

[@AntonZwijsen]

Glad you ended up at my video! Are you gonna learn to perform it yourself as well?

[@InflamedGut]

Very nice man, well done !!

[@Achraf-xg7ql]

You just made my day

[@AntonZwijsen]

Happy to having been able to do that for you!

[@frankacosta1695]

Thump up for this video still learning this move

[@Toxicgamerdog]

For how flashy and acrobatic this technique is, it's shocking to see how often it's used successfully in tournaments

[@Liquidcadmus]

Beautiful!

[@justcruisina1ong]

Lovely vid. Pity it didn't show it across different angles. Just keeps repeating from front view. Would've loved seeing it from the other side.

[@AntonZwijsen]

Thank you! You are right, that is a good idea! Will absolutely do that in the next series of videos.

[@pt7930]

Niko Style Water Kata Bind of Pisces be like:

[@AntonZwijsen]

I actually had to google that :D

[@JW65]

ok that was wicked i wanna do it

[@張棕]

Thank for teaching

[@charlenesalvador2469]

I really love thisss!! ♥️

[@AntonZwijsen]

Thank you!!

[@neiseo8523]

good receord thanks anton

[@AntonZwijsen]

Thanks for your lovely comment my friend!

[@FirstnameLastname-bd3wy]

is u a ninja?

[@ShinyBurgor]

Are u a ninja ,thats the right one you idiot

[@theepidemicoflife6597]

@@ShinyBurgor shut up bruh

[@forintenshi9030]

@@ShinyBurgor 😭😭😭

[@llamathecooldude691]

@@ShinyBurgor Ok Shakespeare

[@venomousnemesis]

I is ninja

[@supremespanker]

What's the standard defense just break the guys neck? It would be instructive to show also the guy defending the flying armbar.

[@djsonicc]

don't get caught in it lol

[@thejohnrahm]

connect hands using gable grip or a similar grip and slam to guard. if he is good, he will land properly (on hand to back) and you will have to stack him to rip the arm out. slamming is hard because he is already low to the ground and pulling you down, so you likely won't be able to lift him up. all you can do is "fall" more (unless you're a serious lifter and have great balance).

[@chri5._.a4l]

Time to try this on my little bro

[@akiolukban6645]

But your weight will affect it. The time you grab and lock your left arm to his right arm he'll be screaming. When you step on his legs he'll fall due to you being too heavy and you'll break your neck. Because your little bro couldn't "Stand" your weight

[@akiolukban6645]

But anyway it's a funny joke

[@ibrahimylmaz8442]

@@akiolukban6645 i let my sister do to me and it worked

[@srs6461]

Don’t do it if you’re not an expert.

[@Arnichoutoutou]

Fuck corona, I wanna go back to being able to do this

[@215_Kamron]

I finally know how to do it know 🙃

[@AntonZwijsen]

Amazing!

[@creppony7223]

can u do rounda submission , i think it called arm bar hold , please do that (;

[@s.m.samidhassansazin1349]

Is it allowed in the games??

[@AntonZwijsen]

That depends entirely on what kind of games you are referring to?

[@MrAnandml]

That's Kudo ..right?!

[@leondarley2811]

The full name in rōmaji is Tobi-Jūji-Gatame.

[@AntonZwijsen]

That's been noted! I'm eager to level up my Japanese.

[@am1d]

Nice acrobatics, but I have serious doubts that anyone would allow you to get this close to them and grab them exactly the way you want to pull this off in a competitive setting.

[@danielest5502]

is this allowed in competition?

[@AntonZwijsen]

What competition do you mean?

[@hellrordft8633]

I have seen it in Judo Olympics, so yes

[@philipbarrowarchangelrapha9105]

Seen an attempt of this on tick tock with a break probably good for show but unless in a ground work situation should not be done in a fighting situation risky for both fighters

[@AntonZwijsen]

I agree, be very careful with this one! Either use it in show, or as a last resort sacrifice technique.

[@tundra1969]

How long did it take you to do the flying armbrad

[@AntonZwijsen]

Hard to say how long. Just keep trying until you can. It's best that you first practice a normal Ude-Hishigi-Juji-Gatame starting from a guard position. If you've mastered that, then try the Hikomi-Waza version. Then try the flying version with a partner who keeps standing up and you just hang in it and go back again. If you try it immediately, you'll hurt your back. Only then try a full flying version.

[@GT-Tezzy]

Only if someone would let you do that to them lol

[@bestaround3323]

A move that is cool flashy and horribly impractical. Please never use this in a real match.

[@robertcarlos5342]

what is it called when you stand on the persons thigh then use that to get high up and how do you do it

[@AntonZwijsen]

I suppose they call that the flying armbar :) ? Or what are you referring to exactly?

[@Romlanco]

Check out worldstar, a wrestler just became a vegetable after a failed attempt at executing this move!

[@darnellgarcia4741]

Wow that's cool can u teach me

[@AntonZwijsen]

Who knows, I'll make a tutorial video some day. For now, you can book me for a seminar, you can get in touch here: www.AntonZwijsen.com/Contact

[@Enqantment]

Hmmm imma test that on my coach…

[@MatthewLarson578]

Now I won’t get hit with the belt :)

[@AntonZwijsen]

That is great news!

[@thegoodgamer5099]

i wanna learn this but dont wanna hurt who im sparring with haha

[@somenobody3478]

when done on softer ground with caution it isnt that bad

[@MrRaynx3]

Guys... flying armbar is dangerous. U dont wanna become paralyzed like that russian guy

[@AntonZwijsen]

I agree, it is a very dangerous technique in many aspects! Don't try this at home :).

[@ssamdog26]

I heard that this move is very risky, someone told me that a Russian tried to do this move and failed, he broke his neck and got paralyzed

[@cska2001]

BS! In Russian Sambo it is called "висячка"(vusyachka). And it's done completely different- just watch by Neil Adams Flying Juji-gatami.

[@rayedits3001]

How can I do this lol

[@AntonZwijsen]

Don't worry, I'll teach you!

OSS!

[@themagicofbrendanmcnulty7976]

You sure are getting a considerable amount of base support from your opponent. Very well rehearsed acrobatics.. I like the way you are so gently cradled to your shoulders.

[@TheDarkLordLucifer911]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJDGeauJr7ina68

[@davids1681]

@@TheDarkLordLucifer911 Ahhh...now THAT'S where the 'flying' part would come in...I think the OP's version would be the 'climbing' armbar...

[@cielgrey5378]

this cant be allowed in judo, right?

[@AntonZwijsen]

As far as I know in fact it still is. However, we just don't see it very often.

[@Украинскаямафия-ю4ы]

Is that Brazilian jiu jitsu or just jiu jitsu???

[@AntonZwijsen]

Great question. The short answer is "both" and the long one lies in the history of the martial arts. Personally I practice Japanese Jiu-Jitsu (as well as several other Japanese martial arts), more specifically the style developed by Den Edel and Boersma (who are in fact Dutch). It is in fact pretty similar to the old Kodokan Jiu-Jitsu. But of course this technique is seen in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as well as in many other martial arts. A specialist in flying armbars is Judo world champion Kashiwazaki Sensei, with whom I've once had the honor of meeting with, and he is a Judoka. Judo and BJJ came forth from older Jiu-Jitsu styles of course (that's why the answer is 'both'). It's very likely that other martial arts around the world have developed this technique as well. It is al just a matter of classification. I'm actually starting a website where this classification will become clear. More info soon!

[@alandamiancarrabilla933]

Judo

[@aleciao697]

This is Judo

[@carlosernestogameroleon5750]

It is also Japanese Jiu Jitsu and Judo, in Ninjutsu they also use Juji Gatame

[@stevebayt145]

No women in a self defense situation in the real world is going to be able to do that spontaneously except for Eve Gracie, Simoe Bioles, maybe Jamie Sale, Nancy Kerrigan or some other super trained athlete.

[@AntonZwijsen]

You are probably right :D

[@72tacos]

DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. Judo 🥋 black belt here. Almost paralized my self please no.

[@dimviesel]

😍

[@MMA_bjj]

akurobathikku！

[@AntonZwijsen]

Could you say that in English?

[@villain5824]

I did this during my fight and broke his arm...ummm

[@AntonZwijsen]

That's brutal, but can happen. In a real fight or in a tournament? Happen to have a video of it?

[@llamazfn7270]

Not the same person but I broke my leg in a takedown, so yeah it can happen!

[@AntonZwijsen]

@@llamazfn7270 That sucks badly, how did it happen, which technique?

[@llamazfn7270]

@@AntonZwijsen Osoto Gari, everything went wrong, ended up with 5 fractures on my Tibia and 2 on my fibula

[@AntonZwijsen]

@@llamazfn7270 wow, I hope you have recovered well! You may consider practicing more individual martial arts, like Karate (kata), and focus on groundwork, which is less risky.

[@miliba]

who else came here to see how payzutdin aliyev couldve done the move without breaking his neck?

[@mohamedouhari2557]

👍👍

[@imknowwhome]

YOUNG KHABIB DOING THIS

[@imknowwhome]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6bKhGSXnNF0Zqc

[@whomstdve9701]

Foolish woman... my mom will feel if she asks me to do the dishes next time

[@AntonZwijsen]

Hahaha funniest comment 'till now.

[@makaylarae1000]

You gonna get your ass whooped. 😂

[@danielmcgibbon8200]

Show off

[@aliandrei5967]

bad joke, thats not a hit...is a joke. do this with Tyson

[@vibhassunkara7322]

just copied this technique thanks

[@AntonZwijsen]

Awesome! How did it work out?

[@vibhassunkara7322]

@@AntonZwijsengot it in first sparring session

[@aarongornalle29]

this is a stupid move, I mean fancy but going agaisnt someone larger then you and doing this youd be body slammed to the ground, not worth it.

[@cska2001]

Complete BS! Good for Hollywood movies- only. Absolutely no control of the elbow- you will be smacked from 6" on the ground pretty hard!

[@AntonZwijsen]

It is indeed not advised to perform this technique in selfdefense or in competition, in most cases.

[@cska2001]

@@AntonZwijsen Wrong again! Perfect in judo and sambo competition, just need to learn in a right way how and when to do it.

[@Kyrelel]

Dumbest martial arts move ever :/

[@_ani]

the... what?