Highly effective Japanese Turnover by Ivo dos Santos

[@egorka2201]

cool technique thank you so much, i will practice it.

[@kristianOLS]

It's a good one for sure!

[@thos1618]

Nice move. This is my best submission BJJ. I disagree with the details of the finish though.

[@neilsimpson3359]

lucky this isn't bjj then.

[@sebastianhuang]

Finallyyyy something i can do!!

[@BeyondGrappling]

:) . Don't forget to subscribe as i am posting new Judo videos every Monday

[@awmartian424]

Ty

[@DegoJudo2012]

Grazie 🇮🇹👍🏼

[@BeyondGrappling]

My pleasure

[@tiggerphoo21]

Nice

[@olafspider]

Cool easy technique! Thanks

[@blekinours93]

VERY HELPFUL

[@olaberglund1776]

Nice one! Will test it today on my BJJ training today.

[@koj1m4]

Only a weak turtle position gives enough space for this second arm to come through, I guess. Nice technique though!

[@ih0p]

@Perttu Hurskainen also, when you pull hard on the lapel with the first hand it disrupts the person's base enough that they have to open up or else they'll just tip over. Nick Kosser does a similar move he calls the Canadian Roll which I think is more effective than this version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZmneZyBYpqhq7c

[@alexeyepifanov2684]

Turtle defense is incorrect. No one defense in turtle this way spreading elbows out. Correct turtle is when all elbows are tight fold in, with no space gaps. Try this offense with correct turtle

[@BeyondGrappling]

You actually need both. Elbows in leaves gaps for opponent to create space for hooks in Elbows out stops hooks but allows for wrist grabs

[@alexeyepifanov2684]

This is the point - proper turtle leaves no space to hug up neither lapel nor elbows

[@BeyondGrappling]

@@alexeyepifanov2684 yes but your knees are exposed. There is always a weakness