How to prevent the overthrow in BJJ

How to prevent the overthrow in BJJ
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[@judochopsueypodcast1422]

This is a fantastic explanation and one I will always remember. I think over 14 years of Judo I've overthrown five times. I do what you explained but no one ever taught it to me. I only wanted the best transition from throw to newaza. I now have something to teach other than "don't overthrow." Thank you.

[@user-tz1fd1hl8t]

All you have to do is bring back the original Judo with everything standup and ground (leg locks, ankle, all the old ground stuff) very simole

[@pandesal1421]

Guy about to do a choke: Shintaro: PANIC

[@calebeddy1949]

This is good stuff. Judo is not just for competition. It is also for self-defence and is a good skill set to have for MMA, Jiujitsu or Sambo competition. Keep up the good work. I would not like to drive my hip into the ground in a street fighting situation unless it is protected by my opponents body. I may need to be able to run after the throw or the submission.

[@TeknoOrganicVirus]

I'm not first but Shintaro senpai will always first in my judo heart.

[@kek397]

That's Shintaro sensei to you!

[@TeknoOrganicVirus]

@@kek397 whooooooosh

[@vindicatedafi]

Great explanation good topic to cover

[@joeldiaz4207]

Another great video. I love it when you teach methods that cross over into other arts and self defense. Thank you.

[@slavicvolk]

Judo for Bjj tips are undervalued yet appreciated

[@MrMattDeese]

Hey, man, I was listening to your interview with Travis Stevens from a few days ago. I'm a NYC based Judoka. I remember you said something about growing an American brand of Judo. I have an idea I think might work & help you (everyone else) involved. Is there a way I can email you? Btw, love your work. You've really helped my Judo. 🙏💪🥋

[@dochudson4875]

Nice video man!

[@carlstanford7607]

Great tips

[@chrismaks2518]

This would have come in handy in my 1st BJJ gold medal match. BIG OVERTHROW and 380lbs on my back....face lock and twist into jaw dislocation and I had to tap to the fat-jitsu!

[@slavicvolk]

Fatjitsu lmao I know the feeling

[@oliverkucuk5859]

First. KEEP go SIR: GREAT VIDEO

[@mrv1271]

Very useful for the non sport judokas. Like me.

[@SpodyOdy]

Im glad Im not the only one that realizes this issue with judo. I think they shouldn't reward ippon unless stay on top and in control.

[@Hatsukoi839]

They can always do that, but it doesn’t matter as they already ippon and don’t need to control the opponent already. However, out of judo sport tournament, people usually do controls during practise to enhance their ground work.

[@budisutanto5987]

It depends on the ippon standard. If it's Japan standard, ippon = death, that throw used in hard surface will disable opponent. Without sufficient power, you won't get ippon . . at Japan

[@ralphmartinez9919]

Haha. I love it. Don’t worry we’ll keep watching. Purple belch here 🤙🏽🇺🇸

[@hunterhendricks4721]

That first throw was beautiful

[@carlosgranah]

This is a great video. I wish you had more camera angles. I like the way you cover this point in Judo for BJJ.

[@andyx2299]

0:21 nicccccce ^^

[@Emmermacher]

Great video, Shintaro. Can you insert some slowmos here? I think, this is helpful here. Have a nice evening.

[@ianyoung8392]

It would be really cool if you taught all the popular throws for self defence and combative exercises. The adjustments for maintaining posture, controlling uke and how all the throws might go either way and why. i.e. leaving uke completely unharmed and discombobulated whilst keeping standing advantage with posture..... vs doing real damage with the throw itself. I feel that if you teach them all the principles then that deeper understanding both reduces injuries in sport and increases competency in real life?

[@lilt504]

Thank you. Perfect explanation. Request: start slower with step by step then full speed.

[@tonytrojan97]

Sport judo vs Street judo. That would be a great topic to touch upon plus you'll have tons of videos to illustrate the difference until the tournament circuit comes back, whenever that is. Also address the challenges of multiple assailants for someone without a striking background because in my experience, it's never just one.

[@dianecenteno5275]

Street Judo becomes Jujitsu 😎

[@tonytrojan97]

@@dianecenteno5275 Against multiple assailants?

[@talesfromthetoiletseat8295]

Lol the camera ran out of juice lol that was.... abrupt. Awesome anyways your throws are awesome

[@pelejahosoba5280]

I rarely to never do the overthrow, because as a street fighter or someone who has engaged in many unplanned street fights and seen thug battles, u don't want to ever do the overthrow, even though ur throw may destroy him, depending on the texture of the ground, u still want to remain on the top, in fact when I throw hard ippons am always on my feet standing,I see people rolling over or being under but I hate the idea from a realistic point, also with the fact that the street isn't with padded mat,but rough,concrete, sharp stones, and dirty,nice video shintaro

[@chrischiang1512]

Omg, there are missing details at the end of the video, would you please retake this video?

[@Polymorphidz]

You can tell he doesn't use that crashpad very often (not necessarily a bad thing) because he put it seam up. This makes it vulnerable to tearing from the repeated impact of throws. Crashpads will last longer if you put them seam down.

[@bombastikderteutone6858]

idk he already made a video about this "seam up vs down" long time ago maybe this time he didnt care

[@jrmbayne]

Oddly enough, he made a video about this

[@seths3781]

The alternative is to view overthrow as just fancy pulling guard (or pulling side control or even more fun positions)!

[@jrmbayne]

Not everything is about ippon I am so so disappointed 😅😅😜