Human Weapon Sambo - Scissor Takedown

Ohh, and interesting take down is what the two hosts of Human Weapon learn next. It's not really that easy to pull off many times though, imo.

[@SethofWinnipeg]

Just a tip for everyone that I learned from personal experience. This technique doesn't work on horses.

[@seitenname3531]

Nah you just did it wrong

[@BOUNCER13x11]

this breaks ankles

[@MicahBenally]

It can break knees

[@midnightbat344]

It can ruin someone life

[@isaacgarcia2979]

Knees not ankles

[@EMR80]

You can pull the move off in a fight if the guy grabs your kicking leg. Remember if they can't see it, they can't defend against it.

[@robertwomack8653]

You can bait them with a kick and do this.

[@EMR80]

@@robertwomack8653 Yes I done it before with feint Sidekick

[@ajbrown5850]

Scorpion move.

[@Kirillcankicker]

This is actually a great move for street fighting if you know when to use it and when to use it. Plus there are diffrent versions of this technique so you can put your hands in diffrent places. It works ok in no-gi but I find that it works best in gi. But be warned. This technique will get you DQed faster than you can say "prevet" in a tournament. I did this during class once and I got yelled at to never do it in tournament. Glad I was told becasue I was(and still am) going to compete in NAGA.

[@Chuikov23]

Yes, it is Kani Basami. It was designed as an attack against an opponent trying to hold you off. It is still taught but was banned from competition in the 80s because of the risk of injury - uke striking the back of his head.

[@nerd888]

its more because people do it wrong causing it to shred the other persons knee and ankles

[@arturomoreno6746]

I'm in wrestling and not many wrestlers know about this move and I take full advantage of that.

[@AriAri-wy1hg]

Arturo Moreno it's banned in a lot of tournament though...

[@EazyboyZ2012]

@@AriAri-wy1hg Jep, broke my ankle when someone did this to me.

[@_penguin_9946]

It’s illegal in wrestling now

[@isaacgarcia2979]

It’s a very dangerous Jiu Jitsu move called Kani basami

[@terellslaughter6567]

Heck with that move. I just like watching Scorpion do this on MK 😂

[@bastien067]

I practiced this move very often, and more than work on the legs, it is the rotation between upper and lower body that make the strenght of the move

[@Eatazombie]

LOL I pulled this move off at one of my high school wrestling matches. I was completely dominating the kid, I was bored, and my coach wasn't looking so I decided to give it a try, it actually worked out quite nicely! lol I couldn't do much with it, I ended up just getting out of it, but they gave me 2 points for it.

[@_penguin_9946]

It’s illegal that ref didn’t know that it was

[@markcabugawan8031]

@@_penguin_9946illegal only in bjj

[@notthatguy2284]

This move is banned in several BJJ promotions because if the knee buckles instead of that nice takedown (which basically always happens) they end up in a sort of instant calf slicer and shred their knee. It is NOT a practical move and is dangerous even when done correctly.

[@cobramgh]

People are confused on the followup for this. You should immediately follow this move with a heel hook or a heel lock. It's not a "staple" move by any means, just something you keep in a bag of tricks to catch someone off guard.

[@smolkafilip]

Okay. You ve got him on the ground. What know? You are both downed and locked into the other.

[@FusBoxesambo1]

As Ive aged, this type of takedown has become best for me. I use the whole scissor and half scissor throw. After you get youe neck broke, you look for ways to not do it again, this is one.

[@Gottschalk1990]

when they're on the ground after you could easily just break the poor bastards leg

[@giovanni-hf9uo]

The song is vital to try remember the basics of cqc

[@libertylagrana]

Now I can cut my papers in school

[@hyukal]

As soon as you get the guy down,it becoems an armbar,a submission move. But,in the streets,it isn't based on rules,damage the opponent with the submission.

[@Thesocraticbreed]

Taken from Judo, I saw it in a Judo book which had pictures from a video that happened back in Kano's days...

[@mattrolandjim]

Very similar to a ju jitsu move called 'crab-claw scissors' love it but even as a sacrifice it's insanely difficult to pull off

[@heiio66]

If I was to stumble upon someone doing that to someone else I would think to my self "What the fu**...."

[@dustymiller65]

Small "f" stands for force, probably measured in Newtons. "K.E". for Kinetic Energy. "P.E." for Potential Energy. Thus, f (K.E. + P.E.) on right side of the equation stands for the total force caused by adding the kinetic energy and potential energy values. As for those three small "w" things with dots on top of them, balancing out the general equation on the other side of the equal sign...I think they're referring to Whoopass technique numbers i, ii, and iii. (#'s 1, 2, and 3.)

[@DJFistOfCurry]

lol yepz. Cung Le is famous for preforming this move in many of his Sanda fights :)

[@perdedoronline]

illegalusername, hey i just say that fight with silva and ryo. Wow! awesome!

[@hyukal]

If you can grab his arm, it can be an armbar.

[@LeonLight13]

So thats how nightwing breaks the arms on the ground. O.O once you do the scissor take down, you have the opportunity to grapple. and ultimately break his arm.

[@TheHighPandaBear]

This can be easily countered with a good timed cartwheel, nonetheless its a great technique for rushing.

[@blindedinchains829]

Most skills in martial arts are never used in real situations.. they are merely learned for traditional, enlightment, and other purposes, such as wanting to perfect the art. And, learning things as difficult as these moves, no matter how impractical, they will almost always enhance the practical moves that you WOULD use in an actual fight.

[@65infanteria]

Actually I attempted the move without grabbing the gi (we were sparing with boxing gloves and no uniform) and still worked like a charm on a kempo brown belt about 6 inches taller than me. It's all about positioning folks!

[@wiggalama]

@matthewtop Not really, the scissor used on him was was a variation on an old advanced judo move, and was going for the heel. Plus, Anderson Silva was pwning his opponent, but was getting tired cause of the rules making it hard to finish him. In RL, Silva would never get taken by such a move most likely since it requires both luck and usually a tired/ inferior opponent. Scissor takedowns are not to be used on skilled opponents unless they are tired. :P

[@parahumanoid]

Given that this incarnation of the scissors takedown relies on holding on to opponent's clothes, I'd call it bad.

[@Deviliumrei]

I forgot to hold on with my other arm and fell and broke my clavicle

[@DandyXIII]

@MapleEuropeSupport There's a reason why there is a 25 foot rule in the cops when it involves Black Belt martial artists and more than 5 people. Any closer than that and martial arts have techniques to cover several feet in less than 10 seconds.

[@yummyskater]

after the takedown, go for a ankle lock

[@ndcpro1998]

This move looks like the famous scissor takedowns in Vovinam. I wonder which came first

[@hyukal]

We do the same thing in my dojang for Taekwondo,but it includes a block and grab. But,we don't grab on the dobok (uniform),we simply hold on to their arm,and do the scissors. It's pretty much on how it is demonstrated here. Then,from there you can do an armbar.

[@multigunlover]

the guys in mma wont expect this from me

[@DavidSmyth666]

you'll really need to watch your opponent's leg, the on which is close to your face

[@jordansantos8163]

well you can heel hook or leg lock those are showed on youtube i suggest the leg lock its pretty simple

[@elitexc4life]

the perfect example of this is the anderson silva fight when this happend to him..it was textbook perfect

[@64wy4x8s]

anderson silva got caught by this move

[@Poelewoele]

We use this in judo too (kani basami) but it's forbidden in competition. We also really throw, instead of roll.

[@jakobnev]

"ok fancy take down but from wat i can see once your on the ground your really not in a possition to submit or futher damage your opponent" 0:45 The left leg of the opponent is isolated and ready for the darker guy to start working on, for knee bars, ankle locks etc.

[@maxergud]

@heyimbob02 Then you have to throw yourself more into the kick to take him off balance first, then take him down. When doing a scissor kick you always have to adapt it to your opponent, considering hight and weight.

[@zDarylHD]

@cb7pwn thats why you either hit them first or puch them to loosen their balance then do the scissor takedown.

[@jethrotay]

The darker one got his revenge!

[@weirdo1060]

If memory serves, Ryo Chonan used this on Anderson Silva in Pride

[@boorens18]

I think the main submission after this take down is the heal hook. You just rotate 90 degrees while keeping their leg between your leg

[@RickMerchantttt]

It's simpler than they make it. Once you land, you slide the leg that you had behind their knee OUT, with your other leg still pressing down their upper body. This allows you to swing yourself around to get a more dominant position. This is simply the takedown, not the position. Hopefully that helps. =]

[@GunShard]

Cung Le does this move to his opponents.

[@luketheskymarshall4472]

Just a couple of grown men scissoring move along

[@thosealexdays]

i got this done to me by a second dan and he just kicked my arse for three rounds, he did it quickly and easily and taught me it, its fairly easy to use if you get the position, you just need to know when to try it, im not even a martial artist i do a bit of ju jitsu and spar at the gymnastics gym i go to

[@darkexecutorFOX]

@MrPolskaDuma In Judo it's called Kani Basami, and it's not allowed for tournaments.

[@dasrubberduck7331]

Ok, but what if your opponent is wearing a low quality short sleeve shirt 🤔

[@ShlttyBill]

And then, you can cut his gonads off. End of fight.

[@SniffLittleBird]

@MrPolskaDuma this is not a banned judo move, this is originated from Capoeira, its name is Tesoura, so dont go taking moves for granted like that.

[@matthewtop]

Anderson Silva remembers this takedown well.

[@ellos34]

@MrPolskaDuma omg.. 1987 was the World Championship of Martial Arts and the move was banned because he nearly killed someone

[@jicudi]

Such a great set up for leg locks.

[@FromPoetryToRap]

and instantly finish with a kneebar

[@kutter131]

looks like you can do a knee-bar after this move.

[@KickBoxer145]

Yeah but you are in great position for an ankle lock

[@rayjhen002]

The shoes man...the shoes.

[@Billybones392]

I can do this...here.....hold my beer....

[@Charcutier]

@P4ddl35 At 0:25 you can see that the guy who performed the takedown can submit by a leg lock. You grab the knee, pull it, and with your other leg push the other guy. It fucking hurts, but the takedown is tough. If you fall improperly, your ribs will get injured.

[@AgentBuenas]

its true ! when you watching it. you see it so easy to do but in real you will say that is so hard to do.

[@SigmundSauer]

often it goes into some kind of ankle lock

[@ThePinkMan]

@KeenuTehUneek Why judge techniques you have no experience with? That's actually a question I could direct at 90% of people who comment on martial arts videos.

[@michaeladamgopie8688]

johnny lawrence did this exact takedown against daniel larusso in cobra kai season 4

[@Badnize]

It's called Kani Basami in Judo/Jujitsu. Forbidden in Judo competition though.

[@foxybrown2]

I do not understand why people make stupid comments about a martial art Kung Fu does work in a real fight a punch is a punch a kick is a kick a chop to the adams apple is a chop to the adams apple no matter what style it is. There are many moves in kung fu that can kill a person are break bones so stop with the nonsence.

[@SilverandButters]

cung le does the best scissor kick.

[@sagitariobrawler5729]

66person recives the xsicor takedown

[@BeastModeFireCracker]

Awesome, you guys see how open the simulations face is? The simulation doing the takedown could've slapped the shit outta' the other one for the hell of it.

[@Idontwantahandle6669]

Anderson Silva got submitted with a heal hook after being taken down with this.

[@DOAKATO]

This is Kami Basami, a judo throw

[@Tenshiyami13]

Not really can set up for several ground grapples plus if you slam them hard enough can cause some serious injury to head, neck and back potentually breaking one or more of the three

[@jetsons3]

i miss this show

[@marcelthemaoist]

if you follow up with a leg lock right away, it would work... but it's really not a bad position either way. I think it's better than, pulling guard for example, as at least you can get back up.

[@1CJM5]

you can then put them in a knee bar its like an arm bar but with their knee

[@ewilli99]

then go into an ankle lock

[@Emanouche]

I took a bit of judo as a kid, I remember doing that too.

[@brottarnacke]

@brucelee6790 Yeah, you should put him in a leg lock instantly as you do this takedown. Trying to put him in a pin hold (side mount or mount) is often a bad idea, because then it's easy for him to get up and get on top instead. Control his legs right away.

[@SAfreak1000]

imagine when u jump onto ur oppenent thigh,ur balls hit his knee =X

[@andytheshark]

It seems pretty hard, might as well try to give it a shot.

[@pieceofparadox]

this is basically a Judo heel hook...

[@blindedinchains829]

Not 'useless'. Impractical. Which means, it'd be completely inefficient and.. over-the-top to use it. No matter the situation. Unless its a Martial Arts dedicated completely to fighting solely.

[@SoulRippster]

God damn that Nina Williams and this trick!

[@RockInsaneOfficial]

Thats easy DOWN - BACK - CIRCLE

[@screamscream0]

WARNING! DO NOT MESS AROUND WITH BALD, GRAY DUDES! YOU WILL GET YOUR ASS KICKED!

[@bradley20256]

11 people had a scissor takedown on them ! :D

[@perdedoronline]

illegalusername, i'll check it out. Thanks a lot. It's good to know that SOME people won't take comments on KZbin personally and cry about it. You know who you are.

[@FlashX212]

Hey, scorpion is great at spamming dis

[@Can-O-Bees]

Lol this is one of Sergei Dragunov's direct throws in Tekken 6.

[@jrockdudek]

I just did it yesterday, and it worked perfectly against the 171 pounder(I'm 145). I tried it again and got put right on my back... haha, probably something you're only going to pull off once in a blue moon.

[@slayerA0D]

yes it does, force of kinetic energy and force of potential energy.

[@KTK401]

@KeenuTehUneek There are other techniques for fat or big people. You can strike at pressure points etc. You are right though!

[@xxFairestxx]

Those math equations don't mean shit, it's self explanitory. He's off balance, he falls. Nuff said

[@OldManNutcakez]

The setup is used all the time. But there are better takedowns from it than the leg scissors.

[@fudge1monkey]

@CroatianAssasin can with some quick shifting tun it into a Juji Gatame, while the opponent gathers his wits.