Ilias Illiadis' SECRETS To Ippon Seoi Nage! - With Ilias Illiadis, Travis Stevens, And Judo Fanatics

[@judofan8788]

Are you kidding me? What an honor to see a legend not only perform his technique, but breaks it down to such specificity that leaves you stunned. Thank you so much for posting and sharing this wealth of knowledge.

[@neonZohar]

one of the best instructionals I've seen with so many crucial details including where to hold your fingers. wow! Illiadis needs to do more videos. Thank you Travis!

[@APTV-s7r]

Wow, grip like Yama Arashi, footwork like Ashi Guruma, but the outcome is a Seoi Nage! Brilliant! Thank you Master Iliadis!

[@agimcomas]

Illiadis is not only a great judoka, but also an excellent instructor! Thanks for the video.

[@jkool1919]

Wow, a legend of judo!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Yes he is!

[@konstantinos-antoniosbme-m6472]

Ilias have been teaching this eri seio nage to my club here in Greece .... ultra power tech! Our back hearts until now😂😂😂😂😂

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It's such a strong throw!

[@spirostsoukalas5868]

Love ilia's he is the Best.... Ηλία ευχαριστώ είσαι ο καλύτερος Έλληνας Αθλητής μάλλον ένας από τους καλύτερους

[@JudoHighlights2015]

The legend indeed!

[@tarasbulba77]

Super . He used the same grip as for Yama Arashi and a very interesting foot work, but one has to be Ilias or Travis to pull this off 👍

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It really does help if you're one of use. But there are a lot of judo players on the circuit who do a version of this. If you work on it I'm sure you could do it as well.

[@tomwalker389]

Travis Stevens I also use this grip for Tai Otoshi. Learnt it in the Vlad Koulikov instructional.

[@pelejahosoba5280]

@@tomwalker389 send me the link please, I love tai otoshi and aim to learn more on tai otoshi

[@SatorMoon]

That explanation for why elbow and hands should be up was profound. Never thought about it.

[@KiB-BuildBricklaying]

We do loads of this at our club and just call it the Illiadis throw. Great instructional video, thanks

[@efstratiossaradeas409]

Thank you for this demonstration. Respect from Miami.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shaunclubberlang2887]

Wow! Love to see this guy teaching stuff. What a legend.

[@Fred-tu9hf]

This is great, we would like to see you doing in depth explanation, from basic to randori and opportunity applications. Thank you Sensei.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Great suggestion! I just shot a whole dvd on my Ippon Seoi Nage where I go over a lot of those concepts. Illiadis also has a dvd explaining those concepts for his style of judo. You should check them out at www.judofanatics.com

[@jeffsanders6793]

Brilliant. Never thought of seionage this way before. Thanks for posting!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

No problem. Glad you liked it!

[@animalizaki]

Wow! Mr. Illiadis!! Everyone of our Tokyo Judo club likes Illiadis. TKS

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I don't think I have met anyone who doesn't like him LOL.

[@Graemesbullys]

Definitely one of the best ever . This channel is great Travis is also one of the best to step on the mat so to have him showing techniques that he used and other judoka is awesome.

[@cosmicremnant2902]

Amazing. Always been a big fan of ilias. Good to see him here. Thank you very much.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@juanconeo]

This is a thing of beauty. Sometimes I get that feeling from good judo

[@spirostsoukalas5868]

Αγαπάμε Ηλία ,είσαι ο καλύτερος

[@Damo1981]

It's good to see techniques broken down step by step. I like to visualise all techniques in a self defence situation. Some of the judo techniques I've come across, I find hard to accept as I feel they're impractical in such scenarios but others I think, they make perfect sense.

[@lj3287]

I love how he breaks it all down.....great teaching skills.

[@Wickedywack]

I was actually just thinking of exploring that big turning step he used and maybe adding it into my game. I know it's popular, but I've never used it. This should be a good way to start incorporating it into my game.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Let me know how it goes.

[@vittocrazi]

How did It go? :00

[@fozzit]

Whoa!! It's like a Yama Arashi plus seoi which is pretty dope to be honest. The pivot to backstep looks unstoppable to counter

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

almost unstoppable when done right.

[@xworks7]

This is so good... One more time, thanks... This channel is giving me more weapons, feels like it was build for me because I find new options for my grip style, every single day... Thanks Travis!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thats great! Make sure you share it with your friends so we can all get better!

[@njwilliams4490]

Nice video! Almost like tai otoshi footwork

[@josedanielgalvan9237]

even tai othosi grip

[@tomwalker389]

My first ever purchase on JudoFanatics.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Awesome Great Choice!

[@chtopteam]

This video is Gold! Thank you!

[@gregorde]

That cheat step and grip are really interesting. I learned a more Koga style of this but I think this version is better for me.

[@VICTORIOUSGREEKPOWER]

Ο καλύτερος !!!

[@bartofilms]

Aw Yeah!!! The great Iliadis. Rio '07. He had some big throws. A standing Kata Garuma.in which his Uke was fully horizontal above his head before he turned it over for the perfect Ippon. He barely lost that championship n Golden Score to the Georgian with that powerful over the shoulder belt grip that I never could figure out Cheers.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

He’s such an amazing judo player!!!

[@hopester0217]

All these videos have been very helpful.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad to hear it!

[@dayjo325]

Amazing instruction!!!! Thanks Travis!!!!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

My pleasure!! I hope it was helpful.

[@abc80s74]

Love your channel awesome guest and techniques keep them coming

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I'm glad you like the channel.

[@lj3287]

This is an awesome version of ippon seoi nage.

[@kennethrogers1129]

Whoa, what a powerful variation of morote seio,

[@LeonDude90]

Even with the broken English, what a fantastic sensei.

[@rashidskh]

wow that's powerful, thanks!

[@DavideMassaJudo]

I'm freaking drooling...THANKS!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Your welcome Davide!

[@mklaassens]

Very nice! Thank you

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you like it!

[@mylessinclair484]

Gona train this, thanks

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

You're welcome Myles! Let me know how it goes!

[@hanaf4123]

Beautiful, will def try this!

[@jamiekelly7280]

Very good coaching, and from one of the greats as well👍, I was wondering which throw you could use as a feint to set this up?

[@lehrer86]

When asked a question in russian it made me smile. Unexpected and funny.

[@lewisroberts6853]

Very interesting, great video 👍

[@KOP1968]

A big thank you for sharing!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

My pleasure!

[@EdwardElric00]

Very nice Travis is super awesome

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks!

[@judoslowmotion4584]

Very good!! Thank you!!!

[@Birdsnestboy]

Great video. Thank you for this. Always fantastic content

[@cygnus108]

Fantastic technical detail....thanks

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you liked it!

[@chocolatmarmotte]

He does it here at the 2004 Athens Olympics: * 1st round at 3:55: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYjZn4FvjrWdi80 * and the semi final he mentions in the video, at 1:10: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnO6aZajmciIe6s

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I hope people find your comment and watch those videos those are some epic throws.

[@youspriz1]

the principle of extension!just before the throw it looks like a karate stance

[@WolframtheBlessed3499]

VERY well explained.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

He is such a great judoka I learned a lot from him during our time together at TSV Abensberg

[@walterrodrigues945]

Excelente canal....com legenda seria perfeito

[@juliantorres298]

Great stuff!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you think so!

[@jleano609]

More accurate to call this Morote Seoi-Toshi with double lapel grip. Very cool though!

[@jleano609]

I appreciate that Illiadis himself refers to it as Seoi-Nage but if you look at other YT instructionals others refer to it as seoi-otoshi, even when referencing Illiadis technique.Craig Fallon (RIP) for instance;kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmGkqmuAeJWBfs0. But you bring up an interesting point - some make the distinction between seoi-nage vs. seoi-otoshi based on foot placement and stance (feet inside vs. one inside, one outside as per tai-otoshi) but others such as yourself and indeed some Kodokan instructionals make the distinction based on whether uke is lifted (nage) or pulled down (otoshi). But many versions of tai-otoshi and it's morote equivalent (stance wise) use the calf against shin "leg pop" variation to pop uke up and then down over the outstretched leg. And in any case it can also be argued that the "otoshi" descriptor in these throws refers to Tori's dropping action, not ukes (even in other Kodokan vids).Bottom line - it's a grey area! - and of course Nage just means throw so isn't every throw "Nage"? :-)One thing for sure though - Illiadis' technique has both hands gripping so it can't be Ippon-Seoi. Double hand gripping lapels is Morote-Eri as you rightly point out and it's still largely a shoulder throw so Morote-Eri-Seoi. I prefer in my coaching to refer to the stepping dropping action as otoshi and teach this throw as a mixture of morote seoi upper body and tai-otoshi lower body (sort of - in actuality the outstretched leg steps deeper to block as opposed to conventional tai-otoshi). 3rd Dan USAJudo Certified Coach BTW.That's the fun in judo - once you get into these hybrid grip variation techniques we can all argue about what strictly to call the throw based on it's relationship to other more conventional techniques, but often grey areas exist.

[@waikrujudovic]

Seio-Toshi agreed

[@iorekby]

Y'all seem like the kind of Judo students who would be trying to intellecutalise Judo, and while you were doing so guys like Ilias would be picking you up and slamming you on to the mat lol! To re-purpose an old boxing idiom "All the time, they're thinking. And while they're thinking, I'm throwing 'em"

[@Nebuchanezher]

@@iorekby that saying doesn't work very well with judo, almost if not all high level judokas are judo nerds. There are definitly some that have internalized judo only into their body and not at all in their minds, but they can't compete in high level tournaments, because they'll be out smarted. Nerding about details like this also often ends up improving ones understanding of the techniques, which often gives synergy and inspiration in other areas of ones judo skills.

[@Damo1981]

That's your THUMB 👍 not your finger. Good technique by the way 👏

[@artemisxnp]

Awesome technic

[@abncde]

1:52 one of world’s top Greek judoka suddenly talks in Russian to American guy

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

He's partner speaks perfect Russian. It was his first language. English is a second or third language for both of them. Good catch.

[@Nebuchanezher]

@Mr. Frank 'forever 40' Garret I think he changed his nationality, and probably lied about his age too :P

[@spirostsoukalas5868]

Ilia's is from Georgia...

[@richardwhiting299]

Like it...I love it

[@franco_albi9559]

E' forte Ilias .. :)

[@TheGhostOperative]

what did you learn at the end of this? one...two. one two.

[@Iverisus]

0:12 I will always start laughing wehen I watch this part 😂

[@jimmypedro5741]

How come my nigga

[@nikolaosmandamandiotis8970]

He does it look so easy! Very good technique!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It is! Thank you!

[@mcgregorglasgow9810]

Love it!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks!!

[@user-sk4nt5bm5r]

Awesome

[@スコブル-u9n]

上・山嵐風、下・体落とし風背負い落としみたいな

[@yunjinfetters6139]

It's almost like a tai otoshi + ippon seoi nage.

[@estebancerdan5284]

Eri seoi nage

[@fiderdvis4714]

I must win.

[@danielebarbieri6475]

Gold

[@acjitsu]

Kinda looks like a Tai Otoshi - Seoinage meshed together .

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

That's exactly what it is!

[@xelarrexelarre979]

🙌

[@tomwalker389]

Iliadis Seoi Otoshi.

[@mrinkognito3676]

Yama arashi?

[@aldocesar3599]

MiRA!!!¡me desprendo 1ro *Me desenrrosco y giro y alla va !!!!

[@drpedronunez8636]

That is called Eri-seoi nage.

[@Doctorpopets]

1:52 Wow, he speaks russian: «Как называется вот это?»

[@spirostsoukalas5868]

He born in Georgia...

[@rashidskh]

Мощь

[@MultiMeschi]

Isn't this morote seoi nage?

[@hurricane8886]

Как называется вот это? Armpit 😂 Илиадис полюбому наш чел

[@Ann_a_aaa]

Okay? Okay.

[@Kamabushi999]

Koga used tobi jutsu

[@АндрейБезоброзов]

удалили -боятся Русское самбо ! Бойтесь и уважайте нас,

[@hhattonaom9729]

lit

[@emeliedenmodige2470]

orea file;)

[@АтиллаКазакбала]

Okay!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@OmegaSupremeWCheese]

props to the unsung hero uke for taking a couple dozen drops, not fun when you're 200 lbs even with mats. Hahaha

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It's a lot of work thats for sure.

[@nezperce2767]

Greetings glyfada 2014

[@SalmanBJJ]

The uke seems like he's dying on the inside

[@varghessmith2985]

this guy is so hairy that he is almost a sasquach

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I don't understand?

[@varghessmith2985]

@@TravisStevensgrappling What you don't understand => because of quarantine I am just exploring things ( not necessarily expert in) to break boredom. OR perhaps you understand too much.

[@armpapcity]

это сеой-отоши.

[@bronzeage_222]

I would like to see this without gi

[@waytovictory]

А Илиас прекрасно говорит на русском!