Ippon seoi nage part 2

Here are some ways that I like to do Ippon seoi nage. This is part 2
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[@braedenmoses]

Started Judo 3 months ago, there are a lot of videos out there and I have to say I absolutely love and appreciate you taking the time making these instructional videos. Your’s surpass all others I’ve found out there and have helped tremendously!! Be well :)

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!!! :-)

[@tychus8219]

damn... he is coral belt for a reason... 10/10 subbed :)

[@redonkulousd]

Love the running finish on ippon.

[@bojin9469]

As always fantastic video shintaro higashi!

[@randymerta3406]

Whew! Lot to unpack here! Great video!

[@valentinamarcazzan]

Thank you so much for these amazing tips, they were super helpful! By watching whis video, I realized that I used to drop uke's shoulder and so my ippon seoi nage didn't come out.

[@ManUnitedLover]

Thanks soooo much love judo! I'm karateka but i wanna do judo and learn!

[@rosstafarien]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, looking forward to seeing more of your fantastic videos!

[@Shigashi84]

rosstafarien thank you!

[@pflo7795]

Thank you for all the instruction. I try some throws but when it doesn’t go my way quickly I pull guard. This is really going to help me in my jiu jitsu journey. Again thank you 🙏

[@HoangTruong-ij4sm]

Thank you very much Sensei. Student from Sydney, Australia.

[@tukha_b0i169]

Wow Im learning a lot watching your videos

[@Shigashi84]

i am glad. I hope you can hit some of these in practice.

[@josenildo6558]

Really helpful, i would love others tips like these to others throws like ashi guruma and kata otoshi

[@Shigashi84]

Josenildo for sure. I just did a uchimata video. Please check it out.

[@Skanner260]

Mr. Shintaro, I'm new to your channel and love everything you're showing. Heh, your cousin is great! Thank you for sharing all this information. I'll be more careful with giving high-fives in the future!

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!! I am glad I can help. Hope training is going well.

[@peshokelemeto2256]

Thank you for these instructionals im 7 months into judo and i beat some people who are training 3+ years

[@victorycoffee92]

incredible that this stuff is free subbed

[@VuTran-ru8td]

Excellent

[@2008israelramos]

Awesome content, always.

[@pelejahosoba5280]

Please do a video on how to defeat stiff and strong and highly defensive opponent, u get what I mean sir

[@Shigashi84]

Right vs Right or Right vs left?

[@marcusfamo8154]

@@Shigashi84 RIght vs Right Pleeeezz

[@Shigashi84]

@@marcusfamo8154 Got it. Stay tuned friend.

[@Shigashi84]

@@marcusfamo8154 Just a little something here. Will do a concepts video on this soon for ya. But here is a start. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKimdaigitqZqs0

[@celinreyes1983]

That last throw was disrespectful😅

[@tabetabada5824]

Always a helpful videos just thank u so much for sharing all this ideas with us specially the faking Technics

[@Shigashi84]

you are very welcome!

[@timpeterson175]

Very useful information. I am looking forward to your upcoming instructional release! Trying to make headway on some broad principles regarding forward throws - is it fair to say that if comparing, for example, 1] uchi mata and 2] ippon seoi nage that 1] uchi mata allows you to bring their head down, so having your hips / knee under your partner is not necessary [although almost certainly more powerful] vs 2] seoi nage, the inability to bring their head down requires another means to convert the off-balance stage into the levered lift and final throw, in this case by putting your knee line at a lower height than uke's knee line and your hip line lower than uke's hip line? I've been watching your series on these two throws and searching for a singular cue that distinguishes these throws from each other and also gives the their own unique utility. I have about 17+ years of Bjj experience and and interesting conversion between Bjj and judo is in the hook sweep [I believe Sumi gaeshi is the proper name?] and uchi mata, insomuch as they are fundamentally the same motor pattern, one from standing and one while seated, and using your support leg to chase uke's support leg is a great way to overcome the follow up resistance in both the throw and the sweep. These are the kinds of insights I'm searching for - any thoughts you have on this would certainly be appreciated! If you have any ideas you're digesting regarding Bjj I'd me more than happy to go over them if you would find that useful. :] Thanks and take care

[@mrv1271]

Very helpful.

[@Ariel7877]

Great Tks Sensei

[@ljudmilaregel4086]

👍

[@valeavella]

do you visit some judo club some time if yes come to the ''judo de la vielle capitale'' once

[@aristidkanangilambuyamba1889]

I want to practice Judo