Judo drills: Moving uchikomi

Judo drills: Moving uchikomi. When I am doing moving uchikomi, it is important that I coordinate with my partner which leg I am going to step and which leg they are going to step with FIRST. I almost ALWAYS start with my leg leg. So when i do my turn throws, I can turn on three.
Timing is everything. Even if I am doing Kouchi, the foot is going to land on three. one two three. So i can anticipate this.
Not only do i always start with the left leg, I subtly remind my Uke to start with their right leg by giving a gentle upper body push or pull.
Once you get better at doing individual attacks, you can mix it up as I do in the video. Ouchi, osoto, kosoto, osoto.
I also Like using sasae during moving uchikomi to change positions. So i Can drill forward and backwards. Also very useful when there is a traffic jam down the uchikomi lane. I can use the sasae to go the other way for a little while the lanes clear up.
I hate when the lanes clog up and students just stand there. You're wasting time! Do static uchikomi or go the other way! Maybe you dont have this problem. We are in NYC and space is limited.
Please comment your favorite moving uchikomi combinations

[@bojin9469]

This is essentialy the most important form of uchikomi! When you throw it's on the move, it is not static. Thank you sensei, with your guidance usa judo may become what it once was years ago.

[@shannons1886]

bo jin agreed!

[@mjolnir9855]

Please please please do a video on Uchi Waza (floating drop), or Yoko Otoshi pleeeeeeeeeeeez?

[@JoseAlvarado-fj8uo]

I've seen nothing but top notch judo in this channel, much appreciated Shihan!

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!!

[@obiwancannabis8408]

Thank you!

[@jav.angel1205]

Please consider making a dvd on uchikomi drills. Thanks

[@c0deHD]

Great content as always! could you make an Ukemi tutorial that include progressional drills?

[@demianthebackpackmaia435]

Smooth as butter

[@paradox_695]

thank you sensei

[@andrecheongavocadojudo2114]

Such beautiful uchikomi ❤

[@mahendars1417]

So much casual awesomeness :D Love it.

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!

[@Jack-ok1vw]

Awesome!!

[@Shigashi84]

Thank you!

[@tadstar]

Great channel Shintaro, I've done bjj for 12 years but in the last year judo as well... I've watched this over and over it has taught me so much already, your movements and timing are awesome... Thanks

[@Shigashi84]

you are very welcome!!! I am glad I can help.

[@GladRichGirl]

clean

[@douglashagan65]

Key to this lesson concept is it it's not static it's in motion

[@rafaelsanntana4796]

Have frame of the Morihei Ueshiba?

[@brandonessick775]

Wow.

[@shannons1886]

I requested this 😊

[@Shigashi84]

Yes you did! thanks for the suggestion.

[@m5a1stuart83]

You have a very big dojo Sensei, mine was about 15 mats or more. When we spar, we only doing it per sessions per person. And it was free class afterall. No charges from the Senpai, he even lent me his Judo gi but I bought it from store Single Weave.

[@dirtgaeming]

YES ATLEAST I CAN MAKE MY JUDO EXAM THX U TWO

[@douglashagan65]

What I get out of this is that if one movement doesn't work notice he's doing another movement but it doesn't matter if the first movements don't work as long as you throw him that's the ultimate goal of jiu jitsu or judo concept 2

[@user-ws7fl7ub4h]

Makikomi please

[@anotherpilgrim8313]

I really wish there was a Judo school where I live. But, alas, tis' none.

[@Shigashi84]

That's too bad. I hope you can visit us in the near future.

[@Xothiiicc]

When is the best time to start judu when your fat/skinny or when you body is normal

[@Shigashi84]

Always!

[@dangerdavefreestyle]

1:32 !