Judo throws for MMA - Kouchi Makikomi

[@bronstet]

A great modification that as a Judo practitioner myself I would add works just as well in Judo to prevent your back from being taken. Well done.

[@AmericanBornGrappler]

Try a Wrestlers inside trip:: The setup is underhook overhook, pull the underhook to make your opponent step, inside trip push forward and sag down causing your opponent to fall, from there you cover working for your pin, for MMA to your ground and pound. In this take down you are never giving up your back. Yes it works for Judo because when I competed in Judo all my throws were Greco-Roman Wrestling I would make it work for Judo, and very successful. Good luck Judoka's

[@zamba3612]

What other Greco moves did you make work for judo comp? Asking for a friend

[@_penguin_9946]

This is a wrestling move. kouchi makikomi in wrestling is just called an inside foot hook.

[@AmericanBornGrappler]

@@zamba3612All Greco moves will work for Judo.

[@Liverpoolians]

The most usefull me and my friend practice this and it works perfectly we were laughing thank you

[@MMACoach79]

Abdisamad Ahmed You are welcome. I'm glad it works.

[@serujioraiton2811]

0:30 i really much liked the shot, very clear what you did. overall great vid, keep it up

[@cesaralvesdemoraes3187]

Great channel I found here. I used to do this takedown in judo years ago, but never tought of modifying it for no gi clinch fighting. Will definetly try it on sanda and MMA, thanks

[@MMACoach79]

César Alves Thank you. :)

[@labidusmajid493]

my favorite technic in judo

[@vyderka]

I learnt kouchi makikomi in the 1980s and have been using it successfully in different contexts since then. It is super effective and very easy to execute. And it seems that young guys doing MMA, BJJ or whatnot these days know no other takedown than a poorly executed double leg so it surprises them if you do anything else.

[@MMACoach79]

Judo takedowns in general can be very surprising exactly because the most people are concentrating on shooting takedown defense and offense.

[@interestedparty7523]

You are a very talented teacher and have great command of English even though it is not your native language.

[@MMACoach79]

Thank you.

[@daveyponderosa9549]

New sub here Coach. I do enjoy your videos Sir, many many thanks. I’ll be trying some of your techniques in my training tomorrow. Peace from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦

[@kcoolworld]

great explanation and details. And Simple.

[@MMACoach79]

Thank you.

[@RG7621]

Looks like a very good throw. I'd like to try it.

[@steadylife7415]

great and clear technique and video .. thanks !!!!

[@peacebalancetruth]

This was awesome, so was the 🎧music.

[@bilkostan7773]

deceprion yea, most youtube teachers forget about talking about it. god bless you for mention that!

[@ImTheChopo]

I liked the part of creating a deception, I'm pretty good at it.

[@markmhibsify]

this is solid stuff

[@shanesummers1458]

I've done this heaps of time without getting my back taken

[@AndreLuiz-vg3jd]

You have a amazing arsenal

[@pierrebridenne8870]

Thanks coach !

[@awmartian424]

Ty

[@longliveavalon]

Great video!! Thanks!! Subscribed!!

[@scarred10]

I always thought makikomi referred to the arm wrapover position.

[@davidcordova1773]

awesome.thanks sir

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

thanks mate

[@oliverjimenez1885]

Excellent

[@robertnegron6804]

clear and simple demonstration...what's not to like?

[@MMACoach79]

Thank you.

[@unhooked561]

FYI the Throw is Kouchi gake

[@saddle_talk]

grt...wish you all the best in youtube too

[@MMACoach79]

Thank you very much. :)

[@saddle_talk]

i wish to born in ur country... i cant do anything in india...i had a strong desire to be a mma fighter. thank you very much to reply my comment.

[@claiton2000]

Really good 🤙🤙🤙👍

[@MrDietmint]

Good !!

[@Reddogg387]

Can I do this in the gi in judo? I’m a white belt with some no gi experience and I hit this takedown with a fairly high percentage and it’s super easy compared to throws. I don’t intend on competing in judo tho so want to keep my practice to moves I can use in other grappling. And yeah I tried the regular kouchi makikomi my first day of bjj. Man I nailed it cleannnnnn! And then was defending a rnc two seconds later 0_o

[@MMACoach79]

You could but there is a greater chance of it not working. It depends on the opponent and your skills.

[@davidcordova1773]

whats the difference with ouchi gari, I don't get the main difference :l

[@kevinzk71]

Felix David Cordova Garcia this one sweeps the front or contrary leg, Ouchi sweeps the back one

[@jimmyalderson1639]

Felix David Cordova Garcia it's the arm Makikomi means to apply wrapping to something, usually these throws are done where you wrap your opponent's arm around your body and then sacrifice yourself. In this case you're wrapping yourself around your opponent's arm and sacrificing forwards As for this vs kouchi, kouchi is just a sweep As for kouchi and this vs ouchi, ouchi gari reaps the other leg. That might seem like a pedantic criteria to judge a throw by. Why not just have it be a variation of ouchi? Why does it need its own name? Because this throw actually works quite differently from ouchi, despite using similar motions. Kouchi is like judo's version of a jab, ouchi is more like judo's version of a cross

[@lapurdy71]

@@kevinzk71 No. Ko/O uchi difference is the direction the thrower's leg sweeps. You put your foot between your opponent's feet, if your leg sweeps towards the blade of your foot, it is O uchi. If your foot sweeps to the inside of your foot (arch of foot/big toe side), then it is ko uchi.

[@kevinzk71]

LeAnn Purdy that's what I said...

[@filippetrinovic2858]

Great video, but my judo coach always called this kouchi gake. Btw where are you from? Balkan? Ex Yu?

[@jonmoris9354]

Filip Petrinovic in kouchi gake you dont go the ground where as makikomi you do

[@jimmyalderson1639]

Filip Petrinovic it doesn't really matter. I always called this 'kluchigake makikomi', and i think that's what Kodokan Judo calls it as well. But when our coach taught it we weren't sure what it should be called either Call it whatever you want, just call it ippon

[@twotracking]

I wouldn't want to land in someone's guard. This would be more useful in a street fight assuming your attacker doesn't know how to use his guard.

[@MMACoach79]

I also prefer not to end up in guard, but sometimes it's better to get the takedown and fight from guard, than not getting anything at all. If possible, I try to get side control after takedowns.

[@kevinzk71]

twotracking well I guess you don't like using double leg either, right into guard like most tds.

[@ANZACJugger0]

Why on earth would you go to ground in a streetfight???

[@jimmyalderson1639]

twotracking 'assuming he doesn't know how to use his guard' Mate... Are we also assuming his spine's made of titanium, and also knows ukemi?

[@RealmsOfGames]

@Mario Maldonado Don't think you've ever been thrown on concrete lol not pleasant... though I agree if the guy has a couple friends maybe staying on your feet is better. But doing this full speed on the street with someone who doesn't know how to land from takedowns can concuss and earn you a charge... so there's also that danger

[@ReddKumaJaxon]

👌👌👌👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥

[@nickzguro9772]

Kouchi

[@rylwin8585]

This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "official karate styles" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Keyandon Judo Process - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my neighbour got great results with it.

[@ZWATER1]

Ty

[@GuyInAHotdogSuit69]

Very cool, thank you