Top 10 Seoi Nage Experts Of All Time 背負い投げの達人 トップ１０

These are my top 10 seoi nage experts of all time. There were some notable mentions that I'm sure you'll find in the comments.
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[@k1mura92]

Just gotta say, this is BY FAR my favorite Judo channel. I recently got into Judo coming from BJJ. Just love these videos with commentary, makes watching Judo so much more interesting for a beginner like me.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Cheers man! Think I’m starting to realize lots of people find these videos educational and show the exciting parts of judo

[@Lardman678]

Great list. Honorable mention to Choi and Fonseca too, though they're not quite as prolific as these guys.

[@rubyshmurda6140]

Agreed!

[@Bluejay445]

🇫🇷 0:18

[@vahanghev9828]

Mikhail Pulyaev from Russia would be a good honorable mention

[@JudoHighlights2015]

He had a good seoi? Interesting

[@IzunaDestruction]

Great list, great video, great listening to the community.

[@rubyshmurda6140]

I have seen here on KZbin uchimata being called “the throw of kings” but I disagree Seoi is the throw of kings!!! Devastating throw!

[@alexandergaydayenko397]

Love the content

[@pla1rd833]

I am shocked to learn in this video that An Changrim is retired... the only judoka with real potential to upset Ono in -73 kilos in my opinion...

[@JudoHighlights2015]

He’s like 27, 28 maybe

[@taekonjudo]

@@JudoHighlights2015 yeah it's a young retirement for sure. But he's had one hell of a career in that short time.

[@user-qz9hc7rg7b]

Both of them are retired.

[@pla1rd833]

@@user-qz9hc7rg7b you're right, since posting my original comment over 1 year ago ono shohei has also retired

[@user-qz9hc7rg7b]

@@pla1rd833 well the japanese they gave hashimoto that -73 spot, let's see how he go in paris

[@64wy4x8s]

Jeon Ki Yeong should have been included!! He's the one that pretty much started the seoi meta in the 90s.

[@user-hw8ex1wu2h]

Please make a harai goshi highlight 🙏

[@64wy4x8s]

It's quite remarkable that you made this video without including Jeon, he's pretty much THE prototypical Seoi master

[@jim_t2928]

Great list. Next video: top 10 uchi mata experts of all time.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Yeah I should do that

[@davidsipe179]

You make excellent videos. How about tai-otoshi?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Not sure if I’ve got one already…

[@Vaitamanu]

Tai-otoshi is the essence of Judo. I never mastered it.

[@mfp5585]

@@Vaitamanu focus on pulling the sleeve with lots of force. This tip helped me a lot

[@Vaitamanu]

@@mfp5585 "Mastered" was anyway a bit pretentious.

[@vbvb8780]

Very good list. I would put Abe at number 3 ahead of An. Abe is becoming one of the all time greats and he could have also many years left. Koga was a beast. He had everything in his seoi nage and he was way ahead of his time. i would say he revolutioned the technique with the split hip variation.

[@NickKano11]

Watching Koga: A New Wind was a formative moment in my Judo. I'd been training 2 and a half years at that stage, and from that day forward, I was determined to always strive for Standing Ippon Seoi Nage over the drop variation.

[@user-qz9hc7rg7b]

Totally. Split hip seoi is the bomb

[@khaledfaiz491]

N.8 what he does used to be called seoe-otoshi, it was later reclassified as a variation of ipon seo-nage

[@user-hw8ex1wu2h]

Where is choi minho!!! The master of reverse seoi nage!!!

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I wanted to include him, but that’s all he does! Have to have a standard seoi as well…

[@adelle2098]

@@JudoHighlights2015 you've gotta be joking. He's always had a legendary standard seoi! how could you say that LOL

[@williambagnall4443]

Interestingly An Chang-rim and Akimoto both attended the same High School near Yokohama, Japan.

[@astrajopel.dasistauto.3867]

Koga Legendary

[@Burhat]

Отличный обзор.

[@bagelpap]

Beautiful compilation! Thanks for sharing. I only gave an objection. In judo terms when we say "seoinage", by default we mean "morote seoinage". Not Ippon seoinage.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Maybe you but not Japan 😂 you almost never hear either version called the longer form name. Everything is just a seoi nage here unless specifying otherwise

[@Kamabushi999]

That is Ippon Seoinage and morote soinage those are two main ones but morote is really two handed and not kneeling. I would call kneeling one Hantachi seoinage but that terms comes form Koryu jujutsu Seou means to carry on one's back when it is combined with nage ( throw) the last "u' changes to " i " and becomes seoinage... Like Origami which combination of kami and oru to form origami. Oru means to fold or brake. and kami is paper but the k changes to g when combined like keri by itselelf and maegeri when it is combined. Combine morote with and otoshi from taiotoshi and you get seoiotoshi. they are almost identical. and all are hand techniques.if you use either taiotoshi or seoiotshi and lift the extended leg and you get ashiguruma my favoriite. Just throw over the extended leg. The thing all these competitors lack is kuzushi. They are very strong and ironically Juu means soft but it hardly is... if you ever throw anyone with speed and timing the effort is slight and the feeling is amazing. I once and only once threw someone like that and it was so amazing that the opponent yell out " how did you do that" ! I did not know how to respond. very hard to do... but it is the point, although you would not know by how much strength is used by these competitors. I stopped practice after 2 nd degree and moves on to koryu's which incorporates strikes. The dynamics of judo are indispensable.It is more clean to avoid injury but you gain the dinamics then just add what was taken away by Kano Jigoro in the early 1920s/. There should be Judo clubs in middle schools thru high school in all of America. Judo should be the first martial art one learns then continue with a striking style, Judo competition has changed a lot since the 70s and not all good.

[@ksaranteja]

people missed out.....who were unique during their time.....shojo fuji, sumio endo, jeon ki young, muneta

[@Vaitamanu]

Muneta! Speaking of heavyweight... I don't know who should be in the list but what I do know is your video is excellent!

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Ah he did have a good one didn’t he!

[@rockingroli2057]

Nice compilation, but i am missing isao okano. He probably inspired Koga. Also Nakanishi was an absolute seio master, even wrote a bookon the topic

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Pulling out the old guys! So true!

[@m-jonbaymurat2715]

And Yeldos SMETOV

[@vinceocratic]

What was the grip that Koga used? I can never figure it out: sleeve or opposite side lapel?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

He used the lapel, what side I can’t remember

[@vinceocratic]

@@JudoHighlights2015 let’s try to crack this mystery. I remember a long time ago when I trained full time reading a snippet on Koga’s reverse judo technique but I never found out what it was. Koga was one of those rare guys where, u knew exactly what he was going to do but still couldn’t stop it.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@vinceocratic time stamp?

[@AlifPartogi]

I remembered watching on a show that he goes for left for the left arm-pit for his seoi, I forgot the name of the show but he was there with Shinohara

[@samil5601]

Koga's strength was that he could do the Seoi from just about any grip and position.

[@syrexfready7017]

Great video but I think muneta yasuyuki should be included in the list

[@lazintata]

Excellent choice. Koga must be the first. I was in the audience that day in Belgrade 1989 when he did that one-handed ippon seoi. I still remember the sound of the breath of astonished crowd. Ebinouma is must also be ranked top. He is possibly the best technician ever. His seoi-nage is flawless.

[@thomass.4007]

Yess, I like that you call the drops ‚Drop-seoi‘ 👍

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Still waiting for someone to come in and say it was a drop sode from Akimoto

[@brandongranados5569]

That’s new , 8 directions saeo nage?

[@dzungnguyen]

Ippon seoi nage is one of the toughest move to master. Especially in battle

[@cornontherobmusic1687]

I'm fairly new to judo and really enjoy throws with a right arm over the shoulder gripping the back or belt so i was wondering if there was a specific name for that grip or position

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Top grip, overhead grip, grabbing the belt. Nothing too fancy to explain that kind of grip

[@cornontherobmusic1687]

@@JudoHighlights2015 thanks, really enjoy the content btw, definitely helped me improve and understand judo a lot more

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@jamesserhan1330 if it’s over the top of the shoulder and grabbing the belt, yeah Georgian. But those Georgians can’t claim all the back grips! Haha

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@cornontherobmusic1687 glad to hrlp

[@withme5768]

Jeon ki yong. Smetov Choi Sobirov Takajo

[@davidsipe179]

They say the best competitors really focus on 5 or fewer throws and specialize in a single aspect in ne-waza. How about a compilation of your tachi-waza set?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Me? My judo is all over the place. I would see even less than 5, two or maybe three

[@lajrjuna]

And jeon ki Young?

[@nocarnolife1798]

nice video

[@user-rc1ls6zd1z]

Where is Baul An?

[@1akira218]

わかってるわ。古賀一位なのは。 ただ古賀の動画全て同じなのが残念。柔道部物語に出てくるシーンの元となった古賀の背負いのシーン探しているけど全然出てこないわ。 あのシーンまじでこの人の背負い最強だと思うわ。タイミングがぐちゃぐちゃなのに力で何度も持っていく試合あるんだよね。

[@misnomer4231]

that variation of iliadis look a lot if not exactly like koga, not as good tho haha!

[@davidlumgair3499]

I was saying the whole video koga has to be number one, so happy

[@bralgerien3817]

Yes yes very good ippon sionagi bat uchi mata its very good and cool

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I’m more of an Uchi mata person myself

[@bralgerien3817]

@@JudoHighlights2015 if you can please ad a vidéo of uchi mata like Ono

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@bralgerien3817 search Ono Uchi Mata into KZbin and my video will come up

[@bralgerien3817]

@@JudoHighlights2015 okay thank you some mutch ❤️

[@bralgerien3817]

@@JudoHighlights2015 okay thank you some mutch ❤️

[@kingthibe6120]

Casse has to be honorable mention. His drop is very well. A belgian judoka says that

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Maybe, I do see his seoi nage improving, but these guys are on another level

[@kingthibe6120]

@@JudoHighlights2015 so maybe in 3 years he will be in this top 10 ?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@kingthibe6120 could be!

[@user-mi2vg2oq5r]

Where is an baul

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Almost made the list

[@user-rc1ls6zd1z]

Think he must be in 1 position with his brother

[@olanrewajuihenacho178]

Iddir’s seoinage reminds me of Bernard Tchoullouyan!

[@zhanbolatkurmanbekuly779]

You should add Isao Okano

[@zhanbolatkurmanbekuly779]

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[@muhammadnada9433]

Of course koga is the best

[@pocky-u1]

古賀さんの柔道こそ正式な日本の柔道 judoじゃなくて柔道

[@tiger69big]

Correct number 1 for sure. RIP Koga

[@user-ks7uu8kt6q]

uich mata please

[@vbvb8780]

Who do you got as number one there? I think Inoue or Yamashita is number one, closely followed by Ono. Hard to separate this guys. Suzuki and Maruyama should be on the list.

[@RodrigoHernandez-nl8dl]

Koga was the best.

[@sergemelekhin9417]

Отличный приём когда на улице какой-то придурок решает прихватить тебя за воротник

[@akivasinai3522]

fronseca!

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Yeah he almost made the list

[@TT-py3ed]

I am so sorry to hear of Koga's passing so soon.

[@N1yazkeEe]

Where is a Hashimoto Soichi?

[@reymysterio13__50]

He's more renowned for his Sode

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Yup

[@giorgitsiklauri995]

Top 10 ura nage

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Any names for the list?

[@stevepanda1716]

Shozo Fuji and Isao Okano.

[@Dman123630]

Trevor Stevens...?

[@marcosgonzal84]

Koga is the best!

[@alfredschwartz9477]

Once you - RIGHTFULLY FOR ME - have Koga as no one, I don't know how to rank the others

[@Mengde21]

Jeon!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2jQmoyJdqpjoJY