濱田 初幸 HATSUYUKI HAMADA - MOROTE SEOI NAGE

[@kigawman]

This is by far, one of the best videos to teach basic Seoi Nage.

[@andrehoensbroek1]

teacher of university

[@Bluejay445]

🙆 0:41

[@markanthonybrowne]

fantastic detail and execution of technique. Thank you for sharing and thank you for Hatsuyuki Hamada for teaching us.

[@rafaelsanntana4796]

This is study !

[@reigninblood123]

Could be the best in English.though there are some great ones in French and Japanese

[@miyumyu77]

何十年ぶりだろう、濱田先生のお顔を見ました。技の切れとスピードは現役時代を髣髴とさせますね。

[@castielangelos87]

This video is excellent with so many important details on Morote Seoi Nage. I wish I watched this video 5 years ago when I started Judo, it would saved me so much times on trial-and-error! Even now I still learnt many things from this video Thanks Judo Video Library to upload this! And much /respect to Hatsuyuki Hamada sensei to teach us his knowledge!

[@youmang]

+Yang Lee trial and error is the best way to learn judo. Some basic geometry really helped me understand a lot.

[@vasa2681]

The best seoi nage video in my opinion. The amount of details that go into this technique are astonishing.

[@donghua1500]

キレがすごい！

[@HoangTruong-ij4sm]

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

[@leeallan6576]

Sensei makes it looks so effortless.

[@simonshusse]

"and you try" with a big smile, I would have loved to be there. Great stuff. I totally get his low stance and I'm amazed I didn't figure that one out for myself. :-)

[@arthipnose5797]

Nunca vi uma explicação tão boa!!! Hj aprendi muito com essa aula...gratidão!

[@drutgat2]

What a great, clear, and inspiring teacher. Many thanks for posting this.

[@waynesbsf9532]

He explains very well my weakness in this throw my knees pointing out. Thank you for sharing..from Alaska!

[@ibaryabaq9197]

Even with so so english, he still teaches great. Imagine how great his teaching would be in his birth language!!

[@ricardoaguilar4750]

Thanks for send us this Exelent video

[@rodrigoberdasquera2476]

Muchisimas gracias por este gran aporte! Abrazo desde Argentina!

[@alphabravo1499]

Soooo effortless...amazing video. Thank you

[@djharto4917]

Excellent. Thank you sensei.

[@Rombizio]

We might not understand what he is saying...but we all learned 100% of what he demonstrated. He is too good. Perfect form and superb step by step procedures.

[@FabioTiberio1]

Incrível esse Mestre! Parabéns a esse Instrutor pelo ensinamento. Judô e Jiu Jitsu se completam.

[@77Format]

What an absolute gem this video is. Thank you!

[@jrippee05]

This is an awesome variation of that seoinage

[@abdouidrissi2457]

Thank you so much

[@Sa-qp2yn]

Nice morote seoi nage Thanks shihan

[@Im-xt2ur]

Grazie Maestro

[@alessiochiaramonte8388]

Majestic explainations!! OSS❤

[@melanievlogg3602]

Legal o meu Sensei faz assim.Adoro.

[@rafaelsanntana4796]

Para nós do Aikido essa técnica se assemelha o que chamamos de koshi nague!!

[@RomualdNgoma]

J'adore la vidéo

[@maxwellhouse1362]

The master is very amazing

[@claudiaettenhuber8862]

molto bello ed insegnativo e interessante

[@MI-fd9es]

Thanks, very good lessons!

[@luzianohevertondasilvamour9283]

Muito bom o vídeo. Excelente explicação!

[@oyblin4300]

fantastic

Briliant..

[@jarrah3351]

very nice video.

[@bradleybailey6417]

wow! this guy loves Judo, awesome

[@tomwalker389]

Crazy smooth. Like greased ball bearings.

My Hero..

[@mauriziocorso7638]

The best one!

[@Budoexplained]

Very helpful!

[@seguros-levantecorreduriad1675]

Extraordinario.

[@Hanshi64]

This is exactly how my Japanese Jujutsu Hanshi taught, extremely detailed explanation with high level of effective result. well done Kyoshi Hamada. Very impressive technique and even better explanation and demonstration. Arrigato Gozaimashite Kyoshi

[@doctordalek4262]

31 people were obviously thrown to hard on the floor 😂

[@duc1984]

great

[@MaximusWolfe]

Genuine mastery.

[@Potebnia]

He is wonderfull! Making me smail. Do you hav some stuff more from him?

[@souffled]

The lifting of a tall guy is impractical.

[@jasongriffin1127]

For forward throws, being below 6 feet tall is a major advantage..

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

Nice !

[@Saicondodjo]

Очень чёткая и красивая техника.

[@jonlong5541]

very good instruction

[@ulrichpuidaniel4623]

Yes

[@sergioluisflorianobarbosa2534]

A ciência do judô é fantástica ano Jiu jitsu é amo judô acho que um completa o outro

[@anilphilip546]

High-quality instruction. I'm amazed it is free

[@alanchen4257]

I wonder why Tsurite (Lifting hand) hand's elbow is placed under uke's elbow, instead of under uke's armpit like some other videos suggested. Is it because that way your elbow will be safer and the power will be stronger??

[@darkinc1429]

I had the same problem. He rotates and curls his right hand. Likewise he is pulling his curled hand to his stomach while turning in.

[@thejamunit2835]

elbow is correct

[@reigninblood123]

Awweeechhh. Some hard throws around 13.00

[@davidtarantino152]

Imagine some fool in a hoodie trying to mug him at the ATM! Lol

[@31010030478]

Best teaching........

[@lovernotfighter]

Real good technique.

[@gustavoalonso3099]

PERFECTO MAESTRO.CON TODA LA TECNICA...SOLO LA CABEZA GIRA MIRANDO AL LADO CONTRARIO.DARA MAS FUERZA EN LA PROYECCION Y SI EFECTUAS UN GRITO.COMO ASA YIME OSS.SEEE..MUCHO MEJOR NO KEDA RESERVA ALGUNA..OSS.

[@shiantiger3076]

when I teach judo 7 years ago I explained that : isn’t important win you must fight did a Waza you didn’t be proud about a Koka (more time ago in the judo we had koka yuko wazari and ippon and 30 sec for osei-Komi ippon) Your target was the ippon always playing judo and not defense and take less shido than the opponents, the other master said : i you win you always take reason ? I don’t like this point - I think judo is judo not ju-sport! This explanation was amazing and teach the right making of kuzushi and tsukuri on te-waza : no strength but mind and waza in the right sense, I love it!

[@ちんぽこまん]

この先生は偉大な先生ですが、引き出しが大事て力説していながら入る時はそれほど引き出していない人が多い。引き出して崩すのは体の構造的に無理がある気がする。例外的に井上厚生の内股の引き出しは凄かった。他の選手とは全く違う次元の世界だった。

[@chessbrilliance8783]

Who need BJJ after throwing someone that hard one the floor??

[@thejamunit2835]

exactly

[@tomwalker389]

4:37 😮

[@laurentattache1273]

Du grand judo

[@ulrichpuidaniel4623]

Tes.

[@souffled]

To lower his knees with a tall guy is going against logic

[@monkiti3052]

引き出しが大事だとしても、腕の力だけでは難しいと思う。相手と前方に移動しながらという説明 が必要だと思う。

[@auxlee72]

great