Kodokan reveals FORGOTTEN TECHNIQUES

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0:55 - Seoi otoshi 2:30 - Tsuri otoshi 3:50 - O Yoko wakare 6:15 - Yoko gake 7:20 - Uki gatame 9:00 - Conclusion

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Seoi-nage lifts uke before dropping him over the shoulder. Seoi-otoshi brings uke immediately down. Knee Seoi-Nage is a Seoi-otoshi since no lift.

[@omarrodriguez45]

Chadi always with great content and understanding. Amazing work always , high level of education and content .

[@aa-ss2wf]

現代柔道は重要な技がどんどん無くなっていく…

[@jblbl1557]

Yoko wakane, forma parte de las tecnicas del programa de jiujitsu tradicional japones llevado a cuba por segitoshi moryta en este extenso programa de mas 300 tecnicas encontraras proyecciones q jamas pensaste apreciar mis saludos desde españa!!!

[@josephmoreau9615]

Thanks for sharing!

[@1888swordsman]

Very helpful to my Judo knowledge, thank you

[@jujitsuman9934]

I remember practicing that years ago. It was taught as if you got stuck coming in too high, or your opponent straightened his back to stop you. Then you’d drop your body. 👍 brings back memories.

[@jimmysavageultrabrutal8130]

The Japanese guy with the red belt is doing it WRONG. It obviously works but it is very different from making the opponent to step forward with his right foot and then, raising the opponent's right arm with your right arm while you you lower your height making the opponent trip over you. Zero physical effort required. Works for all heights and weights.

[@yakovdavidovich7943]

My Judo instructor actually teaches uki gatame as a knee on belly.

[@Chadi]

Awesome

[@pelejahosoba4032]

​@@Chadi hello chadi,nice content from you everytime but the reason I messaged you is quite personal and I hope you won't be offended,but I wanted to ask if you could send me the soft copy of this book (secret or physics of Judo) which u covered some years earlier,I really would love to have and study that book to improve my judo skills and throwing techniques,I don't know if it's possible

[@nishiryujiujitsu]

Hello, I was surprised when I saw they kodokan`s video of Uki Gatame, this position is improbable

[@yakovdavidovich7943]

@@nishiryujiujitsu I play a lot of S-mount in BJJ. It's one of my preferred submission positions. IMO, you really need to pull that outside leg in tight, and wedge uke between both legs. Now I want to play with this wide open version and see if it can be maintained!

[@nishiryujiujitsu]

@@yakovdavidovich7943 Thanks, but i teach Uki Gatame, i mean to actual kodokan version

[@javgoro]

Speaking of forgotten techniques, maybe you have some information on this, Chadi. When I took Judo in college about 15 years ago, one of the things they mentioned to us was that there were parts of the curriculum that had been cut by Jigoro Kano when he was asked to teach the Japanese officers in the army. The idea that we were told was that these techniques were for the most part harder techniques (possibly involving some striking and atemi), and thus were deemed by Kano to be less safe to perform and train. He also did not trust that the officers would use them responsibly, so he omitted them from the curriculum, and they were eventually lost/forgotten, and very little is known about them. Do you know if this is true at all, and if so, if there are any indications as to what these techniques might have been? My professor was adamant that they were lost and there was no way to find out what they used to be, but I'm wondering if anything might have surfaced in the last few years about this matter.

[@javgoro]

@@chewiechewbacca142 that's not really what I was talking about, though, by the way the instructor made it sound. He was a high level black belt (I wanna say around 4th or 5th dan?), and he would have known about those techniques you mentioned and not spoken about them as "techniques removed from the curriculum and then lost" if they were still present in the kata, would he? I could see some of these still present in Japanese Jujutsu, but still, it doesn't quite sound like the same thing.

[@Keepitsimple0912]

@@javgoro research into japanese jiu jitsu as judo is simply derived from japanese jiu jitsu, hence all those techniques are probably part of JJJ.

[@dianecenteno5275]

You are correct! Many of the removed techniques can still be found in Jujutsu. Gansaki Nage is an example. In Jujutsu, its applied with the arm locked at the elbow making it difficult for uke to break fall. But if you change it to an underhook, it is now safer for Judo / wrestling. Tai Otoshi is executed against the knee with a lift in Jujutsu. Not so in Judo. Hope this helps. 🙏

[@badart3204]

That knee on belly submission has a bjj version that I’m rather fond of. Difference is that it’s more sidewise and you underhook the head and legs instead but crushing the solar plexus as the mechanism is the same

[@Gonosen]

Great video! 👏

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@eliotquintana9802]

The way

[@sergemelekhin9417]

Как же это красиво 😮

[@carloseffio8754]

excellent

[@8e38ky5w]

昭和34年頃・・・新築講道館で乱取り中・・・・すぐそばで・・空気投げしていたのを見た　　　　　　かの有名な柔道家　　　←　嘘でない！

[@markriddle3282]

About 1969, I met a black belt named Ichikawa from the Kodokan. I do not remember much, I was only 8 years old. Did you ever meet him?

[@user-hy9jv1zv1z]

アレだよね。立ち関節・足関節・捨て身技・頭頂落とし系の技は一発で人間が壊れるか死ぬかだから禁止になってるよな。 脇固めとかも危険すぎて禁止だし。

[@Chadi]

そうですね！見てくれてありがとう🙇🏻‍♂️

[@treat3425]

韓国背負いも禁止になりましたし、合気道で言う四方投げみたいな。 良くも悪くもよりスポーツ化していってるということですよね。

[@antetutic3600]

danke sehr schönes wideo und technik

[@SoldierDrew]

Very good educational documentary. Excellent teachers are remembered long after champions are forgotten.

[@Chadi]

Thank you so much 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@davidchituras5775]

To train at the Kodokan what is the difference between the foreigners classes and space vs the regular classes and spaces? Is it easy for foreigners to become members and what does being a member gain you cs being a guest? Several of us are planning on going to visit the Kodokan with 6th Dan Christine Pennick in a few yrs and the website is quite vague on many things. Any insight as a foreigner training in the Kodokan that you can share will be helpful thank you.

[@plkmv5023]

오우 멋지다

[@SenseiPawel]

You must talk L.Gatling about this throws it is basic in Sato ryu NIHON JUJUTSU and Judo at EJC

[@skipskiperton4992]

was that Diane Pierce in that demo?

[@reddyje]

Hi Chadi, Im fairly sure Uki-Gatame was pioneered by Neil Eckersley in the 1980s, he was on the same Olympic Team as Neil Adams, he is also credited for it in Neil Adams Juji-Gatame series, even the Japanese called it Eckersley Gatame for a while. kzbin.info/www/bejne/al6vkGSZi8Zomac

[@sergemelekhin9417]

Не совсем , подсечки и броски через себя - очень действенная вещь , а вот "жертвенные броски " сопряжённые с взаимным падением действительно неприменимы в современной практике реальных уличных схваток - и оба этих постулата следуют из того ,что сейчас практически везде асфальт и бетон , а не голая земля

[@drunkpicker]

Subtitles are hard to see😭

[@raympndlandareastapkp7616]

Hi I am kinda confuse on the video in 5:53 it's kinda looks familiar like a foot sweep, can u explain more, or is foot sweep is the more advanced version of this?

[@Chadi]

Foot sweeps are in a completely different category of techniques, in foot sweeps you remain standing and the execution is different kzbin.info/www/bejne/anO4hqmnrc6Sgc0

[@raympndlandareastapkp7616]

@@Chadi chadi can u make a no gi throws or takedown tht are simple and effective thy can be used in street figh or MMA?

[@raympndlandareastapkp7616]

@@Chadi or judo move tht counter the wrestler takedown, there is one judo move tht MMA fighter love to use to counter wrestling takedown but I forgot wht is it, but can u make it, judo counter wrestling techniques?

[@Chadi]

@@raympndlandareastapkp7616 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKalfp6Ql9Vjh7M

[@محمدعبداللطيف-غ1ز3ن]

ازاى بتكلم انجليزي والترجمة مكتوبه بالانجليزى

[@SwineBuster]

Actually BJJ stuff are Judo techniques with anglicised names.

[@sergemelekhin9417]

На самом деле БЖЖ - это тупые танцы для девочек на мягком коврике для йоги , а не серьёзное боевое искусство : это доказано новым чемпионом по греплингу - шоколадным одуванчиком , который в реальной схватке самостоятельно убился бы об асфальт без помощи противника😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnrobinson3117]

UM ahkshually, a better word choice would be "forgotten craft."

[@kemonoyama2084]

LOL I guess the Techniques were not Really Forgotten...just misplaced maybe?

[@محمدعبداللطيف-غ1ز3ن]

لو الترجمه مكتوبه بالعربى يبقى أحسن

[@武井丈兒]

Judo is only part of the original Jiu-Jitsu and also Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is only part of the original Jiu-Jitsu　kzbin.info/www/bejne/anaTl4ebgdqcbbs Originally, a samurai is a samurai who is good at standing techniques such as swordsmanship, karate, and jiu-jitsu. It is not a samurai who can only do one thing.

[@ВячеславМироненко-ч9г]

Что же вы титрами все видео перекрыли,разве так делается ! Огромный минус вам!

[@AliMemmedov-g1l]

Рэ 👠

[@Rose-j1n2e]

Im Strassenkampf zu langsam.

[@leonidleonidov2170]

В принципе это хорошие, рабочие техники, так же для борьбы важна сила и контроль, как корпусом, так и ногами, всем удачи и прогресса в тренировках!

[@imiafamily]

Древние пидрильные обнимашки) сейчас просто бьют кулаком, без всяких нежностей