Master SEOI NAGE the Japanese way part１

[@Chadi]

素晴らしい！ あなたのビデオが私に手伝った！ ありがとう先生🙇🏻‍♂️

[@fluidjudojapan]

Chadi ありがとうございます。

[@Yupppi]

Ever since I saw Nakano Shintaro do the deep seoi nage I've loved it. I'm a tall guy but I aspire to get it right. I'm lucky to have the mobility, but need to perfect the speed and control. We've practiced seoi nage in hikidashi a lot to learn the dynamics better with my instructor. I've struggled to make the turn step not too long, but seeing how you actually manage to get the foot all the way behind your still standing foot is mind boggling and cool. You just realize how much you have left to improve when you see someone very practiced do it. Interestingly enough we've practiced curling the hand instead of letting it stay open to prevent wrist injury instead. Beginners tend to load the tsurite hand with all of the weight of uke when they are trying to pull with arms, so I guess it's safer to start that way when people don't have the technique down and don't have trained wrists 🤷‍♀️ but often instructed to grip a bit lower on the lapel to give more free movement for the tsurite hand when curled. I wonder if it'll be a problem to change the technique eventually to open wrist. I found the biggest fault for me was pulling with tsurite instead of hikite and I started practicing without tsurite at all for a bit. Great video, thank you! I love that you give very very advanced strategy advice to set it up like the gi and gripping tricks. I've only seen them in almost secret technique western judo videos, not in teaching basics even though those seem extremely important to doing judo in practice.

[@fluidjudojapan]

@Yupppi Thank you so much🖐️

[@cucciafr68]

I was shown that detail about not wrapping your wrist a few years ago from a high level South Korean player and it changed my morote so much. Basically it meant I could actually do morote without hurting my elbow. Such important details, as always.

[@governancesection9422]

It has been my question on what is the best way to use a wrist when doing morote seoi nage. My conclusion after talking to many is that there is no "one best way" because we are all different in terms of body strength, flexibility etc. It means that we just have to find what works best for us by trial and error.

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Governance Section✋ I agree with you. This is one of many ways👍

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Frank Cuccia✋

[@AdamBarkerThe]

Excellent coaching, the bent hand and not under armpit tips are extremely helpful thank you 🙏

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Adam Barker🖐️

[@jongler9775]

This video is just too good. Now, let's go to number 2.

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thank you always Jongler🖐️

[@andrewselvaggio9995]

Thank you for this video. The Tsurite is very helpful explanation. Looking forward to Part 2. 🙇‍♂.

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Andrew✋Please look forward to it👍

[@pizzacrusher4632]

yay!!! a new fluid judo video!!!

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks pizzacrusher✋

[@TheJoeMan]

Great stuff. Eagerly awaiting part 2.

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks TheJoeMan✋

[@Grindgodgrind]

Great video, loads of good details in there. Keep up the good work!

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Gareth Piper✋

[@cucciafr68]

I messaged a bunch of people that there was a new video before I even finished watching it.

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thank you so much Frank Cuccia✋

[@beskeptic]

Very good!! Thank you so much! Love this instructions.. specially those tricks on how to get a reaction out of your uke

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Kleydson Ferreira✋

[@pizzacrusher4632]

its really good and detailed. thank you!

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks pizzacrusher✋

[@andrewfletcher5845]

excellent instruction

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Andrew Fletcher✋

[@judobjjcody]

Love the wrist details, thank you!

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks judobjjcody✋

[@dogedesign]

Thanks you for this ! I personnaly think seoi-nage are the most harder throw to achieve in randori. (i'm a lightweight judoka ) I'll try the wrist/elbow advice , thanks so much for your work !! Strongly waiting for part 2 ! PS : i have a question : what are you traditionaly write on your belt in japan ? Is it your name ? Dojo's name ? More personnal thnigs ?

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks DoGe D✋ Thank you for always commenting✋ Most write names and team names. Occasionally, some write beliefs.

[@dogedesign]

@@fluidjudojapan 👍👍

[@CarlsanB]

Japanese true judo is so much more evolved than what we practice in West countries... Thanks for all the tips you're sharing

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Carlsan✋

[@Gab_0122]

Wonderful!! I learned a lot.. Thanks a lot!! You're amazing! 🥋🙇🏻‍♂️☺️🤚🏻

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Gab✋

[@yassinesabki4863]

Bonsoir coach excellent exercices merci pour votre explication bonne continuation à bientôt bonne chance

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Yassine Sabki ✋

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

Good evening ! Sorry for my question, I want to know if you have part 2 released for this video: Master seoi nage. Thank you !

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Hodgson Catalin✋

[@Philip-dy3ww]

Teacher ! May you share with us the breathing of the throw ? We breath in during kusuzhi? Hold the breath , and exhale when we bow and throw ? I am out of breath when doing a few uchikomi 😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@fluidjudojapan]

@Philip-dy3ww🖐️ I think it's a good to exhale when you're in close contact Opponent. But this may vary from person to person.

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

Sorry....I apologise ....I found the second part ! Regards...

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Hodgson Catalin✋

[@ClaudioSanada1972]

Oss 👊🏻🥋

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks Claudio Sanada🖐️ Oss 👊🏻🥋

[@syn3rgyz]

how come you say not to put your elbow under the armpit of uke, but in all the throws demo'ed in the beginning they were all in the arm pit?

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks ayn3rgyz✋ Please watch this video over and over again to understand.

[@пламендимитров-щ5л]

How to beat strong opponents? (Video)

[@fluidjudojapan]

Thanks пламен димитров✋