No Gi Judo Throws for Competition, MMA, Self Defense, etc.

There are lots of Judo throws that work very well no gi, for submission grappling, BJJ, MMA, even self-defense. There are also some that don't work that well outside of the gi. I picked a few of my favorites for this video, and ones that I think are useful. I hope you like this and that they help:
- Ouchi Gari
- Kouchi Gari
- O Goshi
- Koshi Garuma
- Ippon Seoinage
- Kata Garuma
- Uchi Mata
Hope these are helpful. Sorry I am so sweaty and red-faced in this video, but I filmed it right after rolling for a while.
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[@shintaronakano2842]

Great stuff! Way to show that judo throws can still be performed with no Gi! 👌

[@pelejahosoba5280]

Hello mr shintaro,am also a subsrcriber and have your videos on no gi judo

[@NickKano11]

Ippon Seoi, Harai Goshi, and Kata Guruma are my go to moves for no gi. Harai Goshi is particularly good. Smashing throw that lands you in side control.

[@Todo_fighting]

I pulled it out today in wrestling after defending a single leg atfer i got my leg free.

[@BobSaint]

I'd never go for Ippon Seoi Nage in mma fight. Lose the grip (way easier than in gi) and you lose your back. Ashi waza seems like a logical way to do it for majority of body locks situations.

[@NickKano11]

@@BobSaint Karo Parisyan and Rick Hawn had a lot of success with that throw. But your point is still valid about the risk.

[@teeeshizzle]

Thanks! I'm very new to grappling and I'm trying to understand basic principles. What I learned is that "hooks" act as a defense (or offense) on that side. This just clicked for me.

[@hedgehogbjj]

I needed this video! So many details I've been missing in one excellent tutorial. Thanks, Professor!

[@JasonRDamon2567]

I absolutely love your short tutorials and these fast based videos

[@asepulveda1202]

Awesome version of both Maestro. Thank you

[@roelhoremans5887]

Such a clear explanation for each technique. Thanks! This definitely provides nice options for takedowns.

[@bradvincent2586]

Yo that first trip with the sliding guard pass was so clean, thanks

[@nicktarver2551]

One of the best No Gi judo videos on KZbin. Clear instruction, without a limp uke.

[@Shaka_Garami]

Great stuff, loving the channel. Thanks Eli!

[@BeReadySelfDefense]

Solid! Not only do your videos make me a better trainer, but also a better teacher!

[@davidtice4972]

This made my day! I have a series of takedowns from the clinch I do that include these. You put them together really nicely.

[@bodhiyoga9465]

I loved this ❤️👍🏻 Awesome stuff. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻

[@SvenKoch]

Brilliant video! Exactly what I was looking for! 👏

[@audgrappler515]

This was such an awesome video! I love the explanations, as well. I love mixing in judo throws with no gi. It’s also so much fun to watch. Thanks!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you! I really appreciate that and glad you enjoyed it!

[@patrickwojo]

Incredible video. Thank you for this amazing content.

[@pgmmgp1]

Great point about Uchi mata. Shoot for the moon (the springing hip one) and you will at least get the stars (the cancan one)

[@avefenix4668]

Thankss this is the best como bo i ever saw in videos , i practice kick boxing but this stuff seems very useful, thanks!

[@MDBM-di2kh]

Very helpful video, thanks Eli

[@lemonsalsa3811]

This was amazing. Nice display of skill and experience.

[@blindassassin8553]

This was amazing !!!!!thank you! Can you show us more throws like this? Love your channel.

[@ericr2617]

I would love to see more videos on this topic

[@Dynamic6000]

Very cool. Are you ranked in Judo? Your terminology was spot on and your adaption from Gi was great.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you. I’ve done judo on and off over a couple decades, but never went for any rank

[@pelejahosoba5280]

@@KnightJiuJitsu it doesn’t even matter,am also a judoka who does mma and this video is a life saver and eye opener

[@aymanabaza6475]

Good stuff

[@wolverinekut]

Thank you Sir! 🤙🏻 great job

[@jackwright8726]

Great ro see very praactical Judo for any type of situation

[@Whiskydanger]

This is such a solid base for takedowns man. You are one of the best instructors out there man. Thank you for all the content

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I really appreciate that greatly

[@jagerthedog4378]

Awesome video! I think this type of upper body throws are the best type of takedowns for bjj rulesets where guard pulling from standing is prohibited, because you don't risk submissions as much as with the shots and you end up in good top positions. I'd definitely reccomend thise to bjj practitioners who want to invest in takedowns

[@shad3128]

Always a safe bet to recommend some classic folkstyle moves- inside and outside trips, bearhug, and a hip toss or lat drop work wonders and have great landing positions

[@KevinLeeVlog]

Love this sir!!!

[@SorryImLate-fv1xf]

This is so cool I’m looking at this after I accident did a hiptoss in my first tournament two days ago definitely gonna learn more judo for my stand up

[@legacyhTX]

Thank you sir, that was awesome 👌🏻

[@LukeBernardi]

Great demonstration!

[@MegaRagingBunny]

Very nice video, ty.

[@tobygoodman9134]

Sick video dude!

[@cems7258]

You are such a great teacher. Thanks for the free information.

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you for watching them!

[@navigatingel6104]

@@KnightJiuJitsu Bruh plug your Patreon or something....

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

@@navigatingel6104 - haha, yeah I need to be better about that. Thank you!

[@armindurakovic1519]

God bless on this. Keep up good work. ✌️

[@JohnWhiteley]

Subscribed. This is straight gold. ty for sharing

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I appreciate it greatly!

[@sajen23]

good stuff Eli and Alex :)

[@user-xf1he6nq6i]

thank you!

[@xiuchengzhu3820]

Thanks for sharing! Greetings from Shanghai!

[@buhoymag]

Thank you so much I love judo throws but I don't like kimonos. How nice that throws can be made without a kimono. I think it's good for MMA

[@tobylodeweyckx448]

the best judo no gi video ive ever seen

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I appreciate that

[@arkabasu4851]

Ik i haven’t commented in a long time but this 1’s 🔥. Pls do more throw variation vids when u can!! :)

[@abhisheksajwan8877]

Too good sir respect for you from India

[@metrolinamartialarts]

Great stuff - I love the kata guruma but man I suck at it. Gotta keep drilling!

[@TonyIsaman]

Awesome!

[@stefanlicht2060]

Great Stuff!

[@lucatraverso6891]

If s important to know how to bring the opponent to. the ground.... Super video 👏 ciao

[@kendricksmith3207]

These are awesome throws. When you do the arm drag and place the arm in his armpit for kouchi gari setup, could you also do a seoi nage? When you clasp your hands for the koshi guruma setup, could you also do a harai goshi?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Yes to both of those! Lots of variations and setups.

[@meteoroz]

My favourite is Tomo nage - puts the fear of god into them!

[@anticultkashmiri]

Awesome 😎

[@MrEwcr]

Tks!!! Fantástic

[@marcusdarnell3348]

You are the best man seriously! Can these throws work on larger opponents I assume that can? Thank you 4 sharing your knowledge u r awesome!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Thank you! And yes, they can all work on bigger people, but it’s just dependent on how sharp the timing and mechanics are in the execution.

[@alloallo5418]

Спасибо тренер 💪

[@raivisuzuls9027]

Kuzushi ( changing their direction, steping forward on backward, or make them circle) Then throw ( o uchi gari, ko uchi, gari, o goshi, uchi mata)

[@aaronjohn5333]

Great video a throw you should've added a non kodokan judo throw that is named kubi nage in Japanese its basically a headlock throw

[@joefreeman9774]

I personally like head and arm throw (forgive my filthy wrestling terminology) but an important thing for any big throw is posting with the arm as you land with them unless you’re throwing them and not intending to land on top I also like a pinch headlock throw which uses the leg to hook onto the opponent’s and using that to throw kind of like Hari gochi (forgive my use of terminology I’m still learning what I can) but I’d like to ask if you’ve met a veteran and how they used they’re technics in a bjj or mma situation and how I could use bjj/mma in the military martial arts

[@suneeljadon9850]

Beuuuuuuutifulllllllllll and it's freeeeee tooo..

[@Slamminbassplayer]

Bitchin video, man! Thank you for the best content out there… Ossss!

[@jujiwastaken]

Eli is an assassin

[@tommcparland7135]

Great stuff Prof. Eli...just curious which school/gym are you are doing this demo in? I noticed a Wing Chun wooden dummy in the background which is obviously not common in any BJJ gym so I figured this must be some kind of Kung Fu/JKD/MMA type of place

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

It’s Three Rivers Martial Arts where I teach out of. There are JKD, FMA and other classes that use different equipment there as well.

[@seanpgallagher22ify]

Yes!

[@AnnaKuznetzova88]

Please teach transition for judo throw to submission? Very helpful for me as judoka

[@L34f1nthew1nd]

You should cover a few things you did in the seminar with g2r

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Those headlock escapes and back attacks are all in videos on my channel 👍

[@cstan1994]

Great video! I could be wrong, but I think your demonstration of Kouchi Gari is closer to Kouchi Gake, because you're hooking the leg rather than sweeping it. Keep up the amazing content!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

No, you’re right actually. I mixed the terms and wish I could edit the video now, but it’s already up. I make that mistake often in no gi terminology.

[@jessrcomeau8346]

God wish my coach is as cool as this guy

[@FBAMaroon]

🔥

[@Houssem0880]

Cool

[@bitkid1041]

Heavy!

[@Chandasouk]

You forgot about the judo chop and pushing over the unconscious person throw made famous by Austin Powers

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Saving that for the next video 👍

[@Blitzwing5.0]

I use Tai Otoshi alot whenever I'm rolling in BJJ. I'm beginning to develop a reputation

[@shillrickvanhussler767]

Very good technique but for a street fight ( or whatever IRL situation) , the good ole fashioned body lock is king.

[@anyaKJJ]

Sheeeeesh 😍

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

❤️

[@anthonygerber8261]

A throw is a throw! Who cares what art it comes from so long as it works!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I kind of feel the same way

[@anthonygerber8261]

@@KnightJiuJitsu 🤘😉

[@mardisdarwis]

​@@anthonygerber8261 You have to know the Roots bro 😀😀

[@alfredoaraujo7756]

I can see you belong to the same of my family of Judo!,,,😅😊

[@eliasschneeberger1337]

Nice video! The koshi guruma tho is wrong as its a tai otoshi with an around the neck grip. You can do all sorts of throws with going around the neck (uchimata, harai goshi,...) but if you post your foot across uke its a tai otoshi

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I went back and forth on whether to call it that or not, but I see your point about the post like Tai Otoshi

[@Alexsnakedoc]

Coach which throws/takedowns is your go to against wrestlers? Also is the leg trips superior compared to single/double leg against heavier stronger opponents?

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

I know the question wasn't directed to me but, against wrestlers, i always try Uchi Mata if i have a chance. Kata Guruma, Harai Goshi and the leg trips will work in the other scenarios. And about your second question: yes, i do find leg trips superior to single and double leg attacks. Why? *Because you can always use the leg trips as setups for other takedowns if you fail. *if your opponent (who is stronger and heavier) sprawls, you will be in a very, very bad position, and you know, sprawling is something that almost every grappler knows, while there isn't any defensive move against leg trips that will leave you in such bad position. *there is also the fact that if they don't manage to sprawl on time, they can still defend the takedown with strenght alone.

[@racks2skinny]

❤❤

[@yourmom4730]

You can still in the guys eyes he did not want to be thrown

[@ericcartman8593]

5:40 looks like a brand new haircut!

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

It cracked me up when I went back and watched it. Haha

[@ericcartman8593]

@@KnightJiuJitsu hahaha 🤣

[@scarred10]

Problem is it takes a huge amount of drilling and randori to be to pull these off in competition and I've ever see a bjj school that does it.

[@Felix-nk1hq]

2:38 7:48

[@seanchan08]

9.30

[@bodhitree33]

👍

[@khronicaltv7342]

I always wonder if drop seonage doesn't fuck up your knees In Da StReEtS

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Would not recommend the drop variation on concrete or asphalt.

[@Soraakids]

Everyone in my gym are so much taller and so much bigger than me, the only thing working is actually the fireman carry 😢

[@drake6800]

What’s your opinion on the wrestling version of kata guruma/fireman’s carry where you drop to both knees instead of collapsing to one hip? I’ve seen it taught both ways, but not sure which is more effective

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

The collapsing leg version is found in variations of both wrestling and judo, as is the double knee and even standing versions. I think both Judo and wrestling have several variations. I personally like the collapsing leg version, but that’s just personal preference. I think it depends on athletic attributes of the competitor.

[@motorcyclePOV9]

I'd like to get this rush guard "COFFEE THEN JIU JITSU". But I live in Japan. Can I buy one?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Check @xmartial on Instagram and see if they have international shipping

[@motorcyclePOV9]

@@KnightJiuJitsu Thank you(˶'ᵕ'˶)

[@chenchi6623]

timestamps would be useful for this as someone who is new to these throw names

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

That’s a good idea. I should’ve done that

[@alekseichudinov5785]

How would you do ouchi gari to tai otoshi in no gi, sir?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

I think it would require a big hip rotation to combine those.

[@phredbookley183]

Do you have a favorite throw and or throw combination?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

Yep. Inside trip to ankle pick (not in this video though)

[@phredbookley183]

@@KnightJiuJitsu does this start from the over under like all of the throws in this video?

[@vasan1250]

What’s the difference between judo and Greco Roman wrestling

[@LeoLeo-ew7lj]

Judo= submission and throw Greco roman= Only throw

[@user-xp6hb1qh3v]

japanese essence

[@ermining1]

For ko uchi gari, try working on when your partner is doing a forward step toward you, and forget about your leg. Like all other technics it's in hara (forget the common English translation, the closest translation would be center of the body)not in the legs not in the arms etc they just follow. It's something felt so not easy to explain. Here is a video that illustrate this quite well, or you could look at videos from Hirano, or Igor Correa kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIXFZpV6p9ugiqM

[@DoinYourM0m]

Hey Eli I have a tough question? (at least I think it's tough) if a judo fighter with 8 years of judo experience and learned WRESTLING defense for one month had to fight a wrestler with 8 years of experience but only learned JUDO defense for one month who do you think would win? Also let's say they know 2 years of Muay Thai and this is MMA rules.

[@juliantan1321]

Scott mate what have you gotten into

[@ryang9973]

There's so many factors (type of school they train at, how often, what age they are, who's more a natural athlete)

[@DoinYourM0m]

@@ryang9973 Let's just say same age same quality of school and same athletic ability

[@DoinYourM0m]

@@juliantan1321 do you mean which one do I like more?

[@ryang9973]

@@DoinYourM0m then still no idea

[@mohammed_agha]

This throws are legal in bjj ?

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

All of these are legal in BJJ comps

[@honorylealtad5596]

Who cares kid.

[@ov02002]

Someone timestamps please 😞

[@e.e.8589]

Everytime I try a Judo throw in BJJ class, I get my back taken

[@KnightJiuJitsu]

It’s a common occurrence. There’s ways to modify many of them to cut down on that happening though

[@m5a1stuart83]

You need to modify the throws

[@ibaryabaq9197]

I don't know the best fixes to this problem for BJJ, but for self defense many of these throws can be done turning to the OUTSIDE of the opponent. Many are illegal in Judo because you can break their arm on such throws....but perfect and better for self defense in my opinion.

[@weslawless2386]

Im almost a shodan in judo, and getting your back taken is usually a result of poor kazushi (off balancing). Without kazushi, there is no throw.

[@e.e.8589]

@@weslawless2386 you mean standing, right?

[@rafaelsantana3878]

less no GI is Luta LIVRE ESPORTIVA

[@iamthelizardking6239]

No Gi judo...they have a name for that it’s called wrestling..

[@bkrjiu-jitsuadelaide1004]

You mean Jiujitsu throws that existed 100s of years at least before judo.. 👀

[@mfp5585]

Judo has never made a secret of its roots in jiu jitsu... Unlike BJJ rarely acknowledging it all started with judoka Maeda teaching de Gracie.

[@bkrjiu-jitsuadelaide1004]

@@mfp5585 that's cool. These are still jujitsu throws, not 'no gi judo'. Traditional jj rarely used clothing grips yet all the throws previously existed