No-Gi Throws by Vlad Koulikov - Sambo Fusion

[@TheKro16]

One of my all time favorite takedown and submission sequences of all time. The versatility is incredible.

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Competent instructors teaching what I call genuine street fighting Sambo and Judo are difficult to find in this day and age of watered down sport Judo and Sambo . So much essential teachings of Judo have been lost after many techniques are no longer allowed in a tournament setting . It's great to see instructors keeping the old ways alive . Respect sent and thanks for this video .

[@SundownTE]

It's amazing the content you can get on KZbin, man

[@tritacacademy]

+SundownTE we truly appreciate that positive feedback. Our mission is to Inspire Warriors to discover, train and experience martial arts

[@locumania]

Right? I could become a scientist just off youtube😂😂

[@angel-rq4fz]

@Tritac Martial Arts This is Greco Roman Throwing Technique ,either you are Ignorant of the fact or you are trying to make it look like you are innovating .

[@aarontyeryar8108]

Such a clean entrance into a dominant grip for throws. 2 steps & you’re ready to fly.

[@tritacacademy]

Thank you!

[@k9m42]

No gi Judo adds a lot to any grapplers takedown arsenal.

[@tritacacademy]

+k9m42 agreed.

[@bigmember5908]

it would add even more if there were tournaments specifically with nogi judo rules.

[@rye-bread5236]

Big Member Sounds similar to Greco Roman. Besides submissions what's the difference?

[@matthewbittenbender9191]

k9m42 No gi judo it’s called wrestling. Everyone of my kids that I coach knows these. Mixing it with striking is apretty devastating combo. To defend myself I have used punch kick combos to close the distance whether I hit the target or not is a relevant, and as soon as I can grab my opponent it’s a standing headlock or hip toss. It’s amazing what you can do when you’ve mastered a couple styles that complement each other. I wrestled up through college then went into karate and became a sensei. I have coached both wrestling and karate. But to work really well together.

[@sethb6383]

karate is a waste of time and outdated@@matthewbittenbender9191

[@dalroache]

that one leg out sit down whilst opponents in school yard headlock clinch was awesome I never thought of that one yet its right there both simple and effective but I've never seen that before EVER....awesome stuff guys

[@tritacacademy]

I think you're referring to the sag takedown. Old school high school wrestling :)

[@Iron-Bridge]

I absolutely love how this material is MMA relevant and street relevant. Islam Makachev applies more than a bit of this no gi judo in his takedowns.

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

Awesome video, Vlad is a gentleman and a scholar.

[@tritacacademy]

+Brendan Dorman can't say it any better than that :)

[@BrendanDormanMMA]

Soul Fighters Academy cheers fellas

[@mellonhead9568]

@@tritacacademy name of that Russian grip ???

[@ivailoivanov807]

Love this stuff. Really high level of technique. Awesome video guys !

[@tritacacademy]

+Ivailo Ivanov thanks man!! Much appreciated

[@juandenz2008]

Nice ! Vlad is one of those people who is so masterful that it is just incredibly entertaining to watch him demonstrate techniques.

[@tritacacademy]

Agreed! One of the best instructors we've ever experienced!

[@BurtonSKnowles]

This is exactly what I was looking for to augment my BJJ game. Excellent! Thank you.

[@dominicanrepublic2549]

One of the best video to learn quickly

[@AllStarWideReciever]

I love how you ask good questions and for him to even show how he sets it up Most tutorials don’t break it down enough 👍🏾

[@eddietasker9110]

Pulled one of these off during rolls starting from the feet. Thank you 😃

[@tritacacademy]

Nice work!!

[@eddietasker9110]

@@tritacacademy ❤❤❤

[@rockburst2007]

Thank you for uploading this vlad. i was looking for techniques like this only which won't need more strength to pull down opponent

[@tritacacademy]

+mazhar Galsulkar glad you got something out of the video

[@jimmnythecricket1175]

That headlock is really nice, gonna try that soon

[@fordguyfordguy]

Vlad Koulikov has some amazing talent.

[@sambofusion9486]

Andrew Johnson Thank you 🙏🏻

[@EvoBJJ]

Vlad is such a great teacher man!

[@tritacacademy]

+Evo BJJ one of the best we've had the pleasure of learning from

[@sambofusion9486]

Evo BJJ THANK YOU

[@kallepikku4991]

This is like watching a traditional Catch wrestling instructional video. Great job guys.

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks man! Vlad Koulikov is the man!!

[@thelegionofst.michaelthear2490]

Love it! This is my Sequence 4 throw! Sequence 4= 1+ tomahawk elbow+ clinch+4 knees+ underhook+ boxlock+ head and arm throw+ land fanned out+ high five the hand+ figure four to arm snap 😊 great videos! Thanks! OSS!

[@ayushprajapati6145]

amazing mix submission

[@bigmember5908]

this video shows a good portion of the reason I consider Side Control to be one of the best positions on the ground. I prefer it to Mount by a good deal. I even like it better then having their Back

[@WeBreakItAllDownRightHere]

Without striking, I agree that side control is superior. If you want to deal damage on the ground you really need to make some space, usually by increasing your height relative to his. Mount and KOB maximize this concept

[@nickcool888]

Thank you very much for this invaluable content. As a current officer of the law in the Uk, I have been In way too many grapples which usually end up in me managing to get the person on the floor by pure luck, through some truly clumsy leg sweeps, or what usually happens is I’m dealing with a man mountain who just over powers me. Very recently I’ve noticed that I have begun to initiate the headlock in my favour, but not having any options to take these beasts to the floor, until now. Of course I am more than aware that should this be done in concrete a serious level of injury will occur, and so this will be saved in my carpet based grappling struggles when I’m waiting for many minutes for back up to arrive. Thanks again

[@FFTuk]

nickau1superchink it’s great that you are planning for your safety and the safety of the people who you are dealing with. But maybe you should get yourself and some of your colleagues to a near by good quality BJJ school so you can be more prepared, whilst laughing inside on the level of training required for basic policing in the UK

[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

Head down to local bjj gym

[@mrv1271]

If you guys are ever in Australia check out Kristof Frankowski he's our version of Vlad down under. Most decorated judoka in Australia. Lots of similarities with Vlad.

[@tritacacademy]

MR V thanks for the recommendation!

[@Preethich1980]

Vlad is such a great resourses

[@tritacacademy]

Absolutely! A genius amount grapplers :)

[@kristianOLS]

Vlad is such a great resource

[@tritacacademy]

Incredible knowledge and technique.

[@fabiotimas8253]

hi

[@fabiotimas8253]

what. up

[@lartisanpugiliste3152]

This is simple and a Huge technic. So thank you very much for sharing!

[@williamsmith8790]

Triangular stepping is the key to many arts. Especially when using levers or breaking balance.

[@Menyhard]

Thank you sir

[@vajpaiaashish]

Simple but awesome tricks . Respect u sir. . Oss🙏

[@bigmember5908]

it's great to see Patrick Stewart staying in shape!

[@vashthestampede4716]

Awesome techniques

[@oreocarlton3343]

The ease he throws him...dam son!

[@tritacacademy]

Yea Vlad has amazing throws!

[@selfdefence3524]

Simplicity is genius and this dude understood it

[@jylpah]

Truly impressive.

[@pedrobrocato1982]

Vlad is is a beast!! Great video!! Such a great takedown.

[@haffoc]

I like that grip. I will have to try it.

[@tritacacademy]

Very powerful grip! "Pinch Headlock"

[@jerryoutlaw3396]

Really great techniques!!! Thank you.

[@tritacacademy]

Thank you for the support!

[@barrybadrinath2453]

man this is a great video love how clear its being explained

[@tritacacademy]

Thanks Alvaro! Vlad is a great teacher.

[@mamawiachinzah8361]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@Shadowrulzalways]

Funny thing is, since Judo was established, no-gi training was always part of it. In fact beginners had to learn no-gi first.

[@jordanleonard6540]

This is beautiful

[@Nightmare_valerix]

Good job ...simply and efficient

[@tingtong1172]

Nice very clean just subscribed good stuff 👍

[@shawnmccuen6908]

Alright. I'm trying this in sparing on Monday. Wish me luck!

[@bakiterriyaki9794]

This was a great video and his explanations were well done,thanks for the new knowledge

[@tritacacademy]

Vlad is a wealth of knowledge. One of the most well-rounder grapplers I've ever met

[@lukewinsorg8328]

I used this in Highschool to pin so many guys

[@quantumblurrr]

I bet you did big boy

[@eddietasker9110]

@@quantumblurrr lol, he'd probably snap you in half shut up 😂

[@quinnlaya331]

@@qmm00990 he probably meant highschool wrestling competition.

[@amorfati9519]

Actually this mainly works with people who are smaller, weaker and less determined or drunk.

[@Deocto]

With the throw or slide out?

[@x-Musashi-x]

Can’t wait to try this!!! Thank you!!!

[@tritacacademy]

The pinch headlock is power!!!

[@jasongolson3758]

That's one Bad ass Russki! Great stuff Mr. Vlad Koulikov. 🙏Spasiba!

[@sambofusion9486]

🙏🏻

[@joeasskicker7547]

Subscribed great video I'm definitely going to try this

[@ronki23]

If I use tai-otoshi with no gi i'd put my arm under my opponent's shoulder so basically i'm wrapping his whole shoulder into my body and pull their other arm with my other arm. I think it also counts as a sei-otoshi if you drop your knee. Other than tai-otoshi or sei-otoshi i'd stick to using foot sweeps like osoto gari, kosoto gari, o-uchi gari and ko-uchi gari as hip and shoulder throws take too long and expose your back

[@tritacacademy]

Awesome, thanks for the response!!

[@davidacosta496]

Excelente video

[@a.j.m.3808]

Very good moves

[@tritacacademy]

Vlad is one of the foremost experts on takedowns and throws

[@a.j.m.3808]

That is very obvious my friend

[@JJH-jc1fg]

Only if I had known about this back in my high school wrestling days

[@jasonrudolph491]

I love the takedowns! However- as a matter of practical self defense is it tactically sound to voluntarily go to the ground in the street?? It’s not the octagon or a competition. People have friends, weapons, other variables. I understand if one gets taken to the ground but then it seems to make more sense to get back up ASAP. 😎

[@tritacacademy]

Not all throws need to or should end up with you on the ground; and hitting people with the earth is the easiest ways to end a fight. Finally, unless you are in a true multiple attacker situation, grappling / Jiu-Jitsu is without a doubt the most effective way to control, subdue, and arrest (or break) your opponent

[@jasonrudolph491]

Hey I believe ground fighting Is a great skill set to have! 👍 However- Navy SEALs while trained to fight in water would advise and prefer (safe assumption) to fight on dry land hand fo hand. - same with standing vs on the ground. Escape, evasion, and using Ur environment are easier standing as well. What can happen is U often won’t necessarily know whether it’s a multiple attacker situation initially. Friends could show up late go through their car, get a gun , while the combatants are on the ground. Bystanders could get involved. The attacker( if on the ground with them could pull a knife. And the defender not even know until serious wounds are inflicted. Typically not an option to pat someone down before “deciding “ to go to the ground- - obviously opposed to being “taken “ to the ground. Just based On stuff stuff I’ve witnessed (thankfully not experienced. 😅

[@tritacacademy]

@@jasonrudolph491 Thanks for your insight. Here is our philosophy on this. The ground is a consequence, but I better know what to do what I get there. Ignoring it is just idiotic. This is experience. ... and in regards to Seals. I run a large martial arts gym in CT, and have been coaching martial arts professionally for over 10 years, training flow close to 30. We have a many, MANY active military, LEO, private security (former military) who train here daily. I have 2 guys who have been through BUDS and one is preparing to go through BUDS again right now. He couldn't finish first time due to injury. But, most of these experts hand to hand combat skills are a step above your average McDojo Krav Maga school. They do the basics very well, but they are by no means experts in hand to hand combat. Why? SOOOO much has to fail before it really goes to hand to hand combat. Their main concern is not necessarily 'how to fight', it's how to get back to their weapons systems OR survive the first few seconds of an attack until support arrives. Many questions involve weapons based attacks (especially knife or related), how to initiate 'hands on', how to defend / use your 'work space', and how to get to weapons systems when you are caught unaware, and FINALLY the biggest question every LEO, Military, SWAT, Security, etc is 'How to fight on the ground.' Experience dictates response. You can watch all the cool KZbin videos on violence that you want, listen to all the experts, repeat what they say, etc. But that is NOT studying or UNDERSTANDING combat. That is combat ENTERTAINMENT. This is video, my comments, my channel are primarily used for Combat Entertainment. If you want to really understand combat, besides going out of the street and repeatedly getting the shit kicked out of you until you understand 'combat' - the only other option is find a good MMA school and then do your weapons training with a good Kali school. I truly do appreciate your insight, got me to write a lot :)

[@meinname6843]

4:00 how is that throw called?

[@Tinky1rs]

It's a harai goshi (hip throw with leg) where he goes to the ground. I'd call it a maki (rolling) harai goshi, but you won't find videos with that name. Normally you wouldn't want to roll over the guy. Looking at just the throw, it's a variation of the harai goshi.

[@malachiarmenta6118]

Is there any content that shows how to use sambo/bjj/ throws against boxing or kicks?

[@ChristofferEricsater]

How could one do the same take down without landing on ones own elbow under the opponent’s head? So to avoid slamming ones own elbow in the concrete if done on the street?

[@nezircaglar2381]

the best gi throws composition

[@ers8754]

Beautiful!

[@folumb]

How did he get the tap from the setup at 04:10? It's not immediately apparent how that position would apply much pressure, it looks like the guy on bottom is doing a jackknife crunch which anyone with a less than morbidly obese abdomen could pull off. Can anyone explain?

[@tritacacademy]

That position applies tremendous pressure on diaphragm not allowing the guy on the bottom to inhale. You're driving your ribs into their body, pulling up on their head, and pulling their legs to completely crunch them up. I'm only 150lbs (not a guy in the videos) and can pull this off against people much larger than me. Bas Rutten also won an old Pancrase fight with that move. They credited it as a Bas Rutten Neck Crank, but it's all diaphragm.

[@guillermovera7197]

Thank you!

[@yunjinfetters6139]

"Stronger than mother's love" fucking lost it

[@erivaldopereira4451]

NO Gi show oss

[@hurricane8886]

Vlad Koulikov and his partner Steve Jobs did a great job

[@josiahkissinger6799]

Has vlad competed in adcc? That would be cool

[@sambofusion9486]

No, sir. I have not

[@toolate6971]

Seems the page is no longer available.

[@davidtice4972]

Excellente!

[@stealth7476]

I cant believe that grip can do many submissions.

[@1sunstyle]

There are many ways. That's the one he prefers.

[@gratefuldrifter6588]

Very nice man,he is the sambo teacher man,he knows his stuff,everone knows that name...

[@YthewayTV]

Transition beast 🐺

[@clinicallydepressedcat3497]

Dude is that basically a 50/50 to a pre arm triangle setup😍😍😍

[@etherform6620]

vlad is the real deal

[@JoshuaWilsonNZ]

amazing content! love it

[@TheGhostOperative]

wow vlad does those moves with ease. im inspired. edit: yesterday i tried to throw my sister. i couldnt and ended up with back pain. 😭 she's 5' 2" and 120 lbs, i'm 5' 7" and 140 lbs. ffs...

[@awmartian424]

Ty

[@jhoanmarcosbeltranarza7192]

Cool!!

[@jasonstrike14]

3:52 Please, what the name of this Throw?

[@tritacacademy]

It's just a hip throw from the pinch headlock. We call it Kubi Nage in JuJitsu, or head & arm throw, or headlock throw... or grab the head and fucking throw him :)

[@jasonstrike14]

Thank you, so much, i love this throw!

[@clacicle]

This is awesome!

[@zefsagala1391]

my sparring partner is 15 hg heavier and is more ripped than me....what are the best tactics that i can use when im fighting those kind of guys?

[@Jack-cm5ch]

Vlad shows simple steps. Love it! What's his workout routine? He looks SWOLE LOL

[@sambofusion9486]

Jack Lancer a lot of live wrestling and grappling as well as body weight exercises and kettle bells

[@skorwolf2719]

Vlad's the best

[@chamusik173]

유용한 기술들이 많다.. Good

[@josecarlosduarte833]

Gostei muito

[@kasparxavier5774]

Is this technic eligible for freestyle wrestling.

[@이소영-w1s]

nice concept

[@tritacacademy]

We think so too!

[@LilApostleX]

I absolutely love grappling its so underrated compared to striking 💯 imo

[@aler1972]

Truly a master

[@napata]

good stuff here

[@tritacacademy]

+J. Crockett thanks! Vlad is the man!!

[@hnryclemente1]

Great video very helpful

[@brentluder795]

do you not like the underhook to set up throws? harai goshi specifically...?

[@sambofusion9486]

Brent Luder I assume you're asking me... I do use underhooks extensively. Not for harai goshi though

[@lewiscarroll5652]

those tecniches are from BJJ?

[@nightmonkey2779]

Awesome technique! Vlad is the true Baba Yaga

[@sambofusion9486]

NightMonkey 🤣 thank you, albeit it’s a female witch

[@braydenterpening9069]

I'm new to judo and I could really use help on my footwork, is there any videos that you would recommend?

[@tritacacademy]

Check out more of Vlad's videos (search Sambo Fusion) and subscribe to our channel for A LOT more throws and takedowns.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

What do you do when you're over 35 and every time you hit the ground it hurts lol? I used to wrestle as a kid, then did jiu jitsu. Now I can only do jiu jitsu. No more wrestling. I mean, I COULD but it just hurts my joints. Maybe just do it lightly as much as possible. Idk. Or just stick with JJ

[@rye-bread5236]

Jujitsu, wrestling and Sambo? sounds like a scary grappling trio. The Traditional Jujitsu and Sambo has always interested me. As mainly a stand up striker, I deeply respect grappling skills and would love to learn one day. I'm just wary of those bs dojos. (way overpriced krav maga or you're typical MMA dojo where they circle jerk to Connor mcnugget stats, or even worse...the stereotypical karate dojo, where you practice Katas forever.)

[@oreocarlton3343]

ryan dravinski beware of Gracie cj in those NOGI NOWAY bjj dojos also

[@jitsulee652]

Traditional jujitsu sucks. GJJ or BJJ is more scientifically advanced form of it.

[@stevena8719]

Just look up your instructors black belt lineage online. If he’s not on there, he’s probably no good.

[@FirstnameLastname-bn4gv]

@@jitsulee652 BJJ is basically a modified form of Judo (not Jujutsu) which emphasizes ground techniques and submissions. It's not "more scientifically advanced", it's just more specific. Traditional Jujutsu encompasses almost everything in BJJ, as well as a lot more that BJJ doesn't. If you think it sucks, then you think most of BJJ sucks, by extension.

[@maddoxmazlan4184]

Can someone tell me what name is this in Judo please, preferably the japanese name... Would gladly appreciate it...

[@chico8128]

All l whant is thanks For this vídeo from juadalajara México thanks goob job keep like this 😊💯👍

[@akhilanandyadav2988]

Thank🌹🌹❤🙏 you Sir ji radhe krishna ji