No Gi Uchi Mata Master Class - Judo for Jiu Jitsu

[@tomparke2407]

Such a safe and effective way to train. This is excellent.

[@onejudoka]

Absolutely!

[@joeyjuiice]

Max pretty sure we graduated the same year. When I wrestled at pats and with what you did your first year at lane your name was everywhere that some judo kid was throwing top ranked wrestlers lol. Amazing to see your still killing it brother. 💪🏼🤝🏼

[@louie8815]

Your lying for likes bro

[@onejudoka]

I don't think he is lying. Everything he said makes sense.

[@joeyjuiice]

@@louie8815 lol I grew up with Nick and Chris Dardane who wrestled at OPRF and Minnesota. Max wrestled Nick and threw him with an uchi mata that shocked everyone. Why I would lie for likes from people I don’t know is absurd my friend. I’m just giving credit where it’s due and genuinely happy to see him doing big things.

[@Happygogeta]

​@@louie8815 bro can't spell

[@tiduxo4835]

You are my favorite KZbin teacher. Thanks for your lessons, cheers from Brazil! 🇧🇷

[@fredericeylenstein5407]

Wow.. that was so much value in 8 minutes. Thank you!👏👏🙌

[@errantcanis5187]

You’re the man! Thank you professor- my favorite throw from my favorite KZbin instructor.

[@onejudoka]

Glad you enjoyed it! More to come!

[@Organicmann]

KZbin instructor lul

[@MrSERYOGA100]

I love Judo throws. I will try to drill this on my No-Gi practice

[@rns7426]

Dude, I love your instructionals. I saw the Arsonist. You and JFLO man, you guys are amazing teachers! Did you say people can get access to your technique instructionals on patreon?

[@onejudoka]

Yes sir. Full instructionals, technique breakdowns, and exclusive rolling footage available

[@kenn3250]

Great video Max, really enjoying your content

[@ConcealedSteel]

This is gold. Very data rich content, thanks!

[@johndoe4073]

Great instructions! This will fit well into my game. Thank you!

[@thelastchimp]

awesome details max, been loving the uchi mata into front headlock, very high success rate

[@ericsynatschk5459]

Really enjoying these instructionals. I think I speak for everyone when I say that we'd love to see a video about how you like to go about timing your deashi barai

[@onejudoka]

Got one coming next week

[@ericsynatschk5459]

@@onejudoka awesome!! I

[@Benzograppling]

Wow . Thank you.

[@brettstenberg]

perfect needed this video

[@neeehof]

Thanks!

[@x-Musashi-x]

Yoooooooo I will check your Patreon. Thanks bro.

[@adili9427]

The point on keeping your head higher was really crucial for me. I keep messing up the cancan and I think that's the reason why! Thanks!

[@onejudoka]

I got you. The full uncut version is 24min long and available on my Patreon. It has all the small details you might be missing.

[@EricHalverson83]

*kenken

[@adili9427]

​@@EricHalverson83I look like I'm dancing when I do it, so cancan

[@guilhermemarquesdafonseca5454]

@@onejudoka is the "White Belt" membership enough for me to watch that 24 min version?

[@onejudoka]

@@guilhermemarquesdafonseca5454 yes sir. If you have any issues drop me a dm on Patreon

[@luiscruz5556]

Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. Thanks, Max. One question: why control at the wrist as opposed to the tricep on the far arm?

[@Devin1pm]

In judo, we grip the gi near the wrist to guide the opponent to the direction we wanna throw him to..I believe the same principle applies for no-gi as well

[@willyjutsu]

Hell yeah brother, taste the rainbow!

[@joeg7096]

fantastic teaching as always. question for you, since you say that you want to have the head height, any tips on executing this as the shorter guy against a taller opponent other than looking to pull down the wrist? i find i have a lot of trouble with this against taller guys also curious if you have any thoughts on the supinated/bicep curl/underclasp grip youll see islam do a lot, where the wrist control is just bicep curl trapping their forearm/wrist against their body rather than a straight wrist grip or tricep

[@davidclaassen6977]

Wouldnt your "big" uchimata be actually hane goshi since you tap the far leg instead of the one close one??

[@francisconikotian2326]

I need a master class in falling also

[@killianhumair1360]

When should I opt for the ken ken uchimata and when should I opt for the front headlock uchimata since it's almost the same set up?

[@onejudoka]

I go for the ken ken if my opponent is around my height I go for the front headlock if they are taller than I am. Just a general rule of thumb

[@ascended496]

Whenever I do uchi mata my knee tends to flare outwards slightly as opposed to pointing straight down. Is this a problem that I need to fix or does it not matter?

[@kidddogbites]

doesnt the far leg turn it into hane goshi?

[@mikelachina4730]

It becomes "hane goshi" when ukes throwing leg is bent/folded and "springs" uke upward. Many times uchi mata and hane goshi can look the same but there are nuances to the throwing action.

[@x-Musashi-x]

Do you also have Judo Gi videos on your patreon?

[@onejudoka]

Not yet! But I'm working on it

[@derbistheeternal2947]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ForsterLucien]

Wilson Steven Lopez Shirley Allen Elizabeth

[@EagleTrue]

Are you a lefty ? If I'm a lefty, do I have to have my left leg in front ?

[@onejudoka]

Yes I'm a lefty (most of the time). Left handed = Left foot lead.

[@EagleTrue]

@@onejudoka thank you !

[@daalhead1098]

My coach is a bjj blackbelt, but when he tries to teach judo my god is it a shit show

[@onejudoka]

I'd love to come put for a seminar

[@W1LDtracer]

Your "big uchi mata" is not uchi mata - its hane goshi

[@onejudoka]

I need evidence

[@W1LDtracer]

@@onejudoka Type "Uchi Mata Vs Hane Goshi Vs Harai Goshi || What's The Difference?" in youtube search

[@onejudoka]

So articulate...

[@W1LDtracer]

@@onejudoka too hard, english is not my native language

[@W1LDtracer]

uchi mata is more "leg technique", hane goshi "hip technique", and aimed for far leg

[@tinbonlinhnumber1]

🦍🦍🦍

[@obrienortega6942]

Nice gym. Where is this school located?

[@onejudoka]

Mission Viejo California