Russian Tie Uchi Mata: LEARN THIS Takedown!

[@kenziecashflow]

Haven’t even watched the full video, but I absolute love all your breakdowns. This channel is of the best I’ve seen

[@talon9526]

try dps breakdowns

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you I appreciate that. I hope you liked the video

[@paulvang8979]

Love seeing judo concepts applied in wrestling. This is a super helpful breakdown and I can add this to my Russian immediately. Subscribed!

[@cameronyeezy85]

I used to wrestle a kid in high school that would hit that uchi mada and would ankle pick me as my other leg was in the air or would fake the ankle pick and reshoot to the same leg he hit the uchi mada on and he would take me down multiple times with it everyday. He ended up being a 3 time state champ

[@earnyourgold]

That sounds absolutely disgusting

[@austinrhatiganpt]

This was seriously helpful. Came to KZbin looking for options on how to deal with posting on the face during 2:1. This breakdown (with the evidence) shows uchi mata as a really good option - thanks for it!

[@CionJSBJJ]

I use this and reverse kimura from standing have been looking for solid answers to this reaction and your video has been a major help

[@kobebetty]

Love it will try it tonight thank you so much ! Great content

[@billpryor8764]

Another original out of the box technique that easy to learn and very effective. Keep ‘‘em coming 👍

[@7-_Kh]

Простая? Уверяю, что нет.

[@MF-kb2nv]

Also called a Ballwazi because if you do it wrong you hit nutz.

[@legitprowrestling6653]

Phenomenal video! Thank you very much!

[@thelastchimp]

this is beautiful, i love using the russian tie and uchi mata, but typically hit the uchi from an overhook. definitely going to try this in training this week

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah it’s a nice combination

[@evgeniantelo9697]

Best channel ever. I am speechless

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you so much

[@codypappan5377]

I love your videos man please keep them coming my son works on every single move you put on here. This move specifically he kept getting to his 2 on 1 and opponent would post on head and he would end up just letting go so THANK YOU for this technique.

[@earnyourgold]

This comment means a lot man. Keep me updated on how he does during the season

[@ifyouseekay1000]

I learned this as the whizzer kick. Great move

[@RJPiper]

One of my favourite moves! Learned it from a Gene Mills video on youtube. Love this channel!

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you! And I have to find that video

[@RJPiper]

@@earnyourgold kzbin.info/www/bejne/npilZoiugMZ-qtk You probabaly seen it by now though lol

[@michaellessard4573]

Love your channel and breakdown of techniques!!

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you

[@yogev1989]

This dude is incredible

[@genarohernandezjr.6589]

Thank you for sharing this. I didn't know what to do in this situation. Love your videos.

[@earnyourgold]

Glad it was helpful

[@grahamallen104]

Hey man thank you a ton for the technique breakdowns

[@earnyourgold]

No problem. Glad you like them

[@jamtmann]

Excellent review and analysis thank you

[@marksoberay2318]

Hell ya! I competed in judo till i was 40 years old, uchi matta was my throw!

[@earnyourgold]

Man I wish I had done Judo when I was growing up. Such a good base for wrestling

[@marksoberay2318]

@@earnyourgold definitely! Lennox Wolak currently wrestling for Columbia started wrestling in 9th grade, did judo since birth. Had a true freshmanD1 winning record! ....his dad and i were college judo teammates.

[@KaliCarter]

This channel is the absolute best brother. Can't wait to drill this with my kid.

[@earnyourgold]

Hope he takes well to it. The guy pushing my head away always nullified my Russian tie when I use to try it, but this works really well

[@adil7845]

Love the russian, thanks for the video

[@earnyourgold]

Thanks for watching. I love the Russian tie. Have 2 other videos I'm going to be posting on it as well

[@schenksteven1]

Growing up as a wrestler I always kinda dismissed Judo, but over the years I have come to really appreciate some of the technique it brings to the takedown game, especially the leg-kicks and sweeps. PS great content.

[@Frankthetank302]

Always loved this counter to the post on head defense to the Russian lol

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah it's a good move. Works on pretty good guys too

[@gustavwalterson6541]

0:06 very useful when they post on the head

[@pauldarling330]

Head post is one of the best defenses against the russian. Something to work with. Also, if you drop your head down you can come up into their chest and they will normally transition into the headlock, where you show the O'Malley hip drop from Russian/headlock.

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah. My goal with a position is to have a solution for every reaction my opponent could have. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't, but I love the Russian. I have a few more videos coming out on it

[@pauldarling330]

@@earnyourgold The Uchi Mata is also a counter in the Russian when the guy tries to step behind you. Something to analyze is Seth Gross got DESTROYED using the Russian at worlds. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ7KYqmnf6usfas

[@agentsmith868]

great channel thank you

[@IronChef60]

Terao and Demas were the only ones in these examples who committed with their hands as well as their feet/hips. Uchi-mata needs commitment forward for the rotation and most of the weaker outcomes in this video were missing that… You can get someone airborne with your hips but you need to finish with your hands…my 2 cents and great video.

[@earnyourgold]

Thanks for the comment. It actually makes sense because they're the two in the video with an actual Judo background (Tear more than Demas, but Demas is still really well-versed in Judo). Michael O'Malley is just really good with Russian ties and so is Seth Gross

[@SubFlow22]

Great technique. Surprised we don't see more merckles out of this sequence.

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah for sure. That leg is already wrapped. Shane Griffith has a clip of him do a merle from an uchi mata. It just wasn't from the Russian

[@DiegoLovesWrestling]

Nice vid I've been incorporating judo into my wrestling

[@earnyourgold]

Judo in wrestling is great man. It's a different feel and most wrestlers don't know how to defend it

[@takedown6470]

To me this was never a Judo concept. It was Just wrestling. Been doing this move since the 70's in wrestling. I took judo later in life. You do know that their are throws in wrestling.

[@drewg5484]

Ur mad smart bro

[@timmccallum7336]

almost reminds me of a throw by or slide by

[@TheGreatWindowMaker]

You should make a video on Patrick Glory’s turks. He abuses them on people and it works every time!

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah he's pretty good

[@Nickemekacomedy]

Awesome breakdown! Any chance you could do one of Joe Colon’s body lock series some time?

[@earnyourgold]

I never even knew that Joe Colon had a nice bodylock, but I love upper body techniques, so if I can find enough clips of him utilizing it then of course. Thanks for the heads up

[@Nickemekacomedy]

@@earnyourgold of course! Keep up the great videos 🙌

[@rezenebelcomputer566]

I thought about that in my head, how about a missed one to an ankle pick.

[@7-_Kh]

По русски называется Podkhvat iznutre.

[@antoniosianez2970]

Wassup bro. Would that duck under be better if you changed your angle and bumped the elbow up instead of reaching around the head?

[@earnyourgold]

What duck under?

[@antoniosianez2970]

@@earnyourgoldin the beginning. Where he reaches around from the tie. You said it doesn’t work but I feel like it would if your angle is good. Personally I prefer the Uchi Mata as I am more comfortable with it coming from a jiujitsu background.

[@earnyourgold]

@@antoniosianez2970 ohhh. Potentially. I’ll have to play around with it and/or see someone try it in a live match

[@app369]

I noticed the opponents were pretty square in their stance when they got hit with the uchi mata. Do you think the foot position of your opponent matters much?

[@earnyourgold]

I think it definitely helps if the leg on the same side of the Russian is close (I'm assuming). If that leg is far back though, I've seen the Tear brothers do a cross pick with their feet and I've seen Jack Maida from American University do a foot stomp

[@atilax6452]

I have seen guys mistakenly "mule-kick" opponents right in the ballz, trying to do that move. Lol! Seemed to b guys with shorter legs. Maybe not lining it up right or something.