Korean Seoi Nage

[@SampsonJudo]

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[@jameslyons6655]

I’ve studied martial arts for decades. I really appreciate his efficient style of instruction. No fluff, no filler just descriptive and demonstrative. Beautiful to watch.

[@LIONTAMER3D]

He can afford to teach that way because he's a master. If he were less than that, his teaching style would be more intense.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@LIONTAMER3D wut

[@SampsonJudo]

Not sure why the interest in this video has suddenly exploded but thankful to see you all here! If you like what you see we've got plenty more content and tuition on our channel! 👆🏻

[@LIONTAMER3D]

Because it's a good video =)

[@MurryRothbeard]

People wanted to find out how to hit someone with the entire planet sir. I do BJJ and I was looking for a good take down to try in class tonight. OSS

[@realitycheckwithmarktripp7974]

Actually the IJF just banned this throw and I suspect that caused interest.

[@robertsallis2309]

Great demo, very interesting take on a wonderful variation. Thanks for posting. Definitely going to work on this when we’re allowed back in the dojo👍

[@maurofassi1970]

Thank you sensei. Clear and efficient as usual. Very interesting

[@jmichaelolds]

Great stuff, sir!

[@05232425]

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[@calebalves82]

Judô é mais que um estilo de luta, é estilo de VIDA! Oss!

[@aydinmeydinTB4CFV]

VvvvooOOooovvvvVv Muhteşem İpon Seyonage... Çok teşekkürler Sampson Shihan....

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

So interesting almond everybody does this over handed and it ends more like a slide or slip. Going underhanded wrap the arm and you end up loading the person onto your back. Your way looks slower and harder but much worse for the Uke. by which I mean more impressive as well. However you are the only one I’ve seen demonstrate it this way and it actually seems name appropriate the other technique reminds me much more of a balance move than a loading throw.

[@SampsonJudo]

Glad you like it! I personally prefer my throws to be actual throws - i.e. lift my uke into the air. It's one of the reasons I personally prefer a normal Ippon Seoi Nage over a drop Seoi Nage, it feels more elegant. But of course sometimes a less elegant method is needed to get the score 😅

[@Allsport938]

Thanks coach help me alot in my technique

[@tb5943]

I see two red belt there. 😲 Really impressive 👍

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

yes indeed!

[@wilsonsilva4398]

Saudações do Brasil Master mestre

[@calebalves82]

Brasil!

[@evertonpellinb.3696]

Beutiful Sensei, perfect demostration 🥋🥋🥋🙌💪

[@LIONTAMER3D]

Korean sei onage is BEST sei onage

[@danielealves1723]

Muito bom sensei! 🙌👏🥋

[@aimanarief3066]

thanks sensei🙏

[@ivansampaio8001]

Maravilha! PARABÉNS! Sou De Belém / Brasil

[@internetmemeplace6886]

hello , could you please make a video calling out the ijf for banning this move and begin a petition for it

[@beladirikita]

Great technique... 🙏

[@wilsonsilva4398]

Fantástico esse mestre é muito bom very good Master

[@荒川道寿]

すごい‼️この背負い投げは、見た事がない。

[@ハゲカッパ-s5s]

前からありましたよ

[@ニベア-j3k]

古流でよく見る極め投げに近い感じ？

[@svendemon]

Great job!

[@ziobembibembitenor3141]

Sono ormai 45 anni che non pratico più judo, sono arrivato a cintura marrone ed il judo che ricordo era in linea con le semplici regole del Maestro. Questo Korea seoi nage credo che ancora non ci fosse. Io i pochi combattimenti fatti in gara li vinsi con ippon seoi nave a sx di tori e con morote classico a ds. Vedendo questa esecuzione e qualche combattimento su you tube mi sono fatto un'idea personale di questo colpo ed è in linea con le linee di equilibrio spiegate benissimo dal Maestro. Il movimento iniziale é fondamentale, ma non capisco perché si necessario il sollevamento dato che tori è di fatto già sbilanciato indietro. Sarebbe più naturale una semplice spazzata da dietro sx vs sx. Forse si è deciso di optare per il caricamento in un a determinata linea per evitare una resistenza di tori da dietro in caso di non perfetta riuscita di qualche fase di passaggio. Grazie per la gentile attenzione ed eventuale spiegazione. Rispettosamente e complimentandomi Stefano ex Palestra Samj Mantova Italia.

[@kparsa1]

I like the variation...

[@elbradleyyingi7559]

Une très bonne leçon

[@silvanotelemoto2360]

Muito bom 👏👏👏

[@realtalk9169]

So in traditional karate katas are some of these throwing techniques.

[@realtalk9169]

It's not a matter that karate katas don't work. Finding these practical throwing techniques embedded in the. Katas is the challenge

[@sam04019491]

This is judo.

[@oldmanjudo6241]

Nice technique.

[@AmazonasBiotop]

Nice moves!

[@supersonique001]

Lovely and elegant technique! reminds me of my youth in Judo in the 60's when the art was less commercialized like today with MMa fighters trying to kill each other in cock cages!

[@douglaswong4128]

Can you do this throw from a conventional ai yotsu situation, right vs right?

[@professorteacher3679]

Bem diferente e criativo.

[@luistrekker]

Como não percebi que era possível variar a entrada desse modo a trinta anos atrás... rs As coisas mais geniais são as mais simples. No Judô e na vida!

[@kevionrogers2605]

Essentially it's an ura version.

[@ОлегКо-э9к]

очень грамотная техника, мастер

[@alexblue6991]

I always thought judo wouldn't work in a street fight I was wrong

[@SampsonJudo]

Very wrong! Judo is extremely effective in a street fight. It is excellent and restraining and controlling an opponent.

[@deangullberry5148]

Judo, as developed by Jigoro Kano, is a collection of techniques from several classical jiujitsu styles. The intent was to stop an attack quickly and efficiently with (mostly throws [they really hurt on hard ground]) techniques that could be safely learned. If you find a school that still teaches his original curriculum, it will include strikes (mostly to set up throws, and finishers) and a bunch more joint locks.

[@ethanwang2800]

The opposite over the shoulder is dangerous for bringing learner.

[@MrBluemanworld]

That was the move I used on Covid when I dropped its ass!

[@АсекеБасеке-ы4з]

Beautiful

[@sony5581]

Is it possible to do a drop version of this technique?

[@titanmaulana5216]

Of course, many judoka use thia technique with drop version

[@ИгорьСемёнов-е5ъ]

Profi👍👍👍👍👍

[@SI-ln6tc]

Korean seonage? Would it be consider yudo (Korean version of judo).

[@LIONTAMER3D]

It's my understanding that Jewdo is the only version of the art named after people

[@PLAY-xg3rl]

Korean seoi is two hands in eri

[@ВацлавГавел-щ2р]

👍класс!

[@AlbertvsMagnvs]

That looks dangerous

[@jblpower949]

Korean seoinage???? I'v never heard that before😂

[@miguellopesdasilva3302]

Eu.nao aprovo esta tecnica pos voce fica vom o corpo muito enpe e pofe ter muitas autros ataques de contra golpe se saber que vovr pode levar um estrangulsmento em pe

[@НикитаШелков-х7с]

Первый прием рабочий я думаю

[@brendacstr2201]

3:07

[@christuxford4462]

It would be awesome to find a no-gi application to make these work for other arts.

[@davidrasmussen5062]

There usually is most arts.

[@StevenRayW]

Interesting. Similar entries are also found in Ninjutsu, some Koryu Jujitsu, and Chinese Shuaijiao.

[@ChicoChiico]

Cross Dawn arm

[@ninobrown9600]

Osu!

[@matkasim]

novel approach

[@TunAndreas]

YELKA CHAPPA Tehnique

[@nawawiguntoro313]

Y

[@joep3525]

My Hapkido teacher, 9th degree in both Hapkido and Tae Kwon Do, told me that when the Japanese occupied Korea, during WWII, they only allowed the Koreans to practice Judo.

[@noizettes9803]

Is Ipon Seoi Nage !

[@じろや老狸]

帯の色ｗ　赤白帯って八段とか？　後ろの女の人赤帯十段かよｗ コレって柔道ななんですか？

[@SampsonJudo]

A red a white belt signifies a 6th dan - 8th Dan. The woman in the back is an orange belt (4th Kyu).

[@angellomontella2382]

Obvio está enseñando técnicas de su disciplina para competencias internas, ya que eso en el día a día no sirve. Nadie te agarra de la ropa cuando te quiere lastimar, simplemente te golpean.

[@64wy4x8s]

....I haven't seen a single korean judoka that does korean seoi nage like this. And the creator of the korean seoi nage technique (Choi Min Ho) would probably not recognize what this is if he saw it.

[@anarchic_ramblings]

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[@64wy4x8s]

@@anarchic_ramblings Very different grip. The grip is everything for korean seoi nage. Choi uses a double lapel, baseball bat grip as it clearly evident in the video you posted, as it is in any other examples of korean seoi nage. Not whatever Sampson is showing here.

[@anarchic_ramblings]

@@64wy4x8s Oh yes, 'unrecognisable'!

[@lupinandy3600]

Hey NUTS , have to teach you :1-judo is not from korea but its from japan to the world (then you no nothing when you use this title ) 2-seoi nage : is japanies world as meaning seo , means get on the back and nage men’s throughout. 3- i have done korean take won do for more than 20 ys, it means i do t hate them and not racist , just live in japan near 40 years , and got so easily , you dont know any thing of japan and also korea 🤔😀 Go and try in another language , im afraid in the next video you use of title : ashibara from rusia😂

[@SampsonJudo]

The use of the word ‘Korean’ is due to the fact that this particular variation of Seoi Nage was made popular by Korean judoka on the world circuit. Of course Seoi Nage is not Korean, the name is simply a nickname or colloquialism.

[@운한서]

Judo originally started from Korea. It was incorrectly known to be Japanese because Japan promoted it as if it was theirs'. And its name is not "Judo". It is "Yudo", like in Korean. Just a little piece of information.

[@gunha8288]

News to me. Can you share any sources ?

[@anarchic_ramblings]

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[@MD-jk3ol]

KOREAN joke!