No gi body lock Uki-Goshi or Front Uchimata?

[@swakiejohn6368]

Can we have a whole series on no-gi please? This is really good

[@graciejiujitsusayville7108]

just released on Judo Fanatics - really good too!

[@grigoridj]

Nice! Please keep the no gi stuff coming.

[@xjoshsaucex]

Thank you sensei! More no-gi please 🙏

[@Twobarpsi]

This^

[@Ryzanify44]

‘Forgive me sensei, but I must go all out’ 😂 nice vid sensei higashi

[@유도하는피존투]

some people say that mongol uchimata because it's very similar action with belt wrestling . In korea belt wrestling athlete call this name deul-bae-ji-gi means raise opponent body using your belly. also very similar okinawa sumo skill

[@nathantheophilus4856]

Is that from sireum or am i wrong

[@sambolife2764]

You'll find this kind of throw in any kind of belt wrestling, mainland sumo its called yagura nage

[@davidecappelli9961]

No-gi techniques are most interesting and most useful. 👍

[@Sipekrov]

Really love the video. I have been looking for some good demonstrations of no-gi judo and really appreciate this content. QQ, could this also be called utsuri-goshi?

[@ddturnerphd]

From my perspective utsuri-goshi would more likely be set up from more of a belly-to-flank entry, possibly an attempted ura-goshi, then popping your hip through in front of uke during the lift to change the attacking angle a full 180°.

[@SylvainHamel]

It wouldnt. Typical situation for utsuri is that the oponen attacks your neck (Koshi guruma) but doesnt manage ton break tour posture. You then counter by lifting and passing your hip in front, unrolling your oponent like a rug.

[@Sipekrov]

@@SylvainHamel Awesome, thank you for the clarification on this. I am still a white belt, so any insight I can get into the nuances of throws and when they should be used is very well appreciated.

[@Sipekrov]

@@ddturnerphd Thank you very much for the explanation. I am still learning about the various throws of judo, so this was very helpful for me.

[@Erik_The_Hun97]

Awesome video i just started bjj 4 months ago and watching no gi along with gi is awesome, love your videos!

[@Utuberj0sh]

love to see no-gi judo! would love to implement into no-gi bjj!

[@FondleZ_da_kL0wN]

Agreed looks like greco

[@jonashartmann6687]

Nice Demonstration, thank you!

[@johndoe-id2uh]

What would be the counter?

[@alberth5818]

Great video!

[@Balaclavaballistics]

Higashi sensei, could you show entries into body lock in gi and nogi?

[@Blindstoic]

We love the no gi.

[@cahallo5964]

May you please do a video on no gi grips?, as in the really basic stuff.

[@liamcage7208]

Is that version a legal Judo competition technique, is that grip legal without starting from traditional grip? The more wrestling like version you showed where you turn him rather than lift, it seems that it would make for a good hari type of sweep at the end in Judo competition for ippon, ...your thoughts?

[@Balaclavaballistics]

I wish I could train with you Higashi Sensei

[@Twobarpsi]

Excellent ✊🥋💪

[@woodlike10]

the hug at the beginning is forbidden in judo, isn't it ?

[@muhammad_wada]

🔥🔥🔥

[@jcfilho01]

Muito bom!

[@zoharpaskar8672]

Isn’t it Utsuri goshi?

[@Sean-rawlins]

front uchi mata

[@เด็กพเนจร-ฝ4ษ]

is that Brian Glick?

[@Abc-vi3il]

Yes

[@spiro-reese.7668]

Watch zhumashbek from Kyrgyzstan, he hits this on everyone

[@seanchan08]

2.17

[@a-z2928]

Yagura nage

[@raphaelhudson]

This is actually interesting . Makes uki goshi something more than a bad version of o goshi