Shoulder Throw - 2 variations of the Wrestling basics Ippon Seoi Nage for BJJ Grappling MMA

[@tttman4385]

The first person to explain it more intricately and scientifically. Great demonstration! All the other videos are just basic

[@PeterMettlerMartialArts]

Thank you 🙏 ❤️

[@SuperSneakySteve]

This is probably the best explanation of a no gi shoulder throw.

[@radhikapotdar3603]

Excellent! Now i.got why teacher says bend the legs.. its to go below the opponents centre of gravity.. Thanks peter!

[@SwordFighterPKN]

Such a great throw! Wrestlers really need to use this more.

[@PeterMettlerMartialArts]

Definitely! One of the best. 🙂

[@realtorjwest]

I have saved this as a favorite. We are learning shoulder and hip throws for our Krav Maga brown belt test and this really helps!!

[@PeterMettlerMartialArts]

Awesome. Thank you so much. 🙂

[@austinhall5998]

Really love your style of teaching and the content. Thank you

[@ericr2617]

I love your channel. Your content is outstanding

[@PeterMettlerMartialArts]

Thank you so much. 🙂

[@lewynld]

Excellent video. I don't know any judo but feel like I could use this immediately.

[@MP-db9sw]

Thank you! Sorry for nitpicking but camera person really missed a beat when the foot movement was demonstrated at 4:08 Otherwise this is great.

[@Robert-xu3xh]

excellent instruction

[@fupasaan]

Thank you for this great breakdown coach

[@robertjurik2505]

Simply nice

[@LocalDallasMan]

Excellent content! Subbed

[@MrCharlietoma]

Thank you.

[@ericr2617]

I struggle with getting the right timing for this throw and doing it to a moving/resisting person. Will you show how to set up this throw and how to create the opportunity to use it?

[@PeterMettlerMartialArts]

Timing is difficult for this one, yes I will do a video about SetUps and entries to this one. You need to create forward push from your opponent, usually by pushing against him.

[@ericr2617]

@@PeterMettlerMartialArts Thanks, I'm looking forward to it

[@vt2788]

Once and for all.. it is "biceps" and "triceps" for singular and plural. Explanation: The biceps has two parts, the triceps has three parts. Latin: Musculus biceps, Musculi bicipites. Musculus triceps, Musculi tricipites.

[@Alexsnakedoc]

coach which throw is your favorite/highest precentage throw (except for leg grabs)?

[@ichmp4226]

👍

[@PeterMettlerMartialArts]

💪

[@frostbite1159]

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