Sumi gaeshi bjj and judo

This is the basic sumi gaeshi for Judo and BJJ. RvL.
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[@silversides87]

The brief moments of laughter/joking that occasionally occur really add personality and fun to videos. Good stuff as always!

[@luissalvador6711]

InstaBlaster.

[@cahallo5964]

lol camera man laugh

[@_Parcero_]

Great video as always, please keep them coming💪🏽

[@jaymiddleton1782]

Excellent as always.

[@petewelsh9978]

Excellent video as always! I love to set up sumi gaeshi by going in to uchi mata first- uke will défend by stepping back setting up a great position to break their balance straight into sumi gaeshi then we can have lots of options in newaza

[@mattplayzgamezandstuff8790]

Great and informative video, as always!

[@brodiebri8939]

So effortless

[@manuelnovella39]

Very nice! As a suggestion, you could make more videos on sutemi waza

[@woozee4328]

Seems like this could work from a bottom guard position in BJJ, or at least some of the principles would transfer. I'll play around with it next time I'm on the mats. Great stuff like always, sensei! Keep em coming!

[@nicocontreras5366]

You can do it from standing in BJJ a lot of times.

[@isa100kg]

Good observation. The foundations of butterfly guard and sumi gaeshi are the same!

[@jamesthera]

Butterfly guard is just judo from your butt. I use this one a lot when someone gets super lazy with a pass and I get a hook in.

[@bradly373]

Can’t wait to try this.

[@davidcordova1773]

Cool! Could u make a video of obi tori gaeshi and how to mix it with other throws? Thanks x all you do 4 the judo community

[@MrUnstoppableHeart]

You can also grab the belt instead of the gi material, helps sometimes if you need a more stable grip

[@PeperoniTV]

great! judo is playing too!

[@connorhasty426]

This is smooth execution!

[@raulbarron5250]

Great stuff thanka

[@Blackbeltexterminator]

Good stuff. Very funny.

[@-Bob12345]

Nice video

[@claudiominga7719]

Grato Sensei Higashi

[@odanne29]

nice must try this

[@alialsabbah5511]

What is the reaction that you look for before going to this style of sumi gaeshi?

[@isa100kg]

You don't necessarily need a reaction here but you do want to make sure that your partner's balance is broken enough that you'll be able to throw them. It's all about head and shoulder control!

[@theskorpian]

Two years later and this is the new BJJ hotness, haha.

[@twinsunsurvivor8564]

i use on of this version all the time in no gi more no gi sensei pls

[@TheAccumulation]

After this video I feel like I might be able to do sumi gaeshi while facing more sideways to my uke

[@redpilljujitsu9068]

Just hit this on a competing black belt. Im a Judo brown belt. The guy was happy and pissed haha.. Thanks for the move!

[@alexpanin2708]

Cool

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

Can sumi gaeshi be applied against a double leg takedown ?

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

@Matej Hvalec Ok. I already found a video about how to use it against a single-leg.

[@andyx2299]

良い ^^

[@RobinMcBeth]

I do NOT understand how that throw is supposed to work? Momentum? Like Tomoe Nage ?

[@lHurtYourFeeIings]

Gravity.

[@geemail369]

Watch like he's using his right leg to kinda block hers as he goes for the roll - simple detail to prevent her from dropping down/taking a step.

[@isa100kg]

Tori is getting under uke's center of gravity while simultaneously pulling them to the side. This allows for tori's leg to come in and sweep them to that side. There is momentum involved, just like in all judo throws.

[@raygarcia7329]

Bobby lee does judo?

[@justinbutcher2183]

Not trying to be that guy but you said bring her had to her hip but it must just looks like your trapping the arm from making a post with your arm going over to her back what I'm getting at is why to hip but when I see it being done it's like in the middle of your chest

[@insidetrip101]

posting your arm like that is a good way to get it broken. I know this is a different throw, but I've seen three people personally have their arms broken by posting to prevent a lat drop in wrestling. I definitely wouldn't recommend that just because of the danger to posting your arm like that. Sure, the great majority of the time you'll stop the throw, but it only takes one to end your grappling career for the rest of your life.

[@iLuvHardStyle]

Who is snickering in the back :D

[@odinspurven5906]

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