Develop your Whizzer Kick/Uchi Mata for Nogi!!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

What's up guys! Hope everyone is enjoying the video. Here's another similar throw, enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ69fX2giJydlcU

[@ulanibraev5933]

Hi Coach ​! How about of this old video about wrestling techniques, what do You think? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHyTd6tobdt5icU

[@davidelkins9894]

If I lived near this gym my family would never see me.

[@ifitaintaboutthemoneydontb5076]

Same here

[@stitischannel1963]

Same lmao

[@mikelim7939]

😂

[@enzoryan4268]

I would only go out to work

[@Zay3000]

On god

[@Zevrosc2]

I got myself defending whizzer over and over again yesterday, thanks for the video coach adam sandler

[@LeeSurber]

As an old school high level grappler growing up with Gene Mills videos,,,, this series is top level, must see..!! This video, in particular may be the single best instructional I have EVER seen.. So many great pointers about timing, positioning, etc. Fantastic stuff no matter what your level is..!! You are never too good to incorporate what others do into your own unique style and techniques,, that's what it's all about..!!!

[@joenorway47]

We JUST discussed this yesterday in MMA class. Thanks for showing the much needed details!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@confessedrock7358]

Remember to not only switch between overhook and underhook in drilling, but to trade spots so that each person can drill to their left side and right side! Great video again, Im so happy I subscribed to you!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Great point!

[@eschelar]

I had this done on me by a judo guy. Then I learned it and I have been experimenting. I like how this has so many fundamental aspects of control. Under and over hooks, shoulder controls, hip controls, foot controls, balance shifts. Great place for a beginner to get his feet wet.

[@regalisexa3869]

Yep, great channel and I agree with his point that the wrestling variation can afford to have some slack (wrestled throughout high school but done judo since I was a kiddo), a key caveat is that the lower your hips are below their's the easier the throw, plus the leg hook defence to against a body-lock/suplex is one of my faves kept from judo👍

[@eschelar]

@@regalisexa3869 Yep. I also use it more often as a defense for a body lock. Works great!

[@emersonbolen784]

My son, a JMJC alum, teaches this technique at wrestling clinics all the time.

[@MNaeem5]

That could be a paid instructional,my son (HS Jr) uses uchi mata offensively and defensively in many of the ways you showed here! Excellent stuff!

[@JonathanHebert]

Coach (now coaches with Anton) I have been watching this channel for years (even when you were in big John's gym) The thing I like the most is the perfect BJJ and wrestling blend. This is gold. Thank you for this. Some day Ill goon vacation and train with you guys!

[@christophegautier7634]

Utchimata favourite throw. It is an art onto itself. Interesting to see it done without a gi.

[@BinhtriVu]

Great drill! Oddly enough uchi mata is my favorite throw and I also had a chance to learn from Jason Morris. His sticky foot sweeps are awesome.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yeah his sticky foot was crazy good!

[@ericsynatschk5459]

@@TeachMeGrappling would love to see a tutorial on the foot sweeps as well!

[@takedown6470]

Good drill, I taught one of my wrestlers that was a good thrower, to go into a uchi mata as the wrestler attempted to defend , go into a lateral drop. Not a high percentage move but for him it worked.

[@Philip-dy3ww]

Coach Brian is insightful on diff approaches of judo and wrestling

[@sienjong2762]

So much fun learning from you guys. I spend time going through hours of videos going through similar techniques basically learning nothing or the same things. your details are so precise and important top-tier stuff. watching one of your videos is like watching 100 instructionals. everyone is the same but your team and Coach Brian is genius and really stand out from the rest and I love the quality and knowledge you share. Thank you so much again. you deserve world champs fighting under your banner.

[@WhoopsyDaisyDoo]

Excited to do some drills with this info after kickboxing today. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@abhisheksajwan8877]

Too good sir (respect for you India) 🙏

[@danielashman1753]

sick throw by the kid at the end

[@LORDEDDY]

bro, you're a great instructor(s)

[@ChrisWizzerd]

BRIAN PETERSON for president!!!!

[@RitzCaraldo]

This reminds me of the BJJ looking over the shoulder of judo Mr Bean meme. Awesome technique. Thanks for posting!

[@erikmmccray]

one thing you may have over looked on Ken Ken Uchi Mata is to keep the your head above the opponents and their upper body in front of you. Otherwise you need a more traditional judo Uchi-Mata (witch is really hard on a person in a low wresting stance), be able to work into a front head lock or do a cartwheel like on the last throw you guys did. But if you want to coach people to get more consistent and not need rely on contingency plans stress opponents head down your head up looking into the throw and getting the opponents upper body in front of yours.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes sir! Thank you... I will keep that in mind! 🤙

[@erikmmccray]

@@TeachMeGrappling I can't tell if my post offended you by your response. If I did I am sorry.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

@@erikmmccray not at all! Your comment was well received. I appreciate the tips and we can all always improve. Truly thank you! 🤙

[@greatgambleino8918]

leg grapevine is my go to defense vs. bodylock

[@danielhjertholm]

"We both got two feet, so there's four feet". Have you considered renaming the channel to TeachMeMath?

[@AikidoScholar]

I found myself in this situation during the nogi session yesterday. Now I know what to do 👌🏻

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Boom!

[@JIUJITSUMAN22]

08:45 in Judo it's call Kawazu Gake (frog hook) it's possible throw wich this hook falling backwards. But it's a dangerous throw forbbiden in Judo. But allow in others grapplng styles.

[@Fedd-py4oe]

Yes i think wrestlers like chimaev and others use it a lot, looks dangerous at the same time effective

[@LibertyJefferson]

I love the uchi mata. Also, what you can do if you miss the uchi mata, is turn it into a kouchi-gari off of the reap.

[@jahosaphat]

Trent delivers!

[@chaunguyen5157]

Great lesson!

[@vyderka]

It's golden, many many thanks for all the knowledge you share

[@RonALampman]

Nice! I've always had trouble with the uch, but this simplifies the move quite a bit.

[@kinbolluck476]

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[@mrmcandy1000]

Amazing. Thanks coach

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Glad you liked it!

[@1youngshine534]

Incredible content thanks so much

[@GreenIllness]

4:40 LOOK! They mummified so many students. It's a whole collection there

[@raekm]

Amazing

[@grenet2109]

Awesome stuff, thank you!

[@BushcraftSweden]

Thank you!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

You're welcome!

[@daxisperry7644]

Great drill!! Hope you dont mind me stealing it for my students. I'll give all credit to you of course! XD

[@neuromancer7280]

Great drill!!

[@kallepikku4991]

Sakuraba against Carlos Newton. Hand on the mat and boom! Works great against Double Underhooks, which is the position most grapplers with low wrestling skills prefer.

[@stevenbyrd3179]

Ill definetly support the channel once i get some money 💰

[@user-sk4nt5bm5r]

I like the overhook uchi mata to force the other guy to post his hands on the mat. Then post my free hand on the mat myself and jump to a triangle. Edit: one tip, let’s say you overhook with your right arm and post with your left. Then really aim your right leg to go across the neck/shoulders and use that as sort of a hook to hang off while you swing your other leg in place. It won’t work if your right leg is too far down the back. Just my 2 cents :)

[@eclipsewrecker]

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[@paragon1782]

Oooo that's a really cool set up. Is that high percentage?

[@paragon1782]

@@eclipsewrecker ooo that ankle pick arm bar is sick af as well niiice

[@eclipsewrecker]

@@paragon1782 yeah you can chain a lot of trips and picks. You can also sacrifice lateral if they step out of it , using your uchi leg to pick/block the near knee on the lateral which creates a fulcrum and a cheat throw

[@paragon1782]

@@eclipsewrecker any name for those sacrifice lateral throws? Or better yet a link to a move. I gotta see it and try it to get a move usually lol

[@WADATAH]

Yes Great drill!... What about ankle picks from this motion?

[@Serious-zs6qy]

Love it coach 👀💪🏾💪🏾👍🏾

[@MP-db9sw]

Really love this channel 😁 9/2024

[@user-tr1ih3xf2b]

can you cover the no gi harai goshi?!

[@forho2]

PLEASE tell me you train in Southern Cali ?!? I wanna train wrestling so bad. It definitely comes in handy for self defense

[@EricMcGuinness]

Coach could I please request some counters or basic defense to this throw?

[@adbcan1]

Please please tell me where you got those wrestling shorts.

[@Alexsnakedoc]

Thanks for the great video Coach, do you think judo or freestyle wrestling is best for leg throws/sweeps/trips in no gi, in your opinon?

[@falconmight339]

9:23

[@RoninFitnessecomma]

When he says something about 3/4 into Darce from the front headlock around minute 12, is that a reference to the darce choke?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yup, 3/4 nelson from the front headlock position into darce!

[@henrikg1388]

That is perfectly true. Uchimata is one of the most efficient throws, but also the most difficult to master. You don't see much of it in amateur competition. Anyway, I have to give credit to you guys for showing such respect to Judo, but the feeling is most often mutual. Almost any Judoka would be respectful of wrestlers. I honestly didn't know that you trained that throw.

[@ThisOldSword]

What's a counter for this coach?

[@sambotexasgkjj6732]

Whizzer ???? Whizzer position is only when defending the single leg. No single leg = the over hook position. This move is called a mule kick in wrestling from a over hook position. Good video tho

[@pelejahosoba5280]

If it fails ,continue with a sasae because he would already be unstable with that same feet of even a kata guruma

[@amigo152]

17 min is to long...u are very good !!

[@Tentacl]

Uchi Mata looks amazing, but I'm having BJJ classes for almost 2 years now and still can't do it on a resisting opponent.

[@MrFreakinAwesome20]

You'll get it . Spend more time on your feet wrestling with people your weight . Spend more time in the clinch using your over and unders and eventually you'll get it . I never actually drilled uchi mada but after being showed it a few times over the course of a couple years and seeing it done , it just clicked and I did it in a live roll with a guy my weight lkke it was nothing. I was very surprised. Sometimes stuff just clicks . Or .... Just drill it . Can't complain about not being able to do something if you aren't drilling it every day .

[@gladiumcaeli]

The thing about the throw is that it takes time, even judokas need some time to get the throw to work. a good combo to make the entree a bit easier is to attack with an ouchi gari then switch to an uchi mata, if that doesn't throw them switch to a ankle pick. When you get good enough with it you can do the hop hop uchi mata (ken ken uchi mata)

[@brianpeterson5559]

Hey

[@vw5233]

2:00

[@OgelOfficial]

Bro you look like Adam Sandler crossed with Lomachenko

[@Serious-zs6qy]

My homie with a good one y’all check this out cause I’m catching ya with this 🤔👌🏾

[@jackm2293]

❤🙏

[@vw5233]

13:58

[@paragon1782]

I always sucked at uchi mata hope this helps lmao

[@GreenIllness]

3:10 WTF? Are they training to disguise in and walk a horse costume?

[@johndecoteau629]

coach brian, you ok? the video was solid, but i am worried about you, get a mri...

[@dosomething3]

20 different moves in one video.

[@cooperwilson7295]

What dummies are those?

[@thisismagacountry1318]

What if I just knock them out first and THEN whizz on them?

[@ronin2167]

Stop thinking of it as a kick. It's a reap done with the whole portion of your leg. Toe should be touching the ground like and reap like your striking a match on the mat. Turn and look over your opposite shoulder as you execute it to get off balance through rotation of your opponents body. It's not a hard throw to learn at all if you understand the mechanisms of how it works.

[@ПавелПеньков-ж2о]

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[@FluorinatedMonomer]

"Whizzer" sounds so lame. I will forever say "wizard."

[@Mutalaat]

I'm sorry, but this is number one bullshit. While non throwing drills are good for technicality and speed, drill with throwing is a tremendous way to increase both durability and stamina. Both throwing and non throwing drills should be done equally. You should put two guys at the far sides of the gym, have one in the middle and make him run towards and throw them for five minutes. Makes you explosive under exhaustion.

[@Mutalaat]

Woah. Getting liked while criticizing is a virtue we lost as humanity. You've got my mad respect and subscription. Oss. 🫡

[@TeachMeGrappling]

@@Mutalaat I like your point. You are right. This video I think had “the old gentleman that doesn’t want to take falls” in mind but we need it all if we really want to reach a good destination. 🤙

[@robertnegron6804]

I'm surprised you guys didn't mention anything about the ankle pick