The Judo throw you NEED to know

[@Itzak15]

Does this work on shorter opponents?

[@Jbutler.90]

Theoretically yes, but it will be tougher. I recommend doing the drop version of this technique on a shorter person if you attempt it.

[@guuskeizers8457]

As someone who is 6"7, no. I have been doing judo since I was 4. Used to be one of my favorites. Rn impossible to do with good technique. Against people who are like 5 7 to 6 0 you can try to brute force it, but then there are others who are more effective

[@newerest1]

​@@guuskeizers8457On a fundamental level it totally makes sense, you would have to drop your hips so low to be able to get underneath them that it just becomes unrealistic to hit it while standing

[@StressJudoCoaching]

The first time you do this correctly is memorable

[@danielgalili1705]

That's a very bad demonstration

[@juottavi]

Do not forget to pull in order to put your opponent off balance ….

[@dbuck1964]

First thing I noticed.. 👀🤦🏼‍♂️

[@fabriciovargas2234]

Epic

[@dbuck1964]

You need to show people how to create Kuzushi, you’ll never pull this off from a stand still and you’re putting yourself in a vulnerable position if you try.

[@waltherwagner9711]

Never got this in randori without dropping to my knees.

[@Cordova10-8]

I had that same problem. It helps to master the mechanics of the hip toss first. It helps you maintain your balance through the shoulder throw.

[@timothyharned472]

I feel like the drop is kind of like a cheap move, and if you fail you end up in a choke hold. Yeah that's how I won one of my matches.

[@dbuck1964]

Drop seoi nage is a legit throw, but just like what this guy isn’t showing, you have to know how to get the opponents balance moving forward before you try it.

[@abefernandez6546]

I think the hip throw is the most popular cause it's in other arts and are easier to pull off. This throw can be countered by putting a hand on the lower back so he doesn't have the leverage to pull you over.

[@pityuhorvath3087]

Nincs egyensúly vesztés.. Miért így tanítod??

[@AnthonyRobles-d5p]

I’ve done this on my friend and I did that then to a arm bar

[@m5a1stuart83]

the image at right of monitor is one of my fave techniques.

[@TheVpArts]

😂😂

[@jasonbarlow1448]

powerful choke hold right there

[@davidboyden5700]

This throw is only good if the other person is the same hight as you & make sure when you tuck your arm under it's very tight to the body

[@dbuck1964]

Tell me you’ve never done Judo before without telling me you’ve never done Judo before. 👀🤦🏼‍♂️🤣

[@cosmicforcebuss1698]

You are a very good instructor, many should learn from you..... 👍👍👍👍👍👍⚡⚡💪💪

[@MARCOS-u5o4z]

Koshi nagi ?

[@AB.G1]

💪🥋

[@thehayes6504]

It looks nice and is effective. But I never see judo tournaments that use this technique. Many sweeps and pushing.

[@Inventor1488]

Thank you for this free videos but can you post more videos in which you show us the easiest throws in judo

[@jsinmanrique7856]

I’m so happy these videos are here. So much more practical than bjj❤

[@RT-bt6il]

Textbook, thank you for your videos

[@YoshiBoi750]

Are you located in Colorado ?

[@samlott99]

Benny Urquidez had a devastating Ippon Seoi Nage. He followed all the way thru, however, which is not seen here. Nice demonstration though.

[@dbuck1964]

Benny Urquidez was a kickboxer.

[@georgesa6602]

False technique…The hand should not be on the top of the shoulder but to lock it between your forearm and shoulder… this is basic, a white belt judo player knows this

[@dbuck1964]

Funny, the very first time he starts to demonstrate the motion he does it correct. Then he proceeds to screw it up every time afterwords, putting himself in a chokehold lol.

[@China-lx5ml]

W

[@royb3152]

🤩🤩🤩

[@youlovechika]

💥 💥💥

[@kevfactertkc5341]

Does this work if the other person is strong enough to dead lift you In gi

[@lupreztryson]

Sometimes. Tried against a guy who was 30lb+ heavier than me and significantly stronger. Mf didn’t move at all

[@Jbutler.90]

Of course, I'm 198 pounds and can fight a 300 pound opponent just fine. You might need to modify it to drop to your knees, but this stuff works!

[@Jbutler.90]

One year later and I just now get that you're referencing my other video where I literally dead lift a guy during one of my fights. Nice.

[@isreal4153]

There is a part of your technique that incorrect

[@rollsgracie268]

Great way to get choked out great for Olympic events, but not for the street if someone’s as good as you are a choking, you’re done or let alone taking the eyes right from your head as they have your back don’t give your back not these days not a good idea bring back the street Trudeau‘s worlds getting weak I know this guy still good at probably work on 99% of the people but it’s not the right way to think self-defense

[@TankInbound]

How can I translate this to bjj?

[@Jbutler.90]

Judo to BJJ series coming soon!

[@danielleclair1360]

Hard throw to land in jitz because 75% of the dudes bend at the waiste and stiff arm you. Its easier to land footsweeps and forward throws using your leg. For example, uchi mata is a good one to catch a bent over player with. However, "drop" seo nagi is a realistic option.

[@ValleyDragon]

Dropping to one knee can defeat the hand in the small of the back counter. You can also drop to both knees and sit. Might be a wrestling style counter. Our Sensei would bring in Wrestling Coaches.

[@danielleclair1360]

@@ValleyDragon Yup. Chain wrestling is key. Everyone is looking for that explosive ippon or 10 point throw. If you chain together your gripfighting and attacks 2-3 setups, to a throw or takedown. Youll have way more success then just telegraphing the obvious double or hiptoss.

[@ValleyDragon]

@@danielleclair1360 whats funny is I think I pulled this off in a combatives competition but I lost points for giving my opponent my back. Not BJJ rules, however.

[@AlexSilva-dd8vf]

Gay

[@ValleyDragon]

Not sure why you got a heart? I nearly got knocked out by an ippon Seoi Nage. Landed on back of my head.