The old throws of Catch wrestling

[@hansschaffland5683]

Catch wrestling coach here. The take down in question halfway through the video is used if someone tries to guillotine you or you shoot at the person's waist because you break their balance backwards.

[@olihernandez30]

Where do you teach ?

[@perfectsplit5515]

Does Catch Wrestling have a hierarchy of positions like BJJ does?

[@hansschaffland5683]

I teach in Calgary Canada. ​@@olihernandez30

[@hansschaffland5683]

No it doesnt. Its a silent ranking system. Everyone knows whos who and its obvious. New guys can sometimes take more experienced guys. So the real rank is winning matches. ​@perfectsplit5515

[@Arlojmikk]

@@hansschaffland5683 thats better than a belt system i'd say

[@erichibler2112]

I worked with Kurt Angle and he had a deceptive double leg where he only bent at the waist. The advantage was that he never telegraphed his motion. It came straight from his entry and his hip alignment. I will say his athleticism and body type helped it's effectiveness because he had shorter legs and longer arms and was explosive.

[@dansnowberger8823]

So it was more like a Shoulder Spear? Like more like a Football Tackle?

[@erichibler2112]

Kurt's tackle looked like one of those painted Greek wrestlers on the side of an urn lol!

[@johnreidy2804]

I learned a lot about Judo watching this catch wrestling video-Thank you

[@erichibler2112]

@@johnreidy2804 you are welcome Sir

[@moonsdonut5188]

Wow I always admire old school catch wrestling

[@JCBPARISPARIS]

@Bruce Wayne What is his name ?

[@jeremymcshane9549]

Hey Chadi, just a heads up, many of the wigan style catch wrestlers still teach standing wrestling extensively. Check out Snake Pit USA, Yuko Miyato, Snake Pit Wigan, any videos of Billy Robinson (who taught everyone else I mention) teaching, and Josh Barnett. There's way more interesting throws than what you see in the book and some really interesting variants of other common takedowns. Check them out some time.

[@Couch-Tomato]

I remember Josh described Jiujitsu as "slow" before the fight against minotauro.

[@mishaaskar3323]

Respect! I'm part of a Club that is under Snake Pit Japan , under Miyato-Sensei. :)

[@ignitionfrn2223]

0:00 - Introduction 1:00 - Inside leg and arm drop / Kata-guruma 1:45 - Back heed & waist lock / O-soto-gari 3:20 - Back heel & leg hold / Soto-ashi-dori-ouchi-gari 5:00 - Double leg dive / (Morote Gari) 5:55 - Standing double wrist lock with back heel / O-soto-gari 7:50 - Conclusion

[@jandryjavier]

Double leg in Judo is called Morote Gari

[@ignitionfrn2223]

@@jandryjavier Thx, i have modified the entry

[@Izzy267NZ]

Jesus look at these guys physiques , absolute beasts

[@ohdude6643]

Those guys legs are trunks!

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Liked and *SHARED*. This channel should be at 200K subscribers by now. All the best.

[@eibhlinniccolla]

Loving these catch wrestling videos! There needs to be more catch related content on the internet. Great video as always Chadi

[@SwordTune]

5:20 I think this position was entirely due to the limitations of photography. They obviously can't capture a still image in the middle of the full motion, and moreover, the photo is just a tool to illustrate the point.

[@WLowry]

Love seeing alot of these old school catch wrestling techniques along with Judo. Been a big supporter of your channel since day one. Keep it up

[@محمدالكناني-ق6ب]

Very beautiful, interesting and useful videos. Your channel is number 1 in the world of martial arts. I hope for more videos about kudo karate

[@philamoureux675]

My 2 favorites are The Fireman's Carry and The Leg Sweep that You showed. But That's because I've had success with both throws. The one that I'd be leary of is that Body Throw. If You're going up against somebody that knows how to Sprawl? That could be a Problem. But Hey Man I Love Viedo. Keep them coming.

[@fredazcarate4818]

Chadi I never tire from viewing your excellent video presentations.

[@Chadi]

🙏🏻

[@stefanschleps8758]

CACC produced some pre-steroid beasts! That is encouraging, and inspiring. Love it! Thanks Chadi. Laoshr #60 Ching Yi Kung Fu Association

[@daniel-zh9nj6yn6y]

There are medieval fighting manuals that have a wrestling section, maybe you can make a video analyzing those techniques.

[@katarinatibai8396]

Love this old black & white fotos - just beautifull. My vather and uncle did the greko/roman wrestling. They are desised now - long ago - but my uncle widow has still this beauryfull black & white fotogrphs of them. I am a karateka and I just love to see judo and other martial arts. GREAT VIDEO. Thank you 🤗🥰😘👋

[@anthonyflowers7990]

I had the privilege of spending a couple months learning from coach Billy Scott. Great experience

[@burgertime72]

I had this book once . Bought for 15 bucks . Sold for quite a bit more later . There’s some strange versions where they used same drawings but drew over them too

[@lapd25407]

Excellent video brother it’s nice to see someone going over old school techniques from years ago and showing how these different styles still are applied and modified for today and showing some forgotten moves.

[@shadowfighter6445]

Those moves look like fun. Thank you for sharing ☺️.

[@titanwilkins4044]

Great video as always thanks from Arizona!

[@gorillag2044]

Love the classic vintage stuff we do all this stuff in BJJ I'did wrestling in high-school and I still do once a week in mma I go to 2 schools to cross train at a BJJ school

[@corbyndallas2593]

Love your channel, keep up the great work!

[@behindtheseeyesiseewhatyou8953]

Chadi, great work and thanks for showing Judo. I’m a Nidan through James(Jimmy) Takamori here in the USA. Takamori was the best if the best here. I also started catch as catch can back then as well. There is some nasty catch wrestling

[@ericjurgensen9233]

Very cool stuff! Loved this! Thanx!

[@fighting.words.ma.library]

Hi, Chadi. Lovely video. Regarding the back heel entry (1:50), the "plate" or photo right before this shows a duckunder, with the caption, "Raise the opponent's right or left arm, whichever you have the opportunity to take, and dive under with your head as shown above." I'm in agreement about the double-leg shown at 4:50 in that it doesn't seem very efficient. In fact, the next page in the book shows the counter. Early wrestlers didn't seem to have that driving "penetration step" that we see these days. It's also interesting to me that, in modern times, Randy Couture will also teach to grab at the calves when going for a double. The folded-arm pin (7:12) is very similar to a grip in Catch wrestling called a "key lock" or "Japanese jack-knife" grip (sources vary). I've seen it in some amateur wrestling books as a way to secure a pin, as seen here. It's also found its way into modern BJJ as an alternative Kimura grip for the submission. Finally, you can find free reprints in the form of PDFs from Kirk Lawson's page on the self-publishing site, Lulu. Paperback versions of the reprints are also available: www.lulu.com/spotlight/lawson/?fbclid=IwAR1u6AoUim21ZERaM7dhSA7SacvEbsYsXKzfst_J7Fm0NH1kLNkHuUHjKS8

[@Chadi]

Thank you so much

[@JuliusCole-v6d]

Great video, as always chadi

[@Chadi]

@@JuliusCole-v6d thank you

[@legitprowrestling6653]

Terrific video. Thank you very much.

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@MrRabiddogg]

the problem with photos, as you mentioned, is that there is no way to know what they do 5 seconds later. I learned the double leg in high school. Our backs were straight and head up. Perhaps that fella did as much as he clinched in. It could have been a feint too. get the other guy to shift his weight onto your back while you straighten up?

[@M.G...]

Fantastic as always 🥇🥇🥇

[@chipsebastian8657]

Great video, Chadi!

[@legitprowrestling6653]

Wonderful video, thank you sir.

[@sayhitosteve2785]

RIP JUDO GENE LEBELL. "And always remeber, hair is a handle."

[@benhallo1553]

Those wrestlers were jacked. How old are the photos?

[@avenuex3731]

At 6:30, just as a note, Kokyunage is essentially an ungripped throw based on body position and leading. But I would say that this set up is good for an Aikido style Sumiotoshi. More Catch stuff please. Loved it.

[@mikelachina4730]

Chadi, great video. Have you seen the fight between Karo Parisyan and Shonie Carter? You will lose count of the double wrist lock to O soto gari attacks by Karo.

[@bobk480]

Many catch throws came from indian khusti wrestling they look unconventional but works like crazy. Like throws from figure 4 arm lock. Lot of those.

[@JCBPARISPARIS]

Interesting book

[@kanucks9]

The osoto with the wrist looks like it's a duck under finish. Well, you would have to step with the other leg than you usually would, but it could definitely work.

[@Swordsman_HEMMA]

Yet another piece of evidence to throw into my "Jiu-Jitsu counts as HEMA" argument!

[@Arlojmikk]

oh yeah the double wristlock is used in jiujitsu from guard to get a sweep or submission

[@hansschaffland5683]

Chadi, if you have any questions for catch, please feel free to ask

[@MrDvfdsv]

Wow... This opened my eyes to the reality that catch wrestling and judo are pretty much all the same and only differ in style like let's say an American talks English differently than an Irishman.

[@nuyorican91st]

Josh barnette and kazushi sakuraba are my heroes

[@amenrafootworkharmonix8595]

I love thi fight science

[@Lift_these]

The science of wrestling art of jujitsu book link is not in the description section.

[@Johnny.G.]

Ever heard of Ad santel? He fought many judokas.

[@miriadestar3415]

Do you have a reference video of the throw of the first clip?

[@redpilljujitsu9068]

I think the karate mentioned is actually kudo. Kyokushin doesnt have leg grabs.

[@cahallo5964]

not in competition but morote gari is present in most karate styles

[@redpilljujitsu9068]

@@cahallo5964 highly doubt kyokushin does and as far as I know, kudo and kyokushkin share the same shortened sleeve gi. Most styles have longer gi sleeves.

[@cahallo5964]

@@redpilljujitsu9068 arm sleeves are not in your legs so that's irrelevant

[@NorthernMtnMan]

This is fascinating. Where is the footage of Kimura doing Sumi Gaeshi from?

[@s.beccari4678]

Kayla Harrison is a machine. Amazing woman

[@Lexthebarbarian]

Masahiko Kimura is not just the best judoka but the best grappler in the universe.

[@bustercrabbe8447]

I began Judo in 1968 strictly for self-defense. I don't really care about shiai outside of technique testing and rank enhancement, I am concerned that all Judo techniques work in a street self-defense situation.

[@alihassan-nv9bf]

Hi Chadi I wanted to ask you if you know the master of ogawa ryu Jordan Augusto ?

[@alihassan-nv9bf]

I hope you can make an interview with him

[@xmanc5687]

Catch guys r scary dudes

[@1234Brian.Street]

Sam Greco 🙏

[@brianshand4319]

Double wrist lock example kzbin.info/www/bejne/paW2coqPqJyEqtk

[@kwstarasgr8408]

Why are they calling it old school? Has cacc changed? (I have never practiced any cacc)

[@brianlee360]

Love me some great outer reaping....

[@diamondspear3328]

What's your opinion on Mongolian wrestling.

[@Chadi]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZjOpJWZgM2afZo

[@geraldfriend256]

Amazing

[@rustyshackleford735]

Boost

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

I'm I bit suprised to hear you say you don't know ,,no gee ,I do judo myself and your not going to have the jacket on the street ,I guess unless you are here for competition only ,hmm?

[@SoldierDrew]

"Hi, this is Chadi." That's always good to hear when I watch a Chadi channel video. The English Catch Wrestling is from Lancashire England. The older American catch as can wrestling has roots in Indigenous Native American wrestling appropriated by colonists & settlers. The European Americans brought Collar & Elbow Wrestling to America, which was taught to troops during American civil war and President Abraham Lincoln was a champion Collar & Elbow wrestler. The American Catch as Can wrestling, older than Lancashire wrestling, came from Indigenous North American tribes wrestling.

[@Chadi]

Thank you so much for the information

[@InvisibleHotdog]

[citation needed]

[@darryl8806]

Excellent Info,Sir

[@Sean-rawlins]

6:59

[@Wolf_Templar]

grateful. subbed.