University of Judo - Unstoppable Reverse Sankaku Jime attacks by Matt D’Aquino

[@Majin_Doh]

this made me make amends with my judo club and return to the tatami. This website will be the greatest thing ever. Thanks Matt.

[@trainerd1]

That hip reversal is wonderful.

[@davetiniusrossi]

This is helpful as I have the habit to move that way in newaza, but often failed up until now to quickly resolve the sankaku into a reverse jime.

[@VirginiaMMA]

Nice technique man. I've been trying to figure out how to finish this for awhile.

[@fred120364]

brilliant, as usual! Many thanks for all your shared skills, they're very useful for my improvement!

[@Romios_]

Very very good...untill recently most of people quit sankaku when things get tough....after this instruction,at least for me things change when i ll aproach yoko or reverse sankaku...

[@angelgippson]

ive been there and that little pressure on the back is a lot!!

[@CliffVictory]

Excellent instruction in my humble opinion

[@flintflyer575]

awe mate,i've just started love your vids,i tried another technique that you showed against the turtle and it worked well,just need a bit more practice. i really can't wait to try this,i watch your vids and it's a eureka moment.

[@BeyondGrappling]

thanks mate :) Good luck

[@alikazan1423]

Very nice work man... Which is an extra reason to keep a smile on your face 😉

[@MonkyzClef]

Great video, you are a genius!

[@HauntedByMe]

Great video, thanks for the upload!

[@byrollo]

Bravissimo maestro!!

[@stewarthogg9696]

good techniques look forward to your video

[@Peter77890789]

excellent techniques

[@TulanePass]

Will university of judo videos be uploaded on youtube? I don't really check my email... Another question Matt, could you lay down some tips and tricks on flat belly opponents?

[@boyo1991]

Some great ideas here. He's right when he says he sees so many guys give up and wait for ref to say mate. That was me. Until now! Lol

[@usmaita7196]

muchas gracias

[@Aarsvold86]

Beautifull technique as usual Matt! But I believe this is called Yoko-sankaku-jime. You call it reverse since you go in the "reverse" direction when turning into the choke? Calling it a reverse-sankaku-jime (atleast in my head) refers to Gyaku- or Ushiro-sankaku-jime, which is completely different :)

[@BeyondGrappling]

thanks cliff

[@martineri2000]

Awesome

[@DivineMoment]

If the guy is heavy I like to hook my another arm behind his knee and with another hand ill just grab from where I can for example from hand and then I just try to roll my opponent into yoko shiho gatame or so... U can also grab his belt and gi from his neck and then rise him and after that u can do many things for example sankaku jime or juji gatame or ude garami.. It's up to u.. You didn't ask me, but I told what I like to do :D

[@BeyondGrappling]

Check out these 4 unstoppable reverse sankaku attacks

[@MrUFClaw]

Seems logical!!!:)

[@DivineMoment]

But this usually doesn't work against quick guys coz they tend to roll away when I start to grab them from theyr leg :D

[@chrisduffy3254]

Nice. . . :-)

[@Spaceghost4201]

lol he farts at 4:33

[@DestructionBG]

i noticed that too :D

[@alikazan1423]

Guys focus on the technique 😂

[@davetiniusrossi]

I bet it happened to anyone of us at some point. Embarassing? Yes. A good laugh and off to the next sankaku.

[@JD2jr.]

No, don't do that! That's my secret weapon! haha

[@1swt]

This is immature, but pretty sure @ 4:33 there was a fart!

[@MrMZaccone]

Yeah, the "bottom" leg goes under the "top" leg. Yeah, by definition, no kidding. Which is which and why? A little help here maybe?

[@ingushjudoka6104]

watch the video and you will understand ;)

[@MrMZaccone]

+Ingush Judoka Um, no. "top" and "bottom" have no reference to the opponent and are therefore not useful descriptions.

[@spfdff]

Dude learn jiu jitsu if you wanna talk ground game! None of this shit would work on a bjj blue belt. Bjj guys are very attentive to where they are in relation to their arms and head... you MIGHT be able to catch this in a scramble, but not likely, Stick to throws etc... that’s what we look to judo for