Why lateral drop is more effective than suplex for Sambo and Judo \ sambo academy

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[@Reedster49]

2:42 Let me demonstrate. *Absolutely murders the kid*

[@paullabue7998]

😂😂😂

[@MrSnippety]

😂

[@hyperhektor7733]

the kid is made of hard lego bricks ;D

[@willieleehendersonlll]

Yes!! Beast mode

[@gideontarela6036]

Honestly! He went full hardcore on the kid.🙂

[@jonathanquinteros6496]

Here after the khabib and connor fight to learn some wrestling

[@telliere]

@matt farris Cool....idk why you had to comment it. Look at me look at me

[@WinnipegKnightlyArts]

I love your explanation, and especially the part where you show the attack with the leg. You make the attacks look so casual, it's a beautiful demonstration of fundamentals. The throw and explanation are excellent as well.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you very much

[@wallrider73]

This is my new fave channel. Brilliant tutorials and they include all the little tweaks that really make the techniques pop.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

thank you very much, very nice🤗

[@haffoc]

Nice. In judo we call this yoko guruma. I normally use tani otoshi in this situation instead of ura nage/suplex.

[@jeanackle]

^^

[@billbuck3590]

I prefer the hurga ruma personally, i guess it's personal preference.

[@WinnipegKnightlyArts]

After doing this throw in wrestling, I'm coming to really love it.

[@ronngyen5441]

Best explanation and most detailed "how to fight" video I've ever seen.

[@davidtice4972]

I recognize Vlad Koulikov voice translating.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Yes, Vlad translates

[@fitofight8540]

Its not vlad koulikov. Its Donald trumps voice

[@davidtice4972]

@@fitofight8540 LMAO!!

[@FranFerioli]

@@fitofight8540 "...this throw is going to be beautiful. It's going to be so special. All over the world they talking about it, all over the world..."

[@daxisperry7644]

I got to attend a Kneebar seminar that Ivan was running. Absolutely mind blowing how smooth he was and how valuable the lesson was

[@mados123]

"You like it, ah?" as the partner grimaces from the shoulder hits!

[@monkey32z]

Love this. Was trained to throw traditional when I was younger. Now my back is mush from work. I see how I can throw again.

[@lloydscott7886]

Learned something new. I love different martial arts and combat techniques.

[@fordguyfordguy]

Thanks for explaining arm/grip details! Great instruction as always!

[@JoshuaChan]

2:42 that escalated quickly.

[@conchosewing]

awesome instruction! thank you

[@JohnTaylorHK]

I was wondering (e.g. for MMA purposes) how one would do a gi-less throw. Getting the leverage with the arm between the opponents leg is perfect. Nicely done!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you very much, we tried))

[@jameshaslam152]

The lateral drop is a great Sambo technique and cool to see they now use it in judo

[@YamatoXion]

You explain everything to the finest detail. You are my coach from a different country. Thank you for everything! Best channel!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you very much I am very pleased)

[@jimsmith9853]

I agree. Top notch instruction. I just wish This was available to me 25 years ago! I am old now but still have the love of grappling in my blood. Thank you sir. Fine channel. You have a new subscriber.

[@M.G...]

Thanks a lot for translating my favorite Greco Roman technique in to the Jugo 💯

[@gladiator8404]

Vicious throw and an awesome video as always. Many thanks.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you very much!

[@robertsullivan9232]

First I liked bjj then I wanted more stand up so I went to wrestling now I’m finding the gold I was looking for

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Perfectly! I'm happy for you!

[@nicocontreras5366]

Great, many of us that started around 20 maybe will never get a supplex in combat but this one helps a lot. Spasibo !

[@sambofusion9486]

Nico Contreras it’s “Spasibo” , Nico ;)

[@nicocontreras5366]

Oh sorry, it was 3:AM , was too sleepy, my russian teacher would kill me if she sees this :O -

[@sambofusion9486]

Nico Contreras I won’t tell her

[@nicocontreras5366]

Hahaha thank´s.

[@orcake4740]

Exercise and training is key. When you're around 20yrs you're on top of the world. You'll learn Russian through hard work and dedication, and the same goes for the suplex

[@Karma-gl5hc]

I’m so happy I found this channel..

[@blackjaguarlord]

Beautiful explanation and demonstration of a throw I know well. Just, fantastic!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Always glad to share my experience😉

[@ursamajor5107]

A physical work of art. Thank you.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

[@airportchronicles199]

Your teaching is gold!

[@samsteel4456]

Boss. Absolute boss. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@tritchie6272]

Seemed like when he decided to throw he went from 0-100 instantly. For some reason I wasn't expecting that kind of quickness.

[@Sergiuss555]

"fall down slower please"

[@chriscracknell1593]

Unless there is something that has to happen on the way for purposes of deception or timing, then all attacks should start as close to 0 as possible and go straight to full out. Anything else is just throwing initiative and energy away. (I am not talking about slower formsof practice carried out while learning the throw.)

[@channi58]

Silly comment

[@thomaslockley945]

this Channel is so fuckin awesome an inspirational never even cares before this Channel its like à mix with greco

[@chriscracknell1593]

(Judoka) Nice clean execution and explanation. I particularly like the combi with a side-stepped Uchi Mata. It would be good to have a ko soto gari or tani otoshi to go with this. Crash mats are definitely a good idea when teaching this to normal mortals.

[@BJJandFriends]

Большое Спасибо. Just subscribed. I always wanted to find an effective but safer throw that easier to do then a traditional suplex.

[@elolife1375]

This looks very similar to something I been working on in BJJ class but also different, looks very cool might have to practice and try next time I roll🤙💯🔥. Glad I found this channel!

[@luxlux9277]

👊 Gostaria muito de poder participar da aula de vocês e show de bola ....

[@elijahrobinson2362]

Beautiful technique and explanation/demonstration.

[@TylerDurden-oy2hm]

Superb technique...very very powerful and effective

[@2003pblakey]

That was a wicked toss. Gotta learn this😀

[@stefanobio7045]

Thanks for posting Ivan.

[@channi58]

Excellent as usual demo and explanation. 😊🙏

[@fahrrurrozi686]

This is really Gold.

[@navinewolf]

Thanks for all the awesome content and great translations!

[@bananas1073]

Wow. Got instant results! Tried this on my little cousin. Couldnt lift but i curled my leg with his and it was much easier to spin him to the floor

[@Nick-it2ne]

This channel is awesome! What a find

[@exterminateurdeverminesetd1272]

amazing! I'm judoka and i will try it in y next randori !

[@HoboSammiches]

The translation and teaching is great

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you very much

[@tingtong1172]

"You like it huh?" Lol love it 👍🥇

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

I really like that))

[@manjitrupbikram]

Great throw. Thanks for the clear explanation.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH💪

[@theero316]

Nice thanks IVAN !

[@MrG-hm7xs]

It only took one video for me to subscribe, great shit keep them coming...🤙🏼👊🏼

[@mikex691]

You are an excellent instructor. Will you ever come to united states ?

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Yes, I'll get together in January

[@bobbyuk3607]

@@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera what about if oponent is much hevy tha you what should be done thanks

[@CPTLYNXY]

@@bobbyuk3607 You fucked

[@ericr2617]

@@bobbyuk3607 you can't force a throw on a larger person. You must get good at taking advantage of the way they move. You're not throwing them as much as you are helping them throw themselves. But that's easier said than done

[@pacifier25]

Wow! great move.

[@Evosol1]

Good stuff!👍

[@DefZen343]

Beautiful throws, Thank you again Sir 😁

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

You're welcome!!!

[@vitordanieleal]

Holly crap such mighty technique and body

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you!

[@pierrebridenne8870]

Thanks from France !

[@pataankilla]

Beautiful throw!!

[@jivadaya6439]

Excellent! Thank you

[@Tentacl]

Awesome technique. Legitimate question: If the option to suplex happens, should I try it? Less safe, but there's the possibility for a KO land, etc.

[@michealbreathnach2928]

This is brilliant

[@jesuschristislord77733]

Great video, thank you for sharing.

[@sergiojacquez2303]

Not only is this technique for Phenomenal but the translator does a great job of keeping up he must do some math work as well aces and stars all around Super subscribed always going to like keep it up

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you very much! We try for you!!!

[@MarcelN1980]

Thank you very very much Sir! Awesome! :)

[@Mbruteblondi]

Awesome! Very realistic throw

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you!

[@MidoMido-ku8cb]

Thanks for your help

[@marcusjones9279]

Another fantastic video! You are amazing!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU))

[@shakazulu6512]

Beautiful! Great as counter to uchi mata

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU))

[@ironwill4706]

serious technique 2 thumbs up

[@Frank79811]

beautiful technique

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thanks! 💪

[@Noone-rt6pw]

You guys have an interesting show. It's more than Judo shown. Give more nuances and intricasies. Do you use off balancing/kuzushi or is it primarily brute strength.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

We use the principles of physics and that's enough

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Would you have any references explaining the physics? As Judo, my understanding is, if their weights forward, you help with one of the hip throws, if to rear, help them with a technique that direction. But being able to help unbalance, push, they shove forward, where then enter and down they go. This is the most physics I'm aware of.

[@sejongsadventuresforkids851]

Boom! Love it.

[@cesarr.gomezjd1054]

In nogi you want to throw with an overhook

[@izphilly1]

mi amigo .....great video !!!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Gracias amigo

[@dragondesoupe5422]

Looks like an Ura Nage - Yoko Guruma hybrid for a judoka.

[@Jcauto-t4r]

Thanks 👍 great vid

[@edi9892]

I've seen a throw starting similar to a suplex, but where the thrower instead of arching and falling backwards somehow flips him 90° to the side and simply drops him. The beauty is that he remains standing, while the other hits the mat hard. I would like to know what kind of technique that is. I also would like to know, if it requires more strength than skill. I've seen that in some cases the victim was just as big and the aggressor and the aggressor didn't look like a bodybuilder...

[@Saulinh8]

Hello, greetings from Mexico, do you know if this technique would work for Nogi Jiu Jitsu? Suppose that instead of taking the back of the kimono, we do an Overhook and throw the takedown, would it still work?

[@manuelpolanco4528]

great job

[@elarmadillo2466]

Excellent videos thanks!!!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU!!!

[@dfpguitar]

Great tutorial.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU!!!

[@definitelycorrosive6274]

love these videos

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

thank)))

[@kipora]

I guess it's not applicable in Sanda, but I'll try and see if I can adapt it somehow. Beautiful drop by the way!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you!

[@Sergiuss555]

great stuff. You should come to Okinawa :)

[@cids1599]

Awesome throw!!!

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

My crown))

[@OoohAaah6603]

I want to try... Fantastic.

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Let everything work out💪

[@jorgerdz4494]

greetins from Mexico, i hadnt found this knowledge here

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

hello from Ukraine, let him benefit

[@ANGELGABRIELSOLLANO]

i learned new tricks on how to beat judoka

[@dashchinmayee]

Lot of love from India

[@gabortoth5100]

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[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Да, я сначала начинал с русского канала kzbin.info/door/i8qKDaa8gWUybq2wiuQzwg

[@maxdang8941]

Thank you 🙏 Master

[@InvisibleSilentStorm]

Best regards from Poland !

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you! 🤝💪

[@alucard402]

Excellent

[@danilobotelho3616]

send you regards from brazil! great video! oss

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

THANK YOU!!! Brazil PRIVET🖐️

[@hatim-rusanuzun6667]

Does it work in a fight?

[@nostick18]

Very nice, very nice

[@jameshaslam152]

Helo Ivan, is the lateral drop a Sambo technique, Or is it from somewhere else or had sambo adapted it only its own move, what are the origins of the lateral drop ?

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Unfortunately, I don’t know, but maybe you can find some information and write to me in the comments, and I will definitely share it on my Instagram account 😉

[@kwarijanuar6044]

Very great sir...

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you so much👍

[@EduardoRodriguez-ks4em]

Judo and Greco roman/ Pancrase, come from different principles. This is not better, It is just different. In Catch Wrestling , we also have our own version.

[@humanbass]

Actually not allowing trips and leg entanglements clearly makes greco the more limited art. The greco guy sometimes need to do tiresome moves when he could have wasted less energy by using a trip.

[@killcancer6499]

Greco is a sport. Trips and leg entanglements are not allowed so that there will be more dramatic throws, not to make it a more effective martial art. The basic principles in throws remain the same. The big difference is no gi (jacket) or no gi. This is not to say there are not other subtle differences from sport to sport or even between practitioners.

[@Novana16]

Just by looking at the guy in the right I thought this guy is strong

[@lauri6052]

but in judo you can't take grip under the belt

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Judo can also be taken

[@maximummomo8210]

Take a grip under you opponents arm

[@angrychickin]

Can you do a version without the arm scoop? Also, isn't there a lateral one can do by stepping behind the opponent?