Yes the by the collar is cheesy but it's more about drilling a technique of when your oppent has a grab of you, it won't look the same on the street but the muscle memory saves you.
Thats what all the kids in school did to me, either grab the collar or push you away to instigate the fight, people rarely just attack eachother without instigating a fight first
Lots of dummies here complaining that it wasn't done at full speed. That's because he needs to go slowly so his students can see what's going on. If you do judo you'll understand this. In a real situation this move needs to be explosive. That's why you must TRAIN, not just watch videos. Good that he acknowledged that a classic throw like koshi guruma or o-goshi might not work depending on the dynamics. This is why you need a repetoire of throws you've trained so you can decide in a a split-second which one to use, depending on your attacker's weight, body position etc. You have to do randori (free combat) in your training to get a feel for this, not just take a video in isolation and complain about it. It's a good demo, a variation of osoto gari , which works well if you take their balance first and are explosive with it.
I teach this myself. I would like to point out the dangers though of not kicking up that back leg. If you look closely the opponents foot stuck to floor for a split second. I have seen people's knees get pretty messed up from not helping partner out and overemphasizing backward leg kick to get that foot off of the ground. For the streets f the guy and his knee, you can actually put slight backward pressure into the knee to help possibly break it. But for training we've got to look out for each other. I hope everyone learning or teaching this keeps that in mind.
I used judo to throw a guy who was 6.5 myself 5.8 . He weigh about 250ibs then I weigh 157 ibs after I got him to the ground i used ground and pound to win the fight before the first ufc was ever on
The best technic to do in the event that the father is heavy that you remain in that position would be the kouchi gari and ouchi gari or you must do a soutemi like Yoko wakare
Great throw that gives an alternative to hip throw from that position. Make no mistake, done at full speed on a hard surface, these throw will put someone down for a time. My only issue with this type of move as 'self defence' is no striking is taken into account. Either in dealing with the opponent striking or (from the set up here) using your own strikes to set him up for your throw. Going straight from his double lapel grab into your throw defence without your own strikes to set it up is a big mistake in these grapple only arts IMO. For real situation i shay's feel you must learn to integrate strikes and grappling fully to be most successful.
@@richplant2205 it's not about what the person does after you throw them, or not only... It's about stunning them enough that even a skilled attacker will be surprised/stunned, shaken enough for you to throw them at all in the first place. If they have any skills and you go straight for the throw, you could easily end up in a world of hurt. A simple palm to the nose or throat jab increases the likelihood of a successful throw significantly.
No the problem is he isn't moving his opponent i can tell that throw wont work without momentum out of my experience in tournaments. In a throw you also use your full body weight so you technically fall. On bigger opponents I prefer swipes or leg clinches its effectiv against bigger people but won't finish them instantly in most cases in street fights.
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Yea. A more organic way would just defend head, close distance, establish an underhook and modified overhook with just a grip on the back of opponent's tricep/elbow. I hate the moves where it seems like you can't do them if the person doesn't grab you a certain way.
For self defense; all hip type throws should be avoided. You are deliberately giving someone your back and hoping they don't know how easy it is to counter. Direct reaps, sweeps and takedowns can allow you to bail out without putting yourself in danger. 4th degree Japanese Jujitsu.
Throws.. a forgotten aspect of jujitsu .. there used to be judo / aikido like throws in jujitsu.. but with the popularity of BJJ. the takedown seems to be preferred.. throws and grappling are complimentary..
I was a high level competitor in judo for a long time, terrible move especially being taught by a brown belt, all the big guy has to do is bring his left leg back and he now has the same leverage/advantage the other guy has, this was a favourite move adopted by a lot of clubs when I was young but can easily turn very bad, cam probably find a lot of competition videos of this.
@@LWLProductions yes we were specifically trained NEVER to use that move BECAUSE IT CAN BE SO EASILY COUNTERED. That was the point I was making, it's not an effective move because it puts you in more danger, and if you are asking can I come up with any alternatives? 😂😂😂 yes I could give you hundreds, like I said I was high level and you misunderstood my point but also the fact you think putting yourself in a dangerous position is good shows you don't really know what you're talking about. Good try though, I'm happy to do this with you again some time 🤙
@@LWLProductions also 'self defence' in when applied to real life situations does not work, I have had many judo competitions, striking bouts and fights whilst out partying and this move will not save you, again you've clearly never had any fights cause you'd know the Bellshill grab here pull here and you're out of danger is for movies and idiots like you, stay in your lane you casual.
No. That would be terrorism. Am I wrong!? No. Absolutely not. Martial arts is like gym. You can't do anything in the aerobic room without having a vagina and you can't do anything at aerobic speed without having a piece of chicken. Terrorism is justice. Theater is life. Now ssshh..people are trying to eat their pizza and ice cream. Back to you Danger Ranger...
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For sport it's great advice on angles and body position. In a real situation this would not work without both of you hitting hard concrete. Leave this for the mats prep for the haymaker, head butt, or the unexpected punch from multiple attackers.
Not only reversible but he adds in a step with the rear leg. Do not do as he says, he is probably great in randori sparring but a terrible teacher. That rear leg step is in poor form and adds an extra count, your rear leg should already be wide as you clinch
IF HE'S COMING AT YOU FULL BORE,AT THE LAST MOMENT MOVE OUT OF THE WAY,TRIP HIM,SIDE KICK HIM,GRAB HIM AND THROW HIM OVER YOUR SELF, THERE'S MANY THINGS YOU CAN DO TO WARD HIM OFF,MAYBE GET HIS PHONE NUMBER?
I would agree not saying he couldnt do it but in full combat would be greater demonstration for me and thanks for the techniques of course but as far as for being a smaller opponent then average as i am. its always most guys sum what bigger then i tend to not like my courage n if i was get it down correct oh'boy...
So would you call this a modified osoto gari? Instead of staying on the lapel grip you opt for over the head? As a judo player I find that an over the head grip is not always ideal when dealing with a taller opponent... opt for the ouchi gari/kouchi gari.
@@jiffster25 this also fits the same for judo. th-cam.com/video/-k_uumIQ1uk/w-d-xo.html And yes i do understand since i made my brown judo belt 15years ago
@@Jon-ov4nc I mean for throwing sure. Get on the ground though.....Bjj takes it. But can't have the chicken without the egg, or is it egg then chicken....my god...then what of roosters! I need to make a phone call....
Not actually, no. And those two grips are not the same and who the hell grabs both lapels, doesn’t move but will lift? Most importantly, you neglected kazuchi. Completely.(until you press into uke but, he can lift but won’t move and or reposture?) Also... ah, forget it. I did Judo for 26 years, trained with Jimmy Pedro sr and jr and the Olympic team. This is lazy Judo. (Edit) Do better.
I think if you’re relying on trying to force the guy when he his focus is totally on his arms this technique will not work for starters he’s going to be pushing your shirt back maybe tearing it and you have not added a distraction of some sort? If you are so experienced in real life situations you need to distract him to get his mind off his arms and try and focus on something else. And regardless of your weight not everyone is that heavy.
There are things called faints bud and are you rlly expecting it to be that slow in real life? Then you have no experience no one is rlly prepared for a ogoshi who doesn't practise judo i can tell out of experience
@@A04700 I’ve had a few looks at your video and I did not see any faint And this technique. You don’t have to take my word for it get your friend to lock out his elbow and force you to come in and you’ll see you’ll choke yourself with the gay it will come off and even if you’re wearing a T-shirt it’ll stretch and tear. I know this from experience because they don’t work. When someone grabs it they focus 100% in those two arms there’s no way of breaking them you will only T-shirt or get yourself into more trouble. But it’s okay I understand you’ve never been in a real fight before
@@jasongenn39 you didn't get the point what fool is fighting with only 1 technique and wtf are you saying FoCus 100% on their arm? You do know as a experienced fighter that throws are like not ment to be only atm strength you have to use your whole body for example if you jump between his legs and hold him, even if you are not strong enough to lift him for 5 sec that will be enough to execute a throw because real martial artist don't focus on their arm strength much. thats how you can take down bigger guys. If your way of thinking is like you said you are the inexperienced one buddy, if you know that a hip throw isn't working because the opponent is focused on pulling back or standing his ground (1o0%) you can use a leg sweep for example to knock them backwards idk if you, the experienced fighter know that but leg sweeps work the best if a opponent is focused on defense for example pulling you, standing his ground by going down a bit or just leaning back so the on who has no idea is you buddy lmao watch some Yt videos they will hopefully open your eyes or go get some experience first before spilling bullshit Dude btw I said you can use that throw as a faint or use a faint before that throw i didn't say he did it in the video dumbass Btw if you are so good at fighting, what martial arts are you practicing, for example i do judo since im small like now already 11years and started boxing 4 years ago I have experience for sure not so sure about you tho
Whatever let's just drop it you take shit to serious that guy just wanted to teach a throw thats why he didn't add faints or distractions in my opinion because it would lead to confusion to those who want to learn it so have a great day sir
This is a terrible move especially if the guy is taller and heavier than you!! You are never going to have time to get into position he is simply going to pick you off your feet and slam you on the ground! Especially if you wrap your arm around them in grab or cup lmfao 🤣🤮🤣🤮
That will never work. If he has His hands on your shirt he’s not letting go buddy and that means trying to squeeze in the middle will not work also. Obviously you never been in a real fight before?
It'd work if rotated and faced him more, then actually swept the leg. I'm a Judo guy. These guys from the looks are BJJ. Before you try to say it won't work, I'm 125, 5'8 and have used things like this in street fights and Wrestling.
Sorry my friend thats not a useful self defense tactic, you never give ur back to your enemy, it's good technique for sport just not as useful for SD, judo has some incredible moves and power this is just not for that purpose.
Si si domani prendi cosi fai coli poi coli e poi cosi prendi qua prendi la prendi la e prendi qua gira cosi e gira coli e patapunchete e patapuncata ma mi faccia il piacere come disse toto 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wtf are you even talking about thats judo idiot and that throw isn't even bad he just had some mistakes for example that you don't try to throw someone bigger then you but use leg sweeps dumbass. If you have no idea stop talking Bullshit...damn typical keyboard warrior.
Bro have you ever trained literally any martial art, you drill the move first to understand mechanics, then in randori or rolling, you try to execute the move. Do you want this guy to go out on the street and pick fights to show the effectiveness of the move in the street?
I hate the whole "I don't want no trouble grab" I've never seen anyone grab someone by the collars and stand in front of them except movies
Right!
Yes the by the collar is cheesy but it's more about drilling a technique of when your oppent has a grab of you, it won't look the same on the street but the muscle memory saves you.
It happens, especially to deliver head butts. That's way you need to react fast.
Thats what all the kids in school did to me, either grab the collar or push you away to instigate the fight, people rarely just attack eachother without instigating a fight first
@@lucian5389 I've only ever seen pushes and punches. Maybe a tackle. Never the school bully movie grab
Lots of dummies here complaining that it wasn't done at full speed. That's because he needs to go slowly so his students can see what's going on. If you do judo you'll understand this. In a real situation this move needs to be explosive.
That's why you must TRAIN, not just watch videos. Good that he acknowledged that a classic throw like koshi guruma or o-goshi might not work depending on the dynamics. This is why you need a repetoire of throws you've trained so you can decide in a a split-second which one to use, depending on your attacker's weight, body position etc. You have to do randori (free combat) in your training to get a feel for this, not just take a video in isolation and complain about it. It's a good demo, a variation of osoto gari , which works well if you take their balance first and are explosive with it.
I teach this myself. I would like to point out the dangers though of not kicking up that back leg. If you look closely the opponents foot stuck to floor for a split second. I have seen people's knees get pretty messed up from not helping partner out and overemphasizing backward leg kick to get that foot off of the ground.
For the streets f the guy and his knee, you can actually put slight backward pressure into the knee to help possibly break it. But for training we've got to look out for each other. I hope everyone learning or teaching this keeps that in mind.
That back leg needs to come up for sure!!!!
Can we see that in full combat speed
Probably not
Yes, watch any Judo tournament
It hurts and is fast my coach always throws me just watch some clips idk
Sometimes you can see this in MMA.
Do some judo. You'll have it done to you plenty of times. At full speed.
It’s a good lesson about angles and lines.
I used judo to throw a guy who was 6.5 myself 5.8 . He weigh about 250ibs then I weigh 157 ibs after I got him to the ground i used ground and pound to win the fight before the first ufc was ever on
Dang man 💪🏼
You mean people used to punch each other in the face before UFC? Wow
@@matthewstowers1906 I had to think of many different forms to defend myself and ways to utilize the forms
@@rickthomas6606 ..geez, I had no idea. Good job Rick
What movie was that from? I'll have to check it out
This is one of the better demonstrations I’ve seen. Also thank you for showing technique against a larger opponent
Hey, that's Fatism.
The guy in the black Gi has only looked through windows at a dojo once
work for non graplers, if he nows grappling then you screwed
but its a very commen wrestling move, usualy doing by kids and teenages
The best technic to do in the event that the father is heavy that you remain in that position would be the kouchi gari and ouchi gari or you must do a soutemi like Yoko wakare
Great way to avoid his suplex counter! That angle is golden for a street hip toss.
I’m a wrestler but this is honestly really helpful
Likelihood of this actually working against a big guy: 20%
@@mls8668 there’s a thing called weight classes that make sure only big guys go against big guys
I WISH I would have learned this stuff when I wrestled in high school. Would have taken my matches to a whole different level.
@@jessicaxie1235 no wieght classes in the streets kid
@@jeegupopli1871 well then it’s a good thing I’m not wrestling on the street isn’t it?
You can just swing thought the motion and fall with so you instantly can get him in a gyaku kesa gatame and it’s very effective
Nice instructing and demonstration in Judah Street style
What a way to breakdown this move
I started judo this week and I learned this today. So cool
Great throw that gives an alternative to hip throw from that position. Make no mistake, done at full speed on a hard surface, these throw will put someone down for a time.
My only issue with this type of move as 'self defence' is no striking is taken into account.
Either in dealing with the opponent striking or (from the set up here) using your own strikes to set him up for your throw. Going straight from his double lapel grab into your throw defence without your own strikes to set it up is a big mistake in these grapple only arts IMO. For real situation i shay's feel you must learn to integrate strikes and grappling fully to be most successful.
I reckon most decent throws, with commitment, most people won’t get up ready to fight
@@richplant2205 it's not about what the person does after you throw them, or not only... It's about stunning them enough that even a skilled attacker will be surprised/stunned, shaken enough for you to throw them at all in the first place. If they have any skills and you go straight for the throw, you could easily end up in a world of hurt.
A simple palm to the nose or throat jab increases the likelihood of a successful throw significantly.
No the problem is he isn't moving his opponent i can tell that throw wont work without momentum out of my experience in tournaments. In a throw you also use your full body weight so you technically fall. On bigger opponents I prefer swipes or leg clinches its effectiv against bigger people but won't finish them instantly in most cases in street fights.
Very good doing from judo practice.
You grab he coughs in yer face you stumble he punches your lights out and it's good night.....welcome to COVId 101
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It is even more risky, the moment you step he can take you down. Do yousee that you are off balance already ?
Your opponent isn't gonna stand there while you 2 step around them.
Ya don't say......
Yea. A more organic way would just defend head, close distance, establish an underhook and modified overhook with just a grip on the back of opponent's tricep/elbow. I hate the moves where it seems like you can't do them if the person doesn't grab you a certain way.
Very Good!
For self defense; all hip type throws should be avoided. You are deliberately giving someone your back and hoping they don't know how easy it is to counter. Direct reaps, sweeps and takedowns can allow you to bail out without putting yourself in danger. 4th degree Japanese Jujitsu.
irl the other guy would pb just punch
you can’t punch someone when they’re grabbing you around the head like that
Judo is awesome 👏
Throws.. a forgotten aspect of jujitsu .. there used to be judo / aikido like throws in jujitsu.. but with the popularity of BJJ. the takedown seems to be preferred.. throws and grappling are complimentary..
Also called an o-goshi.
I think it is a very bad o-soto gari.
The whole time the guy doesn't take your back, ok!
Very effective I tried it on my dad
I hope it is applicable in real fight
The comments....they're beautiful.
I was a high level competitor in judo for a long time, terrible move especially being taught by a brown belt, all the big guy has to do is bring his left leg back and he now has the same leverage/advantage the other guy has, this was a favourite move adopted by a lot of clubs when I was young but can easily turn very bad, cam probably find a lot of competition videos of this.
@@LWLProductions yes we were specifically trained NEVER to use that move BECAUSE IT CAN BE SO EASILY COUNTERED. That was the point I was making, it's not an effective move because it puts you in more danger, and if you are asking can I come up with any alternatives? 😂😂😂 yes I could give you hundreds, like I said I was high level and you misunderstood my point but also the fact you think putting yourself in a dangerous position is good shows you don't really know what you're talking about. Good try though, I'm happy to do this with you again some time 🤙
@@LWLProductions also 'self defence' in when applied to real life situations does not work, I have had many judo competitions, striking bouts and fights whilst out partying and this move will not save you, again you've clearly never had any fights cause you'd know the Bellshill grab here pull here and you're out of danger is for movies and idiots like you, stay in your lane you casual.
Thanks for the lesson
Now do it fast, like a real fight situation
No. That would be terrorism. Am I wrong!? No. Absolutely not. Martial arts is like gym. You can't do anything in the aerobic room without having a vagina and you can't do anything at aerobic speed without having a piece of chicken. Terrorism is justice. Theater is life. Now ssshh..people are trying to eat their pizza and ice cream. Back to you Danger Ranger...
@@lancelove3663 hahaha, the fk?
@@lancelove3663 cringe
@@lancelove3663 bro?
Look up judo throws in MMA fights, they can actually work. Although not as smoothly as this
Ok, but why would the bigger guy just "let go" of your collar with his left hand?
As he collapses on your knee and blows it out scream in pain really loud. That’ll chase him off. Stupid takedown.
You clearly don’t train lol
I mean, I could see it happen and I train judo.
That leg needs to come up..
Almost, good try.
Truth is if he's bigger than you you're dead
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Excellent..
For sport it's great advice on angles and body position. In a real situation this would not work without both of you hitting hard concrete. Leave this for the mats prep for the haymaker, head butt, or the unexpected punch from multiple attackers.
i like this alternative
You're better off going for an under hook rather than a single collar. Don't want them to take your back, a suplex isn't to hard to pull off for them
Very reversible at a lot of points
Not only reversible but he adds in a step with the rear leg. Do not do as he says, he is probably great in randori sparring but a terrible teacher. That rear leg step is in poor form and adds an extra count, your rear leg should already be wide as you clinch
Exactly! But he's in holydays😂🤣
I would rather throw my elbow to the chin instead of grab the neck (shorter reach).
Yeah but he could still just lift you up 🤣
Yea do that wen hes running at ya like a big black steam train
IF HE'S COMING AT YOU FULL BORE,AT THE LAST MOMENT MOVE OUT OF THE WAY,TRIP HIM,SIDE KICK HIM,GRAB HIM AND THROW HIM OVER YOUR SELF, THERE'S MANY THINGS YOU CAN DO TO WARD HIM OFF,MAYBE GET HIS PHONE NUMBER?
Wow i like it
体重差ありすぎて
一瞬で返されるわw
I would agree not saying he couldnt do it but in full combat would be greater demonstration for me and thanks for the techniques of course but as far as for being a smaller opponent then average as i am. its always most guys sum what bigger then i tend to not like my courage n if i was get it down correct oh'boy...
Lol. Looks good slow. But that wouldn't work in real life
Don't make fun technique of martial art its easy to learn but hard to apply at street fight.
Is osoto gare or ogochi
So would you call this a modified osoto gari? Instead of staying on the lapel grip you opt for over the head?
As a judo player I find that an over the head grip is not always ideal when dealing with a taller opponent... opt for the ouchi gari/kouchi gari.
It’s a bad osoto otoshi.
and they are gonna just let you do that huh.
too many steps to remember.
All he has to do,put his hand on your hip and counter you,also you just can throw someone bigger than you unless you take his balance I didn't see it
You are right but first of all you are not seriously expecting that to be a real life situation scenario? He just tries to explain
If he patiently waits this will work
You understand this is a lesson, right?
@@jiffster25 this also fits the same for judo. th-cam.com/video/-k_uumIQ1uk/w-d-xo.html
And yes i do understand since i made my brown judo belt 15years ago
these are bjj guys, not judokas. the kuzushi was non existant.
That's the problem with BJJ, it tried to reinvent judo... but judo is still better
@@Jon-ov4nc I mean for throwing sure. Get on the ground though.....Bjj takes it. But can't have the chicken without the egg, or is it egg then chicken....my god...then what of roosters! I need to make a phone call....
تشكل مثل المياة احسن حركة سودي ولا اوكرى جوش
Head and arm
Not actually, no. And those two grips are not the same and who the hell grabs both lapels, doesn’t move but will lift? Most importantly, you neglected kazuchi. Completely.(until you press into uke but, he can lift but won’t move and or reposture?) Also... ah, forget it. I did Judo for 26 years, trained with Jimmy Pedro sr and jr and the Olympic team. This is lazy Judo. (Edit) Do better.
I did judo for 6 months... and even I see it's lazy judo
I think if you’re relying on trying to force the guy when he his focus is totally on his arms this technique will not work for starters he’s going to be pushing your shirt back maybe tearing it and you have not added a distraction of some sort? If you are so experienced in real life situations you need to distract him to get his mind off his arms and try and focus on something else. And regardless of your weight not everyone is that heavy.
There are things called faints bud and are you rlly expecting it to be that slow in real life? Then you have no experience no one is rlly prepared for a ogoshi who doesn't practise judo i can tell out of experience
@@A04700 I’ve had a few looks at your video and I did not see any faint And this technique. You don’t have to take my word for it get your friend to lock out his elbow and force you to come in and you’ll see you’ll choke yourself with the gay it will come off and even if you’re wearing a T-shirt it’ll stretch and tear. I know this from experience because they don’t work. When someone grabs it they focus 100% in those two arms there’s no way of breaking them you will only T-shirt or get yourself into more trouble. But it’s okay I understand you’ve never been in a real fight before
@@jasongenn39 you didn't get the point what fool is fighting with only 1 technique and wtf are you saying FoCus 100% on their arm? You do know as a experienced fighter that throws are like not ment to be only atm strength you have to use your whole body for example if you jump between his legs and hold him, even if you are not strong enough to lift him for 5 sec that will be enough to execute a throw because real martial artist don't focus on their arm strength much. thats how you can take down bigger guys. If your way of thinking is like you said you are the inexperienced one buddy, if you know that a hip throw isn't working because the opponent is focused on pulling back or standing his ground (1o0%) you can use a leg sweep for example to knock them backwards idk if you, the experienced fighter know that but leg sweeps work the best if a opponent is focused on defense for example pulling you, standing his ground by going down a bit or just leaning back so the on who has no idea is you buddy lmao watch some Yt videos they will hopefully open your eyes or go get some experience first before spilling bullshit
Dude btw I said you can use that throw as a faint or use a faint before that throw i didn't say he did it in the video dumbass
Btw if you are so good at fighting, what martial arts are you practicing, for example i do judo since im small like now already 11years and started boxing 4 years ago I have experience for sure not so sure about you tho
Whatever let's just drop it you take shit to serious that guy just wanted to teach a throw thats why he didn't add faints or distractions in my opinion because it would lead to confusion to those who want to learn it so have a great day sir
Why you wearing a gi if you want no trouble
So is Krav Maga bjj and judo good or bad
Bye bye knee...... that is self defense judo meant to injure the knee
First off ,
There is no gi in street fights
A defesa pra esse golpe é abaixar e colocar a mão no joelho esquerdo dele o lançando pra traz como se fosse um saco de batata kkk
This is a terrible move especially if the guy is taller and heavier than you!!
You are never going to have time to get into position he is simply going to pick you off your feet and slam you on the ground!
Especially if you wrap your arm around them in grab or cup lmfao 🤣🤮🤣🤮
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Took 3 minutes to explain to the most basic takedown that most of us discovered naturally at age 6
Победило дзюдо или грепплинг?
That will never work. If he has His hands on your shirt he’s not letting go buddy and that means trying to squeeze in the middle will not work also. Obviously you never been in a real fight before?
It'd work if rotated and faced him more, then actually swept the leg. I'm a Judo guy. These guys from the looks are BJJ. Before you try to say it won't work, I'm 125, 5'8 and have used things like this in street fights and Wrestling.
O-soto-gari is good but o-goshi is better 😍
This is just a tool to add not the whole system
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I m not convinced at all, if the guy was resisting pulling the other way the result should be like 5 second before
Sorry my friend thats not a useful self defense tactic, you never give ur back to your enemy, it's good technique for sport just not as useful for SD, judo has some incredible moves and power this is just not for that purpose.
Si si domani prendi cosi fai coli poi coli e poi cosi prendi qua prendi la prendi la e prendi qua gira cosi e gira coli e patapunchete e patapuncata ma mi faccia il piacere come disse toto 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I want trouble and going to give you a lesson in manners.
That's not a smart technique against a bigger opponent regardless of the little modification u did. He still can over power u
😂🤣🤣🤣Very bad defense...! Instead of grab, try the uppercut😉 Show me that on Teddy Riner.
Suplex town. Why bjj instructors always try to teach shitty throws
Wtf are you even talking about thats judo idiot and that throw isn't even bad he just had some mistakes for example that you don't try to throw someone bigger then you but use leg sweeps dumbass. If you have no idea stop talking Bullshit...damn typical keyboard warrior.
Ahahahah.... XD
Só que não !!!
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Keep training brother, one day you will manage it 😅
I perfer a square n 17 spots
works on drunk people.
🥱👎 que Fea entrada , yo practico judo y eso es una payasada
No good.
And after your perfect throw the second guy will kick your head with his leg!)
Uno ti da. Una testata
What if the attacker doesn't wait for you to take so long explaining the maneuver for the camera and sticks a knife in your foot... what then!
you sound so unbelievably ignorant, why would they be explaining the maneuver in a live situation u twat
Idiot troll
Fuflo
BS
Judo is grapplin make no mistake
Everything works against an untrained person and when ur partner isn’t doing anything back.
Bro have you ever trained literally any martial art, you drill the move first to understand mechanics, then in randori or rolling, you try to execute the move. Do you want this guy to go out on the street and pick fights to show the effectiveness of the move in the street?
It's called training or demo 🧘
Idiot 🤦🏼♂️
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I thought it was a woman.