My request is when you do shoot the reversed seoi nage from this sleeve and cross lapel presentstion, can you show your standard variation and other variations that play off of more tori rotation where uke will actually land backwards almost like a Korean reverse seoi nage from the knees...
Yes and no. It's all about the grips. Having the sleeve and cross collar grip gives a lot of control over that side preventing any meaningful attacks. If you lose the grip that's another story. Same goes for Tomoe Nage (they can cartwheel out if you don't control the arm), Seoi Nage (let go and you're just standing with your back to the opponent), and even Osoto Gari in a way (If you don't control their posture they can lean into the technique and Osoto the Osoto). I used to never want to use Seoi Nage in BJJ because of the potential for back exposure, but then I began to understand the mechanics of how it neutralizes or minimizes those threats and have gotten much more into all the different variations.
Can’t believe you got Keanu Reeves for the session!
thats what i said lol well i said john wick but close enough xD
Lmao....nice one
He got lucky cauz he didn't kill his dog
I've always liked how he EASILY EXPLAINS his techniques.
I love this channel , Osu ! 🇯🇵
Nice, I will start training this reverse kataguruma right away .... I hope to see you soon at your Dojo....a big hug Shintaro!!
I did not know this variation; thank you for posting this video!
My judo game is about to be on fire when lockdown is over!
Hey Shintaro, can you make a video about this move or ko uchi gari in a no gi setting ? thanks !
This one is my favorite judo technique 👏🙂!
Love it🤙just finished covering some cross collar attacks and my students always like this one.
You are the MAN
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I love your content. I'd really appreciate some no gi stuff
thanks for teaching me how to protect my life
So helpful
Awesome throw variation, Without touching the leg for all of the Olympic player as well!!!
Ha! We all know that the reverse kataguruma is amurugatak 😉
Amurugatak sounds like a traditional Malaysian dish, or maybe some kind of Philipino knife
I don't know why I love Fireman throws so much. There's a tonne of technique involved but they look like a strongman move.
So many ways to Finish as well!
Merci 🙏
Brilliant
yes this guy knows what hes talking about. urigato judoku
My request is when you do shoot the reversed seoi nage from this sleeve and cross lapel presentstion, can you show your standard variation and other variations that play off of more tori rotation where uke will actually land backwards almost like a Korean reverse seoi nage from the knees...
This one no gi is awesome as technique .
Would you be able to cover and talk about mashu baker’s morote seoi nage he landed in the 2015 baku grand slam?
Good Shintaro.... Ciao
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We use this throw once in a blue moon, we call it the "mashu" baku grand slam 2015/16. Aussys call it the trickster. It a good one whatever the name.
I wish I could take lessons from you.
so cool
How would this look on a RvL situation?
theres this guy called martial arts journey, maybe you could teach him some judo?
hes a cool guy
Would it be possible to counter this with a strangle as they drop down for the throw?
Yes and no. It's all about the grips. Having the sleeve and cross collar grip gives a lot of control over that side preventing any meaningful attacks. If you lose the grip that's another story. Same goes for Tomoe Nage (they can cartwheel out if you don't control the arm), Seoi Nage (let go and you're just standing with your back to the opponent), and even Osoto Gari in a way (If you don't control their posture they can lean into the technique and Osoto the Osoto). I used to never want to use Seoi Nage in BJJ because of the potential for back exposure, but then I began to understand the mechanics of how it neutralizes or minimizes those threats and have gotten much more into all the different variations.
George look like bad ass dude 😆
seoi otoshi
Shido?
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