.TI HTIW ECAF YM FO TNORF NI TAOLG YEHT DNA TUO DEPIW DNA DEPAR EB FLESYM TEL OT GNITNAW TON ROF EDICONEG YM HTIW EM DEHSINUP O_IIHSI_RDB/EB.UTUOY//:PTTH SRETSNOM KCALB EVISSERPPO TNAGORRA ESEHT
Nice technique, I'm purple too in BJJ but not very good at throws and takedowns, I trained this today but I kept doing something a little wrong, this video helped me. I was not finding this variation too, keep it up with the good work.
Call this throw whatever you guys want..it's a "Takedown"..how's that. Don't use it if you can't get it to work for you, that's why there is a gazillion techniques on Youtube to choose from. This is one that's works for a lot of my students in competition so I thought I'd share it. For the record...that is a PURPLE belt I'm wearing (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu). I have a Nidan (2nd degree Black Belt) in Judo, but teach full time at my BJJ academy.
Hey man nice job teaching I am a Black Belt Instructor for the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program as Well as a Black Belt in JuJitsu and a green Belt in Karate so I understand the teaching thing and people on here making stupid comments about the way you teach is dumb well done brother!!!
The direction of this specific throw makes it impossible for it to be yoko-otoshi. It is, indeed, uki-waza. I know most "drop" kata-guruma seen today are in fact yoko-otoshi, but not this. For a BJJ lesson, I thought it was well done, you should not expect the use of the perfect Judo terminology when even competitive Judoka mistakenly call these throws as Kata-guruma.
Use Russian grips on the bjj guys. Get over the shoulder belt grips and stuff. I do both BJJ and Judo, and it is a plus that in BJJ you wont get penalized for holding the belt grip for more than 5 seconds.
Wow that's like a fireman. Pretty awesome bro
ninjato189 2 months ago
.TI HTIW ECAF YM FO TNORF NI TAOLG YEHT DNA TUO DEPIW DNA DEPAR EB FLESYM TEL OT GNITNAW TON ROF EDICONEG YM HTIW EM DEHSINUP O_IIHSI_RDB/EB.UTUOY//:PTTH SRETSNOM KCALB EVISSERPPO TNAGORRA ESEHT
billslusser 9 months ago
Nice technique, I'm purple too in BJJ but not very good at throws and takedowns, I trained this today but I kept doing something a little wrong, this video helped me. I was not finding this variation too, keep it up with the good work.
Tezcax 11 months ago
i will sqaut him up and then do the move, but this way is great too
thebootcampkettlebel 1 year ago
Call this throw whatever you guys want..it's a "Takedown"..how's that. Don't use it if you can't get it to work for you, that's why there is a gazillion techniques on Youtube to choose from. This is one that's works for a lot of my students in competition so I thought I'd share it. For the record...that is a PURPLE belt I'm wearing (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu). I have a Nidan (2nd degree Black Belt) in Judo, but teach full time at my BJJ academy.
kosenjudo 1 year ago
Hey man nice job teaching I am a Black Belt Instructor for the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program as Well as a Black Belt in JuJitsu and a green Belt in Karate so I understand the teaching thing and people on here making stupid comments about the way you teach is dumb well done brother!!!
lcplmullinax03 1 year ago
I was taught to do this putting the knee down on the inside like a single leg. You post your leg on the inside. Is there any difference?
punch9992 2 years ago
there's not drop kata-guruma. there's any throw on the canvas yoko-kata-guruma and yoko-otoshi
magscfc 2 years ago
The direction of this specific throw makes it impossible for it to be yoko-otoshi. It is, indeed, uki-waza. I know most "drop" kata-guruma seen today are in fact yoko-otoshi, but not this. For a BJJ lesson, I thought it was well done, you should not expect the use of the perfect Judo terminology when even competitive Judoka mistakenly call these throws as Kata-guruma.
loudenvier 2 years ago
Well this throw is called both kataguruma and yoko otoshi...it was Johan Laats who made it famous but the russians have done this throw for ages
judosnubben 2 years ago
ahhahahaaha a judo trainer whit bleu belt?
XD im better i have brown and im 15
JHJ1204 2 years ago
if you're really brown belt, you should have learnt about humbleness :D
sallesxD 2 years ago 8
soz ment to give thumbs up than thumbs down:L
101skatemafia 2 years ago
I am actually Nidan in Judo, that is a BJJ Purple Belt I have on teaching basic takedowns to my BJJ beginners class.
kosenjudo 2 years ago
Lol, goods stuff man that put his little assuming ass in check, your execution is solid btw.
spicanuck 2 years ago
You're 15, that means you're not a 'senior', but I see where you're coming from.
TheInfinite91 2 years ago
yawn
judosnubben 2 years ago
@JHJ1204
Brown belt in what? That guy must be a blue belt in BJJ but he might be a black belt in Judo..
vaynebjj 2 years ago
@JHJ1204 dont you feel like a dick now?
dontbesnippy 1 year ago
@JHJ1204 dont you feel like a dick now?
dontbesnippy 1 year ago
@JHJ1204 dont you feel like a dick now?
dontbesnippy 1 year ago
@JHJ1204 dont you feel like a dick now?
dontbesnippy 1 year ago
@JHJ1204
moron, he's not blue belt on judo, he's blue belt in brazilian jiu-jitsu
shadex88 1 year ago
@JHJ1204 note his 2 black edges with a white stripe im not sure but ive never seen that before also on a bleu belt
tiran005 5 months ago
It's a tama-guruma variation thats name I forgot.
Basically a kata-guruma combined with uki-waza.
shachargl 3 years ago
its a kata otoshi and its wrong
rebeliant62 3 years ago
I land it all the time, so do my students....what may be wrong for you works well for me. Thanks for your input though.
kosenjudo 3 years ago
We will call it Massey Kata Guruma, since it works well for me and my frame.
kosenjudo 3 years ago
im not sure that, that throw is even laat kata guruma... upper body doesnt rotate enuf.
dakarai17 3 years ago
It´s not kata guruma, neither a variation
baccili 3 years ago
What do you call it
kosenjudo 3 years ago
laats. after the dutch judo player Johan Laats
strikersnemesis 3 years ago
Yes it is.
BostonMA1979 3 years ago
OK I"m going to try it that way, because I started BJJ a few days ago and they fight low.
Dudongo86 4 years ago
Use Russian grips on the bjj guys. Get over the shoulder belt grips and stuff. I do both BJJ and Judo, and it is a plus that in BJJ you wont get penalized for holding the belt grip for more than 5 seconds.
BostonMA1979 3 years ago
Great but hard to get if you are too tall.
Dudongo86 4 years ago
True..lol, but you would actually just shoot in and drop to your butt rather than squat, then drop.
kosenjudo 4 years ago
Nice, and you can do it without the gi too! Not bad, not bad...
T850CSM101a1676 4 years ago
groovey
estuben87 4 years ago