ushiro goshi

[Stoiss]

Its not ushiro goshi......... and poor ukemi.

[ninjalla]

@Stoiss you are partially right

[Stoiss]

@Stoiss Its looks a lot more like Sukui Naga

[tbhimho]

Uki's breakfalling is poor. How the fuck did he get a black belt? (/knows nothing about "ninjitsu"s belt system)

[ninjalla]

@tbhimho Well, Uke is a Judo black belt, but I guess you're right

[jl5000]

@tbhimho Amazing how you can make such a judgement from an 18 second video. Perhaps he knows he doesn't need to breakfall? Just a thought.

[singinchicka101]

very very bad uki

[2872andre]

que judo e esse

o cara ta de kimono preto

[forcebrutale]

Elle est pas mal,je la ferait quand on m'imposera un uki goshi ou un o goshi!!

[TheTerrorUforgot]

This is a good counter to Ippon Seoinage

[Mankind887]

So, almost a pro wrestling chokeslam, but while holding the opponents other arm.

[Panzerfaust26]

he's holding back really badly. in reality, as soon as you get uke up as high as you can, you rotate your tirso, drop to your knees and slam him down on his back. it actually looks and feels like a chokeslam from professional wrestling, it can be devestating if that was tori's intent.

[ninjalla]

Panzerfaust26, You are wrong. What you described is actually a dangerous competition variation of the technique

[Panzerfaust26]

youre right, im sorry for wording that incorrectly. in randori this is actually the proper technique. what i meant was that evil5150's comment is wrong, this is potentially one of judo's most dangerous and powerful throws if the intent is to harm, such as in self defense.

[JorritL]

it ain't 'weak' at all. It's a realistical throw once you've mastered it.

[givebeesachance]

REST IN PEEEEEACE

[thepain93]

hard to do when they try to do that..

[evil5150]

weak.