Judo Throw for Jiu Jitsu: Harai Maki Komi

[mccartertrio]

Good take Hairi Maki Komi. To ad a comment for those that need to say witch was first jiujitsu or judo. It was jujitsu... Notice the spelling. 1882 Judo derived from jujitsu was founded. The founder of judo did add the newaza (ground combat) aspects until he and his students were finding difficulty grappling on the ground. 1897 Newaza was add to the judo curriculum. A Judo partitioner by the name of Mitsuyo Maeda was a professional fighter and traveled the world eventually opened up a jiujitsu

[lendondain1]

This is not harai maki komi. You're doing harai o goshi, but it'll never work the way you're demonstrating it if your opponent resists. His heels are still flat on the floor. You haven't created any off-balance, and your hips are above his. So your opponent still has his balance, and you are ABOVE his center of gravity. If you set for this throw the way you demonstrated it against even a moderately skilled opponent, you're going to be toast.

[co05]

@lendondain1 it's not makikomi because he didn't land on his opponent and 'sacrifice' himself. lol

[lendondain1]

@co05 Right. Which is why I said he's doing harai o goshi.

[JudokaJames]

An experienced guy will push your head into the mat if you clamp down on his arm like that while doing maki komi's. This is a style of maki komi that works well for heavyweights with a strength advantage.

To avoid this, use the arm that was around the guys head and do a forward breakfall, this way, if he tries slamming your face into the ground, your arm blocks it when it hits the ground, and your weight will throw him anyways as you continue through the breakfall. Its a sweet technique.

[matrat43]

4ellertonp.. I know this is an old post, but brother, you need to do you're home work, Jiu jitsi came from JUDO

[Submissions101]

@matrat43 and Judo came from Jujutsu. I don't understand the point?

[MultiHillo]

@matrat43 WRONG!!!

[kruz200]

@matrat43 you dipshit, dont tell shit about jiu jitsu!! It's an ancient martial art!

[iratelyblank]

that is harai goshi, sweeping hip throw. harai makikomi is a sweeping wrap around where you wrap your opponent around your body and go to the ground with him. the 2nd to last example you did is a harai makikomi

[fozzit]

thats definitely not a harai maki komi....

[Obsidian1392]

that's not harai maki komi?

[namybot]

i need to know this for my brother of the year take down

[patrickensing]

Good technique, although this looks more like a Harai-Goshi when you don't fall along. Harai Maki Komi is considered a part of Sutemi-Waza so when you don't sacrifice yourself in this throw it isn't actually a Sutemi, meaning no Harai Maki Komi :) . So I wonder did you guys know or didn't you?

[InnovationHero]

Yoko-sutemi

[530player]

wow it sounds like it hurt

[cardonaman]

you got a black belt in muay thai and boxing? lol well then GOOD FOR YOU! -_-

im not gona put the guy on blast for bein full of crap

[frost310]

gracie barra!!!!! :]

[quinny2cool]

gives belts out for how many lessons u attend lol

[kosenjudo]

Yeah...Roger Gracie, Flavio Almeida, Marcio Feitosa, all the Machado Bros..just got their belts handed to them for attending classes, huh? Don't be rediculous.

[quinny2cool]

did they attend gracie barra, with all the regular guys, no so shut up my comment was a reply. dumb ass

[kosenjudo]

They are all Gracie Barra Black Belts..under Carlos Gracie Jr. All of them except for Machado Bros. teach for the Gracie Barra Association, just letting you know. They are also Champions, the Belt system works.

[J0hnFreeman]

and competions

[Vinnymanvinny]

Judo is a lot different the jiujitsu. I have been in jiu jitsu almost for a year, jiu jitsu is primarily grappling on the ground and very few take downs, where as judo is a lot of take downs and very little ground work, so it is beneficial to know them both. I decided to take jiu jitsu because I have a black belt in tae kwon do, Muay Thai, and Boxing for stand up and so I decided I need a ground game, and when I get good at the ground then I will take either judo or wrestling.

[0466rymaspencer]

Very nice! I just started taking Judo lessons. I am pumped and excited to learn the throws and techniques. One question, how much different is Judo than Jujitsu? Thank you for a great video!

[legendof]

Judo is the standing portion, getting your opponent to the ground. Jiu Jitsu is all the ground game. However, Judo does have a ground aspect, which became jiu jitsu

[chushinryoku]

it's very obvious you have no idea what you're talking about

[invisfighter]

arent jiu jitsu before judo?

[Magurczek]

Incorrect...... Judo is a modified and stripped down version of older Jujutsu's. One stripping all technique that requires brute strength and second to allow for live free sparring (randori) without injury. Based on these principals it would allow a Judoka to perfect technique. Sport Judo is simply a product of both randori and Kano's idea of competition.

[4ellertonp]

Yes, judo is derived from jiu jitsu, jiu jitsu means "gentle skill" and judo means "gentle way". just thought i'd put that out there lol

[waldomarek]

@Magurczek actually i have to disagree with people for saying trad JJ (had techniques that) required brute strength. it really didn't have more/less than judo/ BJJ, the whole meaning of 柔術 is "gentle art", aka leverage/technique allowing the smaller to beat the bigger. trad JJ differs from judo/BJJ however at some points where the use of "dirty tricks" are allowed because it's not a sport, it's a self defense method.

Ari is a black belt in trad JJ right? I think he should comment on this.

[invisfighter]

they are very different, one of my black belt friends said, judo is jiu jitsu, you just removed all the danger :) judo is a fighting sport, jiu jitsu is fighting

[PrickledMantis]

can this still be done without the gi?

[Prodigysportsman]

most likely, yes.

[invisfighter]

all trows inside of jiu jitsu and judo can be done naked...(almost) the gi is just so you dont destroy your cloth :)

[XxChapter13xX]

awesome throw

[FrederictonPI]

melvin guillard did one of these against nate diaz :S

[jelr17]

you isolate one arm, in MMA matches it would be very easy for them to use the other arm after they adjust to take your back. lets say you do throw, it they ger around your neck in the right way you'll end up taking yourself down and giving them your back. it looks like it'll work if your opponent is either slow or not expecting it. in that case, very good throw :D

[Sirkrass]

the idea is they trying to take your back, as they duck under your arm

[bjj1987]

i use this throw alot when im going against people from wrestling...i usually bait them by having my arm up high when we are in the clinch.

[bjj1987]

and ofcourse they will do a duck under.....lol left that part out

[droman30]

The throw at 1:47 is a lot closer to harai makikomi than what was originally demonstrated. Technically speaking in harai goshi or harai makikomi the sweeping leg serves as a guide. You don't actually reap the leg as this is a hip throw. Harai goshi is a throw derived from uki goshi. Harai goshi is uki goshi with a sweeping leg. The sweeping leg is used to prevent the person being thrown from escaping and not to kick the leg out.

[USSRGeorge]

beautiful history there

[lendondain1]

@droman30 Amen.

[kawnra]

i think it will be good if you did a arm bar after that o.o

[mybloodrunscold007]

whats to stop an opponent from clasping this hands in the over, under, jumping on your back and putting hooks in before you can throw?

[Glenn365]

Your hips and grip with your arm. You need to feel that rather than just see it.

[torpedodropkick]

stop opponent by being quick.

[PlasmaWaffle]

its judo lol

[droman30]

Proper timing will stop an opponent from doing this. At full speed the throw would have to be done at the moment the other guy ducks under. With all Judo throws there is a timing element involved. The demonstration you are seeing doesn't really cover the actual timing.

[lendondain1]

@droman30 Actually, nothing is going to happen unless he manages to create some off-balance.

[joeyjoejoejrshabidu]

Red haired guy does it really nice.

[LANSING52]

BEAUTIFUL!

[seronepk]

Ari Bolden 4ever...

[daivondays]

cool! one question... once he's on the floor could he punch me with that other arm? assumming i dident throw him hard enough to to take him out.(real life situation ofcourse)

[rantanen1]

u cant tell whether its possible for the person to punch u or not?

[AznInvazn69Theory]

if he is still concious, you could get the guy in an armbar, since you already have his extended hand, or kick him in the head a few times>.>

[NinjaKrow]

Yeah. Go ahead and punch me. No, seriously. Go ahead! Am I right?

[lagook]

sure

but theres a move where you pin the arm in your legs block the punch and put on a kimura

[SCARREDMIND]

if they try just drop knees first onto their head & ribs.

[akakilla1]

U wanna win a street fight dont go for one of these unless you know jiu jutsu and go straight for the full mount you would have better luck just knowing a good knee bar and a good gaurd kick

[bigghathaway1]

you wanna win a street fight bring a crowbar

[theredkid15]

He's gonna be able to punch you but not with any damage. As a general rule strikes from the bottom aren't very hard. The only real exception being elbows from the guard and up kicks

[lSeouLl]

It's not a general rule, it's just physics.

[kawnra]

its not a rule... its physics. -_-

[Phelpswimmer808]

The thing I love about Judo is after they hit the mat I still got my clamps on his arm AND I'm in top position! The only thing Is I think my love for armbars and Kimura's has made me neglect to practice every other submission I ever learned ever haha

[Jackthemeat]

the version that starts at 1:40 is the Best as it ends in a perfect position for an Arm bar or... pretty much anything. Thanks Ari for posting Judo vids.

[BIGG209]

i want to learn judo but i cant find a gym near by, can you help?

[xnotmarcox]

keep on posting judo throws please! :D

[Pivotist]

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