Judo as a child and I learned when I studied Physical Education, but my passion is karate, which I have dedicated many years of my life. This technique (Uchi Mata), I have applied in actual combat, but otherwise ensuring first with some kind of blow to the face.
Does it really matter if it requires more than double the energy if its off by one inch? He just said that if it was done correctly, it would require almost no energy.
@xshadowlightxx this isnt a spelling contest "boy" also im not saying that its the oldest form of martial arts im saying its one of the most oldest martial arts that still lives on today. also many throws were created by kano not japanese jiu jitsu so get your facts straight kid
@xshadowlightxx Yes there is Judo in MMA because MMA is a mix of martial arts ? its not stolen from Judo its people using Judo in an MMA competition , you need to actually learn something and not just asume stuff after watching one to many UFC's !!
The original scoring rules for judo you would only be awarded a score if the referee determined that the throw would have incapacitated your opponent if the situation was in self defence. Incapacitation means breaking the shoulder, hip, or back. Early competition periodically included fatalities. Modern judo has gotten away from that early brutality but a competant practitioner could convert their techniques into lethal variants with little training.
and the rest of their bodies weight goes down on their arm and it snaps, a common mistake made by alot of my friends when i throw them and i do it slow so they dont break anything, i dont show them how to fall either, and they all fail, if i threw them for real there may not be broken bones, but it would hurt them enough that they wouldnt get back up before i kick them in the head if it were a real fight, do a rollipolli on concrete, see how just that hurts your back
The truth is, you cannot deny physics. One well placed judo technique, no matter how basic it is, can cause injury off of the mat. My friend was thrown using Ipponzianagi (spell check please?) during a demo and landed on the mat...... all except for his ankle. His ankle was broken. Good thing he properly broke the fall.
What are you guys smoking?! Paralysis?! Leave the kid alone! It's a fall on your butt/side/thigh from two feet high - you might feel it, but you'll live... It's what happens to you after you get thrown that you gotta worry about - likely a heel-stump to the jaw if I was the guy on top... :)
@shmuckling Oh right!! Silly me! You must be right then! What was i thinking!! I think then next week i will teach my class on the concrete floor! Thanks for the advice!!! lol!! Then again say that to my stable mate in the welsh judo team who he had to be flown over to america for life saving treatment after ripping his spleen in a competition!!!! You have no idea what you are talkin about!!
@imajeed2 I stoped reading at "welsh judo team", key word "welsh"... I did Judo, Wrestling and BJJ, I've spotted many for practicing their throws, mostly in Judo, but yeah - I have no idea what I'm talking about. I mean if you catch bad luck you can kill yourself tripping on the sidewalk, but that doesn't make the sidewalk a lethal weapon, it's just tragic and might possibly mean that you had poor coordination at the time, but even that's not for sure. Oh, btw, I love exlamation marks, thanks...
@shmuckling Ooooh!! Judo, Wrestling, BJJ, WOW! Im in awe! Your my hero! Ignorence really is bliss in your case!!! When dealing with my pupils safety week in weekout i take my sport and martial art deadly serious!! Yes you could have an accident such as hurting your finger when typing in "welsh", Key word finger!! Fact is If you put your self in the firing line of anything your odds of getting hurt go up tenfold!! Oh im sorry about exlamation marks!!!! I Apologise!!!!
Ive done this to people on the mat or street or in the house just messing around maybe 60 times in my life. This is the most effective take down that exists just to get an opponent off his feet. I do like using the under hook as well and put some muscle into it to make the trip over your body a bit faster and with more force.
HAHAHHAHAA with the amount of times I've performed this move/it's been performed on me I should know that in no way would this cause paralysis and it barely even hurts..
The most damage you will receive from this is probably being winded if you don't know how to break fall.
@wubs23 I guess you wasted 10 years of your life then. The video specifically states the uchi mata would be on concrete and assumed no breakfall ability.
Unfortunately, the techique shown in this particular video is awful though.
If your sending guys to the hospital doing uchi mata on the mat then your doing it wrong you should always protect your uki and help break his fall its no fun training by yourself
@jtrekmadone when doing uchi komi you should always take great care 2 do the technique correctly and not 2 hurt anyone but as you and i know that is not always possible as everyone is at different levels of learning and will not have the same control as a more experianced judoka!! Children have a tendancy 2 want 2 win even if its a light Randori session or koka training and dont realise thier own strength when fighting smaller and inexperianced pupils!! Uke's Ukemi training is vital 4 safety!!
@wubs23 I did judo for more than 12 years and if you fight against someone who is unexperienced he can fall on his head and the pressure to the neck can paralyzse him.
@wubs23 thats because ur throwing someone wo knows how to break fall u fuken retard u must be the stupidist judoka to say that do uchimata to sum1 wo doesnt even know wat breakfalling is im telling you they will hurt themselves one way or another ive seen neck injuries, and broken hands, paralysis havnt seen that but im sure its very posible if u broke ur neck wen u fall u could easily damage ur spinal cord
@wubs23 Yeah I know, once he lands with thousands of pounds of force to the concrete hes going to walk away just fine, hey and maybe you and these gray people should go have butt sex while your at it to
@wubs23 Well I wrestled in high school and used a very similar move called a hip toss in a fight outside in the grass and that guy was out cold even before I started slammin him with punches. On a wrestling or judo mat ya this probly wont knock someone out but on grass or god forbid concrete or asphalt hell ya they aint getting back up after this.
@bjjalltheway1 Especially if they don't know how to break their fall. When I had to stop with judo because of an injury I started karate. Once during a match someone came to close and I threw him without thinking. Well he didn't get up for at least 10 mins. Fall flat on his back, whilst bouncing his head 5 times on the mat.
@wubs23 well, a week before, i would have said the same, but now i have to say you're wrong! on the street, i had to use the technique some days before, and the asshole who attacked me got a paralysis! didn't kill him, but he really didn't look happy... ;)
How many times a week are you training? Judoka with mind in the tiny box of the dojo. Uchimata is very dangerous for legaments of Uke's leg (between groin and leg.) If you will be outside the dojo with shoes on, the leg will not slip so easy and there is big chance of serious damage near the groin part and paralysis from hitting your back on the ground (even on the grass you can loose your breath).
@wubs23 I've done Judo for over 20 years and have personally sent people to the hospital with throw, and I was throwing them on mats. You must be off by an inch.
@wubs23 but if you make the uchi mata to a guy that doesnt know how to fall and you do it in in a hard surface like concrete it might cause serious injury, remember that all martial arts are practiced in a soft floor like a tatami or a ring
@wubs23 oh yeah but then you have these shows like human weapon and deadliest warrior that are run by NOT acclaimed experts but just people who like to hear themselves talk
no serious injury? I know a guy who had to have his balls (sorry for the language) surgically removed from the inside of his abdomen, after beeing trown by an uchi mata in the wrong way... how's that for a serious injury?
@wubs23 ehhh...I don't know. Paralysis, no, definitely not. But serious injury? I'm inclined to say yes. He says "if it weren't for the mat" and I can think of several situations where this would/has resulted in hospitalization. My friend was attacked in a parking lot(alcohol was involved) by a group of jersey shore types and threw the first one like so(he's a wrestler and used underhook and arm pull rather than the clothing) and that guy definitely went to the hospital...
@wubs23 i agree, with that in a judo competition no way, but im assuming he is talking about preforming it on concrete, in street conditions. where i think it would cause severe injury if done well.
@wubs23 Even on concrete??? In sparring, maybe not, but done correctly yeah... but only slight paralysis. Enough to finish. But don't finish!!! Even if life in danger, never finish!!! D: Imma just shut up now... sigh... ju jitsu and muay thai practitioner... sigh... GG...
@wubs23 err i dont know where you learnt your judo but any throw can cause serious injury or paralysis, you have to remember we're talking about doing this to someone who doesnt know how to fall properly, and on concrete, it all depends on how they land so imo yes it can cause serious injury if done on concrete in a self defense situation where someone does not know how to land properly however the chances are slim but it can happen especially if done correctly with full force
@Confusedfurry no its a martial art as well, it was a martial art first and still is a martial art, its also a sport as well, if i threw you on solid concrete and i done it on purpose with my full strength behind it, trust me you could easily break your back, or your hip or your arm or your shoulder, any of those if you fail to land properly and unless you are a judoka or practice another grappling art you wont know how to fall without breaking something, most put their hand out when they fall
i did judo for 2 years and im pretty sure the worst you will do is wind someone. even on concrete, judo really isnt designed to cripple someone. the most useful parts are the holds and pins and i expect you could do a fair bit of damage if you apply those a little too strongly, but unless someone falls extremely stupidly i doubt you will break a hip or a back.
@Confusedfurry Umm no, the most you could do is kill someone ive been doing judo, Jiu Jitzu and Mhai Thai for 8 years. Just a double leg take down can deliver a force that could make the person, break there back or ribs, break a hip or shoulder or hit there head on the ground, with ease. Causing mild concussion to death. yes it isn't designed to mane somebody but it could happen easily.
@Brady2k10 totally agree with your statement. Americans espeically forget how easily a person can get severely injured when they watch trained MMA fighters taking punches and throws in a ring. Or watching youtube videos of people getting in sever car accidents and walking out unscathed. I mean...didn't one of the kennedy's get killed from playing ski football when he hit a tree? and how many people die a year from falling in the shower....
@Brady2k10 The problem with judo is that people don't go around in Kimonos (not where I live...). Good luck throwing this move on someone wearing a t-shirt-
@mainmenu895 there are many different techniques in judo, as soon as you said this i pictured which one id use against you if we had a fight, although you'd have to start it
@wubs23 throw someone on asphalt on concrete like that and there is a big chanse of extreme injury. That is the biggest reason why in a streefight situations judo is way too dangerous because your not throwing your opponent on a tatami(which absorbs most of the impact), but your throwing him on something that absorbs nothing and the force of the impact is going to his bones.
@wubs23 I reckon as experiment that we should do a video to upload on You Tube of me throwing you on concrete with uchi mata just to be sure and prove everone that you are correct cos you sound like the expert to me!!! lol!!! Then again i wouldnt do that cos im a responsable Judo coach and i wont make such iresponsible claims and underestimate any technique on or off the mat!!! Your a disgrace to the art!!
@OVERCAPITALIZE Ive been driving 17 years and ive never seen anyone killed in a car accident does that mean it dosnt happen?!!! Underestimate somthing like this you will be on dangerous ground!! Learn train safely with propper equipment and supervision and you will reduce the risk but never underestimate it!!
@wubs23 oh i beg to differ wubs i've been doin it 4 over 30yrs and oh yes it sure can. any throw that is done to some1 that is not in the art it will do loads of damage to them.
@wubs23 how can you tell that no one will ever get a serious injury or paralysis? any kind of trip tackle or throw has the chance of paralysing or injuring the person you are throwing/tripping/tackling
You do not need to wear a shirt. Grip on the wrists, sholders, skin, head all wok in the street just fine. Tried and true. Also, this throw can be done by someone who is trained extremely fast. Anyone who says different, has never trained in throws.
@carlosz013 I personally use an under-over hook or a wrestler's clinch. Believe me, it is highly effective. The beauty of judo is that most of the throws can be done from equal advantage positions. Most wrestling throws are done from advantaged positions (such as double-underhook)
omfg serious injury? the worst that can happen is the leg going up the balls... >.< these dudes are like judo can seriously injure you, yeah you can get kicked in the balls, or land incorrectly on you back or neck, that it...
@Rand0mGameStuff hes a tip for you dont speak about a martial art that u do not do and assume u know what happens and im a judoka and trust me u can get hurt why do u think broken arms? knee ligament tissues, shoulder dislocation, elbow dislocation, broken ankle and sometimes a broken neck however neck injuries dont happen often they r rare but if uchimata was applied on u with full technique no mercy u wuld be hurt in one way or another
Exactly, Thank you fellow judoka....... This throw is executed so fast even a 30 year student/shodan has trouble slapping the mat for a break fall, and believe me... I know how! perhaps O Garuma would be to their liking? LOL
Well done incorrectly ones balls can be busted rather well with the reep, however done correctly the reep as you know is planted on the inside of uke thigh... So when done correctly the balls come together at the end and really freakin hurt... but only once...hehe... a cup helps.... a little...
@stonedstew ni kyu which is blue belt is im correct? and wow shodan in karate impressive however i wuld say judo is much harder than harder and more effective dont you think?
Ni Kyu is second degree Brown, one rank under shodan... Judo is great and blends well with Shotokan karate..We have throws in Shotokan that came directly From Judo and judo's etemi waza strikes most likely come from Shotokan... Gichen funokoshi the founder of Shotokan was good friends with Jigoro Kano the founder of Judo. funokoshi first taught shotokan at the "Kodokan" judo Dojo before building his own Dojo in toyko ..
@MrKubricky its truee it can caz paralysis if u do not know how to break fall judokas know how to breakfall but if u did this technique to someone wo doesnt do judo and they fell on the neck it culd caz paralysis but mostly its a low risk but a very very good chance of breaking ur hand
@MrKubricky how stupid can you be. even if you threw someone down with little technique on concrete or other hard floor of course there can be much more serious damage. the only bullshit here is that you were smart enough to create your own youtube account,
@xXBOst someone already said it in another video,what a fag u cant come up with ur own stuff so u copy ppl so u can be accepted in the net,,loser!
youtryingtobelikeme 1 week ago
uchiwa mata!!!
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Ryansterzing 2 weeks ago
FINISH HIM!!!
summonskall 2 weeks ago 5
HA i just learned that yesterday!
Johnnycash1033 4 weeks ago
Judo as a child and I learned when I studied Physical Education, but my passion is karate, which I have dedicated many years of my life. This technique (Uchi Mata), I have applied in actual combat, but otherwise ensuring first with some kind of blow to the face.
TheBoinasRojas 1 month ago
or from that stance at 0:00 you could pull off a Juji Gatame.
zzJURASSICxDYNOzz 1 month ago
Does it really matter if it requires more than double the energy if its off by one inch? He just said that if it was done correctly, it would require almost no energy.
2 x 0= 0
asdflkjkaslkdf 1 month ago
metal men are cool :P
summonskall 1 month ago
This makes me want to watch Yawara again, lol, if I remember right this was Fujiko's signature throw
FrozenFourthSeason 1 month ago
fyi these people make it seem way too perfect
MrMin325 1 month ago
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meemhooh 1 month ago
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MrSiva7070 1 month ago
@xshadowlightxx this isnt a spelling contest "boy" also im not saying that its the oldest form of martial arts im saying its one of the most oldest martial arts that still lives on today. also many throws were created by kano not japanese jiu jitsu so get your facts straight kid
wo0oo1 2 months ago
also known as Can - Can in judo language
413X4NDR05 2 months ago
@xshadowlightxx how would judo steal from any other martial arts its probably one of the most oldern martial arts that is still performed today
wo0oo1 2 months ago
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chunkyluva224 2 months ago
@xshadowlightxx Yes there is Judo in MMA because MMA is a mix of martial arts ? its not stolen from Judo its people using Judo in an MMA competition , you need to actually learn something and not just asume stuff after watching one to many UFC's !!
DarianLewis 2 months ago
btw to anyone who doesn't do judo this is not a simple throw so don't go trying this on your friends or anyone else
JebediahJDEB 2 months ago
@xshadowlightxx mma is not a martial art.
baar34 2 months ago
@xshadowlightxx MMA means mixed martial arts...
KingOfSquaids 2 months ago
Time to go hurt someone, lol
Dino2870 2 months ago
@xshadowlightxx MMA doesn't steel anything, MMA isn't even a form of martial arts, it's a sport.
TylerTheCreator 2 months ago
It is a good technique, but is it unique to Judo? I could have sworn this exact same thing done in other martial arts
mojothemigo 2 months ago
thank god they dont have genitals, or they'll reproduce
arnotaikuda 3 months ago
The original scoring rules for judo you would only be awarded a score if the referee determined that the throw would have incapacitated your opponent if the situation was in self defence. Incapacitation means breaking the shoulder, hip, or back. Early competition periodically included fatalities. Modern judo has gotten away from that early brutality but a competant practitioner could convert their techniques into lethal variants with little training.
shaunlem 3 months ago
and the rest of their bodies weight goes down on their arm and it snaps, a common mistake made by alot of my friends when i throw them and i do it slow so they dont break anything, i dont show them how to fall either, and they all fail, if i threw them for real there may not be broken bones, but it would hurt them enough that they wouldnt get back up before i kick them in the head if it were a real fight, do a rollipolli on concrete, see how just that hurts your back
Brady2k10 3 months ago
will learn and gona test on some body at real fight lol
TimiLaiMa 3 months ago
what software are these clips made with?
jhsgalaxy 3 months ago
0:12 ass rape
KiddPlague 3 months ago
love the sound effect of the impact O.O
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4evalazy 3 months ago
It works I thought you would have to like ninja to do this but nope it works!!!
glenny234 3 months ago
The truth is, you cannot deny physics. One well placed judo technique, no matter how basic it is, can cause injury off of the mat. My friend was thrown using Ipponzianagi (spell check please?) during a demo and landed on the mat...... all except for his ankle. His ankle was broken. Good thing he properly broke the fall.
TheBamaBassist 3 months ago
humans are fucked if they ever get out from that room o.o
alekjensen 3 months ago 140
@alekjensen ahhahhahhha finally a good top comment in a while, you made my day
Emmiliooo 1 month ago
@alekjensen LMFAO! That we are!
alaskandarkangel 3 weeks ago
What are you guys smoking?! Paralysis?! Leave the kid alone! It's a fall on your butt/side/thigh from two feet high - you might feel it, but you'll live... It's what happens to you after you get thrown that you gotta worry about - likely a heel-stump to the jaw if I was the guy on top... :)
shmuckling 3 months ago
@shmuckling Oh right!! Silly me! You must be right then! What was i thinking!! I think then next week i will teach my class on the concrete floor! Thanks for the advice!!! lol!! Then again say that to my stable mate in the welsh judo team who he had to be flown over to america for life saving treatment after ripping his spleen in a competition!!!! You have no idea what you are talkin about!!
imajeed2 3 months ago
@imajeed2 I stoped reading at "welsh judo team", key word "welsh"... I did Judo, Wrestling and BJJ, I've spotted many for practicing their throws, mostly in Judo, but yeah - I have no idea what I'm talking about. I mean if you catch bad luck you can kill yourself tripping on the sidewalk, but that doesn't make the sidewalk a lethal weapon, it's just tragic and might possibly mean that you had poor coordination at the time, but even that's not for sure. Oh, btw, I love exlamation marks, thanks...
shmuckling 3 months ago
@shmuckling Ooooh!! Judo, Wrestling, BJJ, WOW! Im in awe! Your my hero! Ignorence really is bliss in your case!!! When dealing with my pupils safety week in weekout i take my sport and martial art deadly serious!! Yes you could have an accident such as hurting your finger when typing in "welsh", Key word finger!! Fact is If you put your self in the firing line of anything your odds of getting hurt go up tenfold!! Oh im sorry about exlamation marks!!!! I Apologise!!!!
imajeed2 3 months ago
@imajeed2 (Yawns, considers mastrubating)
shmuckling 3 months ago
Paralysisis? haha
cheefslaya 3 months ago
I cam e here to learn how to fight...not paralise someone
Hillybillytomahawk 4 months ago
was gonna refute the top commenter's statement with a reply...but i think a bunch of people beat me to it lol
m2a3r4c5 4 months ago
Ive done this to people on the mat or street or in the house just messing around maybe 60 times in my life. This is the most effective take down that exists just to get an opponent off his feet. I do like using the under hook as well and put some muscle into it to make the trip over your body a bit faster and with more force.
mnap128 4 months ago
The Silver Surfer got some moves!!!
seeltheseal 4 months ago
0:12 whats that? o.0
run450draco 4 months ago
HAHAHHAHAA with the amount of times I've performed this move/it's been performed on me I should know that in no way would this cause paralysis and it barely even hurts..
The most damage you will receive from this is probably being winded if you don't know how to break fall.
64adamw64 4 months ago
@wubs23 I guess you wasted 10 years of your life then. The video specifically states the uchi mata would be on concrete and assumed no breakfall ability.
Unfortunately, the techique shown in this particular video is awful though.
utubesqueeze 4 months ago
0:23 BALLS
jeffxpunchxkick 4 months ago in playlist Liked
I do bjj and i have seen a white belt bjj beat a black belt judo master
YooEssBee1 4 months ago
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Mr13alma 4 months ago
lol 00:21 balls???
lili070996 4 months ago
i think a O-goshi is easier to do and more effective. you have to remember that your opponent isnt standing still like this grey fellow
ChicoRiono 4 months ago
If your sending guys to the hospital doing uchi mata on the mat then your doing it wrong you should always protect your uki and help break his fall its no fun training by yourself
jtrekmadone 4 months ago
@jtrekmadone when doing uchi komi you should always take great care 2 do the technique correctly and not 2 hurt anyone but as you and i know that is not always possible as everyone is at different levels of learning and will not have the same control as a more experianced judoka!! Children have a tendancy 2 want 2 win even if its a light Randori session or koka training and dont realise thier own strength when fighting smaller and inexperianced pupils!! Uke's Ukemi training is vital 4 safety!!
imajeed2 3 months ago
why is it the whiter grey dude is always the one kicking the darker grey guys ass? racist bastards.
DubstopherWubson13 5 months ago
00:10 SURPRISE BUTTSECKS IMMINENT
arisaka101 5 months ago
back in days we didn't have Hoo chee ma'ma!
Hoo Chee ma'ma looks dangerous!!
m33lad 5 months ago
this move can be countered by grabbing the far side of the opponents waist
kcazzzzz 5 months ago
@wubs23 I did judo for more than 12 years and if you fight against someone who is unexperienced he can fall on his head and the pressure to the neck can paralyzse him.
mo7248 5 months ago
5000lb of force? Isn't force measured in Newtons? S.I unit.
dmx952 5 months ago
00:13 there humping ;p
Dawidass123 5 months ago
Thank you human weapon I Just KILLED MY LITTLE BROTHER (just kiding)
gp680 5 months ago
no. simply no.
i did judo for over 10 years, and there is no way uchi mata would cause paralysis or serious injury.
not in a million years.
wubs23 5 months ago 57
@wubs23 maybe if you throw somebody whos not a martial artist.
RaMoN95952 5 months ago
@wubs23 thats because ur throwing someone wo knows how to break fall u fuken retard u must be the stupidist judoka to say that do uchimata to sum1 wo doesnt even know wat breakfalling is im telling you they will hurt themselves one way or another ive seen neck injuries, and broken hands, paralysis havnt seen that but im sure its very posible if u broke ur neck wen u fall u could easily damage ur spinal cord
alphie10 5 months ago
@alphie10 okay, mister judo expert. whatever you say must be right.
wubs23 5 months ago
@wubs23 how old r u? u sound like ur 10
alphie10 5 months ago
@alphie10 you start insulting, so i highly doubt you would understand even a 10 year old. For your information, im 22 and a university student.
wubs23 5 months ago
@wubs23 i did not insult u in any way :) and okay.
alphie10 5 months ago
@wubs23 Yeah I know, once he lands with thousands of pounds of force to the concrete hes going to walk away just fine, hey and maybe you and these gray people should go have butt sex while your at it to
dudehi8 5 months ago
@wubs23 He is talking about pussies
bleachonepiece1 5 months ago
@wubs23 try doing it on concrete with an uke that doesn't know how to fall ... still think he won't be hurt?
krezivan 5 months ago
@krezivan no, it will hurt. but not seriously injured.
wubs23 5 months ago
@wubs23 Well I wrestled in high school and used a very similar move called a hip toss in a fight outside in the grass and that guy was out cold even before I started slammin him with punches. On a wrestling or judo mat ya this probly wont knock someone out but on grass or god forbid concrete or asphalt hell ya they aint getting back up after this.
bjjalltheway1 5 months ago
@bjjalltheway1 Especially if they don't know how to break their fall. When I had to stop with judo because of an injury I started karate. Once during a match someone came to close and I threw him without thinking. Well he didn't get up for at least 10 mins. Fall flat on his back, whilst bouncing his head 5 times on the mat.
Naraku1987 5 months ago
@wubs23 it would if u throw them on to a concrete floor
harroon01 5 months ago
@wubs23 it would if u throw them on to a concrete floor
harroon01 5 months ago
@wubs23 I believe they are talking about it performed at high speed on an unsuspecting amateur LOL which is being a jerk
TheDrugMusic 5 months ago
@wubs23 well, a week before, i would have said the same, but now i have to say you're wrong! on the street, i had to use the technique some days before, and the asshole who attacked me got a paralysis! didn't kill him, but he really didn't look happy... ;)
RebornEgo 5 months ago
@wubs23 I think that this on a concrete surface would really couse serious injury... Dude
lukasfogtmann 5 months ago
@wubs23
How many times a week are you training? Judoka with mind in the tiny box of the dojo. Uchimata is very dangerous for legaments of Uke's leg (between groin and leg.) If you will be outside the dojo with shoes on, the leg will not slip so easy and there is big chance of serious damage near the groin part and paralysis from hitting your back on the ground (even on the grass you can loose your breath).
zlatas007 5 months ago
@wubs23 I've done Judo for over 20 years and have personally sent people to the hospital with throw, and I was throwing them on mats. You must be off by an inch.
JayColtMartin 5 months ago
@wubs23 Agreed. Did it for 12 years, and I'm kinda surprised watching this lol
wotcherme 5 months ago
@wubs23 but if you make the uchi mata to a guy that doesnt know how to fall and you do it in in a hard surface like concrete it might cause serious injury, remember that all martial arts are practiced in a soft floor like a tatami or a ring
lololilolalo 5 months ago
@wubs23 oh yeah but then you have these shows like human weapon and deadliest warrior that are run by NOT acclaimed experts but just people who like to hear themselves talk
jaepil 5 months ago
@wubs23 well maybe it would if you werent on the mat because yeah im starting to do judo to
replica814 4 months ago
@wubs23
no serious injury? I know a guy who had to have his balls (sorry for the language) surgically removed from the inside of his abdomen, after beeing trown by an uchi mata in the wrong way... how's that for a serious injury?
PenGuinBTF 4 months ago
@wubs23 how about on concrete? I've heard it makes judo alot more "painful"
kas00078 4 months ago
@wubs23 ehhh...I don't know. Paralysis, no, definitely not. But serious injury? I'm inclined to say yes. He says "if it weren't for the mat" and I can think of several situations where this would/has resulted in hospitalization. My friend was attacked in a parking lot(alcohol was involved) by a group of jersey shore types and threw the first one like so(he's a wrestler and used underhook and arm pull rather than the clothing) and that guy definitely went to the hospital...
kevts135 4 months ago
@wubs23 i agree, with that in a judo competition no way, but im assuming he is talking about preforming it on concrete, in street conditions. where i think it would cause severe injury if done well.
SURAJDA619 4 months ago
@wubs23 Even on concrete??? In sparring, maybe not, but done correctly yeah... but only slight paralysis. Enough to finish. But don't finish!!! Even if life in danger, never finish!!! D: Imma just shut up now... sigh... ju jitsu and muay thai practitioner... sigh... GG...
IgnisElementum 4 months ago
@wubs23 probably when your in a padded studio but in the real world anything can happen
MrStonecliff 4 months ago
@wubs23 some people do not know how to break falls like us.
williamjpiano 4 months ago
@williamjpiano @wubs23 yes, and some people do not land on soft mats, probably hard concrete ^^
Meeperify 4 months ago
@wubs23
What if there's a spike at the place where he lands on his back? :P
501028 4 months ago
@wubs23 you werent doing it on concrete were you, youve been doing it on matts with other students of judo.
MrFuckumoma 4 months ago
@wubs23 did you try it on concrete surface?
kruz200 4 months ago
@wubs23 but you should consider this in a street fight, if you throw a guy on a concrete he may face serious injury
MiKocwalk 4 months ago
@wubs23 err i dont know where you learnt your judo but any throw can cause serious injury or paralysis, you have to remember we're talking about doing this to someone who doesnt know how to fall properly, and on concrete, it all depends on how they land so imo yes it can cause serious injury if done on concrete in a self defense situation where someone does not know how to land properly however the chances are slim but it can happen especially if done correctly with full force
Brady2k10 4 months ago 33
@Brady2k10 did you know judo used different strikes, not just throws, before it became a sport and I think they also used kicks but i can't remember.
NightAn93l 3 months ago
@Brady2k10
yes but still judo isnt really self defence its a sport.
it can be used but realistically you arent going to put anyone in hospital unless you kick them in the face after you throw them.
Confusedfurry 3 months ago
@Confusedfurry no its a martial art as well, it was a martial art first and still is a martial art, its also a sport as well, if i threw you on solid concrete and i done it on purpose with my full strength behind it, trust me you could easily break your back, or your hip or your arm or your shoulder, any of those if you fail to land properly and unless you are a judoka or practice another grappling art you wont know how to fall without breaking something, most put their hand out when they fall
Brady2k10 3 months ago
@Brady2k10
i did judo for 2 years and im pretty sure the worst you will do is wind someone. even on concrete, judo really isnt designed to cripple someone. the most useful parts are the holds and pins and i expect you could do a fair bit of damage if you apply those a little too strongly, but unless someone falls extremely stupidly i doubt you will break a hip or a back.
Confusedfurry 3 months ago
@Confusedfurry If i throw you and put my weight on you while you fall, it'll break a rib.
OVERCAPITALIZE 3 months ago
@OVERCAPITALIZE
well derp, if you jump on me you will break something.
Confusedfurry 3 months ago
@Confusedfurry derpity.
OVERCAPITALIZE 3 months ago
@Confusedfurry Umm no, the most you could do is kill someone ive been doing judo, Jiu Jitzu and Mhai Thai for 8 years. Just a double leg take down can deliver a force that could make the person, break there back or ribs, break a hip or shoulder or hit there head on the ground, with ease. Causing mild concussion to death. yes it isn't designed to mane somebody but it could happen easily.
FreshOriginality 3 months ago
@FreshOriginality
double leg takedown isnt "true" judo in most peoples books.
Confusedfurry 3 months ago
@Confusedfurry I was just saying EVEN a double leg take down could cause serious injury, so just think what a successful Judo throw would do.
FreshOriginality 3 months ago
@FreshOriginality
i was just pointing that out.
Confusedfurry 3 months ago
@Brady2k10 totally agree with your statement. Americans espeically forget how easily a person can get severely injured when they watch trained MMA fighters taking punches and throws in a ring. Or watching youtube videos of people getting in sever car accidents and walking out unscathed. I mean...didn't one of the kennedy's get killed from playing ski football when he hit a tree? and how many people die a year from falling in the shower....
jeffzahnd 3 months ago
@Brady2k10 Uchi mata is king throw. Fall is alwaus serious!!
svetabozinovic04 2 months ago
@Brady2k10 The problem with judo is that people don't go around in Kimonos (not where I live...). Good luck throwing this move on someone wearing a t-shirt-
mainmenu895 2 months ago
@mainmenu895 there are many different techniques in judo, as soon as you said this i pictured which one id use against you if we had a fight, although you'd have to start it
Brady2k10 2 months ago
@mainmenu895 LOL you can be as shirtless as the day you were born and it wouldn't save you from Uchi Mata.
noose357 2 months ago
@Brady2k10 Couldnt find wubs23 post back, so correct me if I am wrong.
But I think he meant that judo is more a defensive ma when compared to karate ( example )
I am NOT saying it is bad, but judo is widely known ( in my country ) as a self defence arts.
roflollolfor 1 month ago
@wubs23 i know i used to do judo and ive been uchi matad many times no way it could cause paralyzis
MrMartin6312 4 months ago
@wubs23 throw someone on asphalt on concrete like that and there is a big chanse of extreme injury. That is the biggest reason why in a streefight situations judo is way too dangerous because your not throwing your opponent on a tatami(which absorbs most of the impact), but your throwing him on something that absorbs nothing and the force of the impact is going to his bones.
UchihaGin 4 months ago
@wubs23 i did it for 24 years and was british champ.
I have a broken disk in my neck caused from being thrown on geemats.
Dont dismiss the power of the ground so much
tokonjudo 4 months ago
@wubs23 obviously not in a dojo! have you used it many times in the street with people who doesn't practice judo?!
farfallapippi 4 months ago
@wubs23
Well.. What if the person smashes their head/vertebrae on the ground with enough force?
mytrollingaccount 4 months ago
@wubs23 please stop replying. i get like 10 messages a day about this. i dont care what you did or think.
wubs23 4 months ago
@wubs23 try landing the head... or make your opponent's neck crack w/ that move.
elayda93 4 months ago
@wubs23 what about without those protected floors? in concrete or a street?
KaelDragon 4 months ago
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imajeed2 4 months ago
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@wubs23 I reckon as experiment that we should do a video to upload on You Tube of me throwing you on concrete with uchi mata just to be sure and prove everone that you are correct cos you sound like the expert to me!!! lol!!! Then again i wouldnt do that cos im a responsable Judo coach and i wont make such iresponsible claims and underestimate any technique on or off the mat!!! Your a disgrace to the art!!
imajeed2 4 months ago
@wubs23 Falling on a concrete from a fast uchi-mata WILL break something. Even if you know how to fall.
runorthwest 4 months ago
@wubs23 What if they landed on their head? Seems pretty likely if they do
TheStevieowens 4 months ago
@wubs23 lol, much appreciated sarcasm, THANK YOU.
noose357 4 months ago
@wubs23 "I done wrestling for 10 years, and a suplex has never paralyzed someone before."
OVERCAPITALIZE 4 months ago
@OVERCAPITALIZE Ive been driving 17 years and ive never seen anyone killed in a car accident does that mean it dosnt happen?!!! Underestimate somthing like this you will be on dangerous ground!! Learn train safely with propper equipment and supervision and you will reduce the risk but never underestimate it!!
imajeed2 4 months ago
@imajeed2 You didn't have to reply to me... Could have just replied that wubs23
OVERCAPITALIZE 4 months ago
@wubs23 oh i beg to differ wubs i've been doin it 4 over 30yrs and oh yes it sure can. any throw that is done to some1 that is not in the art it will do loads of damage to them.
ubudy 4 months ago
@wubs23 how can you tell that no one will ever get a serious injury or paralysis? any kind of trip tackle or throw has the chance of paralysing or injuring the person you are throwing/tripping/tackling
Kar77unen 3 months ago
magaria
geo201012 5 months ago
Uchi mata. The best way to beat someone who is better at ground fighting than you. Especially when you land in knee mount as they go to the ground.
Phishstrangler 5 months ago
why sliver people and not real people ?
cresentchen 5 months ago
@cresentchen On the show, they demonstrate techniques in real life before explaining them with the animation models.
ThePinkMan 5 months ago
@cresentchen
Damn racist
MrVault13Dweller 5 months ago
Paralysis FUUUCK YEAH
expro10118 5 months ago
if your opponent is heavy he/she will bring u down with her.LOL
karmaplounde 6 months ago
great!
Jet1966monk 6 months ago
You do not need to wear a shirt. Grip on the wrists, sholders, skin, head all wok in the street just fine. Tried and true. Also, this throw can be done by someone who is trained extremely fast. Anyone who says different, has never trained in throws.
kumastomps 6 months ago
FYI ... you also need that other guy wear a shirt for this movement
carlosz013 6 months ago
@carlosz013 u dont need clothes to perform this throw u can grab the wrist
alphie10 6 months ago
@carlosz013 I personally use an under-over hook or a wrestler's clinch. Believe me, it is highly effective. The beauty of judo is that most of the throws can be done from equal advantage positions. Most wrestling throws are done from advantaged positions (such as double-underhook)
Phishstrangler 5 months ago 11
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KaioZikaduBaile 6 months ago
People like to thumbs up the most retarded comments.
hoshinocrimsonwings 6 months ago
Deadly....
Kidiznice123 6 months ago
omfg serious injury? the worst that can happen is the leg going up the balls... >.< these dudes are like judo can seriously injure you, yeah you can get kicked in the balls, or land incorrectly on you back or neck, that it...
Rand0mGameStuff 6 months ago
@Rand0mGameStuff hes a tip for you dont speak about a martial art that u do not do and assume u know what happens and im a judoka and trust me u can get hurt why do u think broken arms? knee ligament tissues, shoulder dislocation, elbow dislocation, broken ankle and sometimes a broken neck however neck injuries dont happen often they r rare but if uchimata was applied on u with full technique no mercy u wuld be hurt in one way or another
alphie10 6 months ago
@alphie10
Exactly, Thank you fellow judoka....... This throw is executed so fast even a 30 year student/shodan has trouble slapping the mat for a break fall, and believe me... I know how! perhaps O Garuma would be to their liking? LOL
stonedstew 6 months ago
@stonedstew hahaha i hate this throw wen its done on me always gets my balls one way or another :/ i wuld prefer being thrown by o guruma tbh haha
alphie10 6 months ago
@alphie10
Well done incorrectly ones balls can be busted rather well with the reep, however done correctly the reep as you know is planted on the inside of uke thigh... So when done correctly the balls come together at the end and really freakin hurt... but only once...hehe... a cup helps.... a little...
stonedstew 6 months ago
@stonedstew hahahaha lmao very true...what belt are you?
alphie10 6 months ago
@alphie10
Ni-kyu in Judo.... Shodan in Shotokan
stonedstew 6 months ago
@stonedstew ni kyu which is blue belt is im correct? and wow shodan in karate impressive however i wuld say judo is much harder than harder and more effective dont you think?
alphie10 6 months ago
@alphie10
Ni Kyu is second degree Brown, one rank under shodan... Judo is great and blends well with Shotokan karate..We have throws in Shotokan that came directly From Judo and judo's etemi waza strikes most likely come from Shotokan... Gichen funokoshi the founder of Shotokan was good friends with Jigoro Kano the founder of Judo. funokoshi first taught shotokan at the "Kodokan" judo Dojo before building his own Dojo in toyko ..
stonedstew 5 months ago
@Rand0mGameStuff especially if u dont know how to breakfall
alphie10 6 months ago
nothing of this is iportant - if you are a sayajin
BIGDDaddY1992 6 months ago
love it man nice job
xfashogun 6 months ago
cause even paralysis??...what bullshit
MrKubricky 7 months ago
@MrKubricky dude if you try throwing someone on the concrete with enough force like that they can die
Onikage9 7 months ago
@MrKubricky its truee it can caz paralysis if u do not know how to break fall judokas know how to breakfall but if u did this technique to someone wo doesnt do judo and they fell on the neck it culd caz paralysis but mostly its a low risk but a very very good chance of breaking ur hand
alphie10 6 months ago
@MrKubricky how stupid can you be. even if you threw someone down with little technique on concrete or other hard floor of course there can be much more serious damage. the only bullshit here is that you were smart enough to create your own youtube account,
jurv10 6 months ago
I like how the darker dude doesn't even try.
Matti126 7 months ago
at school bully: hey you i going to kick your ass :me more like kiss :bully tries to attack and i do this me:what now bitch
tylerdubproductions 7 months ago