Learn these 3 MASSIVE No-Gi Judo throws QUICK!

Shintaro teaches no gi judo arm throws for application in a no gi setting. quick concise judo content. Very useful in BJJ and all other grappling forms as well.

[Twobarpsi]

Such a good video. I wish there was a judo school near me. These throws are so effective!

[karlgnarx]

love it, glad to see recovery is coming along well as well. thank you shintaro!

[spiderhussain]

Great throws. Currently trying to learn judo to add to the bjj

[eliotquintana]

No gi throw techniques judo masters from mma

[dillonr]

Thanks I like how direct and to the point your video is. Good information in a short video, easier for me. No-Gi is more interesting to me

[dextersdad]

YES! More no gi PLEASE. I want to learn judo in all ways

[jayephbee]

I’m 6’3” so I hated hip throws. So my kits coach showed me the 1st throw here but wish someone would have taught me that last one.

[scottbullard]

Great info on some no-gi throws. I would like to see a video on some throws/options from 2-on-1 with no-gi if possible. Thx!

[jtf]

Glad to see you back in my feed. Love your content

[marksoberay]

Ug wish i could get in time machine 35 years, #2 is a low risk high reward for any wrestller

[BURGAWMMA]

the lapel changes things and makes your grips far more "final"... I remember arguing with the point because street clothes just don't react the same way that a Gi does

[NickKano]

Seoi Nage, Harai Goshi, and Kata Guruma are my go to for no gi 😁

[baseer]

Just saying the second throw would most probably get me guillotined.

[lukasostarko]

Today school day 'bout to be EPIC!

[stassenchr]

Sensei, for no-gi BJJ, various turning throws (be it head&arm/kubi nage, arm throws/seoi nage or hip throws/ogoshi) are incredibly rare in competition.

Do you think this is because a lack of skill, or are they just too low percentage and high risk (back gets taken) to truly rely on?

[legacyvincent]

What is the reference of Eugene pants please ?

[spaceisalie]

man you’ll stack views if you keep making no gi stuff

[cns]

ippon seoi nage seems to be the most commonly used technique because of its simplicity and effectiveness

[navinthiyambarawatte]

Can you do a no handed throw? Like in the movies maybe if they run at you.

[vincentlee]

Very useful! Used it the other day outside. The other guy is probably in the hospital...or still laying there dead.