🥋 4 Intermediate Judo Throws 🥋 #judo #jiujitsu #grappling

In this video I demonstrate 4 intermediate judo throws
1. Koshi-Guruma
2. Harai-Goshi
3. Tai-Otoshi
4. Uchi-Mata

[gagida]

''You-see-h-eye Mata''
😭😭😭 bro😂😂😂

[gio]

Judo: Let me just formally introduce you to the concrete 😁

[damp]

Be careful when you do tai otoshi. The knee of the extended leg must "look" at the ground. There is the possibility for injury in case your opponent resist

[shihangl]

Yikes…probably need to get more experienced before posting throws…these are not intermediate btw…

[LewisNakao]

These were painful because tori was not helping him fall. He has to keep rotating so it becomes a roll and not a smack to mat with his head. Uke needs to learn how to land and get used to these falls. Ouch.

[averygweyn]

Always have to come back to this video every once in awhile 😂😂😂 so bad it's good

[Eli_da_great]

You forgot “im-bad-at-throwing-mata”😭

(All jokes)

[jaksa]

That's just bad technique all around.

[naeemahmed]

That floor doesnt look padded, dudes gonna feel that in the morning 😂

[rumplestilskinbob]

It’s so funny to see people at this age learning these throws as children wrestling and playing around we learned most of these throws and take downs

[Ineedp]

Headlock, headlock, over-under, trip thingy. Got it 😁

[livinginSAtexas]

i’m a big fan of all of these except koshi guruma lol

[theexpertgamer-pezi]

These throws are Prone to someone getting hurt. This is how someone dislocated their elbow at my gym. Also when you do a throw, unless it's a sacrifice throw you should NOT be falling to the floor with your training partner.

[oliverah]

For the tai otoshi, try to put your knee near on the tatami to not hurt ur partner, and it will look and be better the technique :))

[bjc]

Wow, that’s terrible.

Sorry, but it’s bad.

[romolo]

I know in jujitsu throw technique may be different but make sure that in the upper part, hands grip, you open up the guard of the opponent. In Arai-goshi Is pretty Easy to see that you "close" his left arm near your body and you grip your left hand behind his shoulder. Try to open up his left arm pulling to the outside and pull with your right hand with collar grip, it'll be more effective and less dangerous for him. Hope i have explained in the right way! Good leg work though

[Hekkler]

That's more of an O Guruma than Harai. Harai hits lower on the leg, between the knee and ankle.

[USAjudo]

Make sure in Tai atoshi ur knee is facing the ground bent, almost kissing the ground with ur knee. Otherwise u can tear ur knee apart.

[SoldierOfGodKJV]

I know these are different moves but they look very similar. I would imagine mastering a few moves in Judo would help translate to being good at many moves in Judo.

[kayichihara]

forgot the off balance part so it was bad sry