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That's awesome, thank you very much!

Amazing simple suggestions

I have used it multiple times in newaza randori, it's a high % turnover indeed. Thanks for the breakdown!

My first session tonight, what a well explained tutorial.

Exceptional - thank you so much.

For what it's worth I am a black belt and still struggle with this (lifting) style of uchi mata. This is an interesting video!

Hi there, I am just passing by to say that I liked your video very much, and the way you explain is very clear as well; thank you! As a seasoned veteran returning to the mat after a 30-year hiatus, with the humility of an old-timer rediscovering his passion, Harai Goshi was always my go-to thrown and learning a different grip is excellent. Thank you!

How do you distinguish between hikkikomi and sumi gaeshi. Some people use the grips but I don't think that is a accurate way. For me the difference is the directionality of the throw. Overhead (hikkikomi) corner (sumi)

If anybody knows, can you explain the difference between the outside step and the can-can uchimatas. I'm trying to do the former but always ending up the can-can. It would be really appreciated

I studied judo for 6 years at 2 different dojos.No mention was ever made to any grip strategy.The teachers either were completely ignorant of this aspect of judo,or lousy instructors. I lost several key tournament matches due to my lack of knowledge on this.This was way before the Internet and utube

Dude! you could have tagged my page on this!! CMON!

The slow mo is nice, unfortunately it's harder to see the technique with the low luminosity

Excellent clinic

super! we should have japanese name for this!!!

I did this in randori and worked really really well, thank you all

Can you post the video of the solo drills? I didn't see them anywhere.

Excellent, excellent video. I've never seen this drill and way of teaching Uchi. I am going to practice it this way right now. Thanks!

This confused me! When I read Rochester Judo, I thought it was going to Rochester in Kent, England! 😂

Great explanation easy too understand

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Still one of the best grip fighting videos I've ever seen.

Some of these are brilliant. As someone who loves to use kesa gatame, I'm going to add them to my game. Thank you!

Amazing breakdown it has been a huge help

great for left handers. thanks

Thank you, my cant wait to show my Sensei after nobody knew what this was ❤❤❤

This is so far the best uchi mata instructional video I've ever watched👍

That swaying left and right was mastery. Thank you

where is sound ?? I can't hear any sound. is it error?

This is amazing 👏 🙌 😍

1:35 Wait.

Thanks for that! Very well explained 👍🏼

this coach is one of the best. lucky those who train with him.

What a beautiful throw. The lightning is exquisite

Grip fighting with a strong Judoka is extremely hard. Time spent on basic technique that "WILL NOT" work in competition is a waste of time. Consider this, if you cannot dead hang from a chin up bar for min 1.5 to 2 min you not in the fight. As a competitive Judoka we do massive grip strength and endurance training. (grips) I know your coach didn't tell you this. Ilias the Greek gold medalist has the only real usable training outline for grips..Jimmy Pedro has a close second followed by John Saylor.

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This is great! I've recently started judo and this is a great starting point. There isn't much on this topic so I would suggest you to do a judo fanatics instructional about it 👌

It's a beautiful technique. Except, nobody I know punches like that.

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Good stuff guys! Thank you - appreciated.

That looked very effective - would like to have seen it in slow motion.

If I am left handed which hand do I grip my opponents Gi?

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love the K I music

Best basic gripping and sequencing video I've seen!!!! And I've seen a lot of videos including a few from Olympic champions!!!!

That was ouchi not kouchi

This is some really great practical info. This is the type of stuff the Black belts do subconsciously that made you KNOW they were a high level belt from grip alone. The time you pushed the uke's hand to his hip and went in for the Harai; I knew there was some serious knowledge here. Definitely liked and Subscribed!

Sensei what do you do immediately when you've punched your right hand grip on their left lapell on a right on left stance and you intend to throw with one grip on to his half left rear.. i.e osoto gari throw.

Thanks for that ! I’m a Black belt in Karate but as of late, judo has me captivated. Watched quite a few tournaments on UA-cam and didn’t realize the amount of actual fighting going on with the grips. I was always just wanting to see a great throw.