Travis Stevens' Ippon seoi nage
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Travis Stevens' Ippon seoi nage by Olympic Silver Medalist
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Their relationship is so awkward 😅
the end was funny tho lmao
The moment 5 seconds in when Shintaro says, "My buddy. My good buddy." and Travis shakes his head lol.
Amog tactics.
The most lethal comedy duo on the internet
So this is what he meant. A while back in an interview Travis said "if I can get your chest to my back, I can throw anyone in the world." It didn't click until now.
You guys need to make a show together. It doesn’t even gotta be judo related.
I've got mad respect for Travis but I can't stand the way he talks to people sometimes.
He talks like my Judo Instructor who teach Judo in the Army. Never like it but he sometimes did teach a good techniques for us to understand.
Poeple like him are usually the best to hang out with if you're a serious dude yourself. He's got that "no bullsh*t" personality.
Poeple (sic) like him are usually the best to avoid if you're a serious dude yourself. He's got that no respect, "no bullshit except for my bullshit" lack of sense of context of late stage CTE patients.
I think the banter between him and the blonde haired bjj guy is better.
He is obv joking in this video....
Don't think I have seen many people bounce so much after a throw. No wonder Shintaro wasn't keen for another lol
These are strong throws for sure, but I don't think he would bounce so much if they weren't on tatamis. Not tatamis, spring mats. The club I trained at always called them tatamis.😂
having been to his seminars he does aeem to try to smash rhe uke
Travis is like Joe Pesci in Goodfellas...can't take a laugh; doesn't understand a laugh...but Pesci's character was joking too; Travis wasn't.
Travis is such a dick, ahaha, I love it. You two are like a comedy act.
Also I find the idea of using your body for kozushi, instead of pulling with the arms fascinating, gonna try that soon.
I was going to say , their relationship is so awkward.
this is actually my best throw, and by my best I mean basically the only one I have any ability with
AHA SAME
Love your videos but the audio is always way too low and makes it difficult to hear what you say. I would love it if someday you would wear a mic on the collar or something.
On top of his high level Judo, the guy obviously is really really strong. Look at those waves and whiplash effects on Shintaro every time he pulls him.
that's the great part about when you first start training and have no technique, the entire time you are trying to build technique you wind up building strength until your skill gets to an appreciable level. then you still build strength a bit after that but it's just the point to consider, even when you are messing up everything cus you are new you are improving in some ways
@@robbybee70 According to him, this is how he used to dominate Japanese fighters. They're trying to move around, get reaction, use momentum. He would just grab them still like a mountain and be like "You're not going anywhere". If this was done by someone way beneath your skill level you can deal with it, but if the guy has basically same set of skills, you are in trouble.
@@ilyassnejjar6195 yes I make this point frequently to the 'bjj levels the playing field between big and little people' crowd.....
@@robbybee70 Every special martial artist I came across, has those special physical attributes, mainly explosiveness and grip strenght, even BJJ guys. No matter what people say, it's never about "only technique".
I feel like Travis is a ball buster. Great throw!
Yea he is . He is American and we crushed Japan.
@@isaaczucker8583 You are new to this. I am a New Yorker. When his father was opening a dojo...my father was in the rice field in Quang Tri. My grandfather fought in Iwo Jima and then went to Korea. I fought in West Asia between 2007 and 2009. I have been to the dojo which is under the NY buddhist temple. Shut up kid. He is barely an American and he knows that. He literally is unarmed and doesn't care about the USA. HE is a great person though. So is his cousin Eugene who is actually an American.
@@isaaczucker8583 TRavis is an American. SHintaro just lives here.
@@Qunyc1985 get outta here with your racist bullshit.
@@Qunyc1985 weird post ngl bro
Why men live shorter life.
I wonder what it would be like to add Shintaro's dad into this comedy duo?
His dad lost....he left Japan. It sucks watching all these comments....its like no one knows about Japan and has no respect for it..or even their own nations.
Shintaro is 🥇 Travis is 🥈
Travis is such a great Judoka and athlete in general... wonder why he has sort of "bully vibes"... wouldn't be necessary for someone of his "league"
Chill out Travis!
Wow. Is he even dropping his hips at all? Very cool.
They should do a cop show together. Somehow I like to see that!. If you read that Hollywood: Make it happen!!!!!
Cops are out of favor right now. /;p
Travis seem jealous of Shintaro's Belt & My man Shintaro was Humble! Bless Him...
hahaha
Take the Olympic medal over belt 24/7 365.
@@bolenarrow9286 nah the belt is an honour and is as tough to get as an Olympic medal
@@bolenarrow9286 agree to disagree
@LRK20 yes, it is that hard! Without perseverance and hard work, that red and white belt is hard to get and the judo federation isn't gonna just hand it to you.
Thank you for this !! I saw a video yesterday of you doing Randori with Kosei Inuoe. What was that like? He moves like a mountain !
Imagine both of them in randori
What a duo! I would love to see more videos with you two! :D
The 1 person that gave this video a thumbs down must be one of those idiots Travis was talking about lol
I guess Travis thinks Koga didn't know what he was doing.
I believe Travis said he studied Koga to develop this. The quick, deep penetrating right leg and the forward lean is all Koga.
I could watch you two for hours , this is comedy gold :D
Geez it's hard to believe that Shintro competed 20kg heavier than Travis.
man...that spring in those floors...I'm envious
Excellent explanation. I always learn something important. Like why I have random success. And many missed opportunity. Like when Travis explained. If you don't rotate all the way. And chase the throw around .trying to throw before you shoulder make flat contact .Byron probably told us that 200 time's. But I see how it make sense .
Nice, best 4 minute ippon seoi video I e ever seen...
Wow I was just watching this guys Olympic match where he got “mummified”. Glad to see he’s doing better. Great video as always.
Jacob Lester can you link me the video where make it to the Olympics
I can't express how invaluable this video was for my first BJJ tournament! Working that back to chest is clutch!
“Wanna do it again.....” 🤣
Do you think that exention to pick up before the throw would still work if uke was taller than Tori ?
That's what I was thinking, and probably not
In my opinion, it still works if the uke is taller. Travis's kozushi as long as it puts the uke on their toes allows the tori to load the uke's body ahead of the uke's feet kind of like a tilted board. If the uke is taller they need to be pulled further past their toes which Travis's kozushi can help with (barring odd body proportions) because the lower height of the tori pulls the uke's shoulders and head further forward (especially if weight class is the same). I think the load is longer and more nuanced, but the taller uke could also be more off balance.
After the lift has started, the uke has to get their outer foot around their own toes to escape. Since the uke's knees are also blocked from moving forward the uke needs to flail or go around to get out of the lift. If the uke instead goes to tip-toes the tori should only need to float the uke forward to regain the load or else use the elevated weight and movement of the uke to get more momentum on the throw.
Travis is becoming a parody of himself. He's created this character and now has to live up to it constantly, I still like him though and this partnership is pure Gold! Shintaro, have you considered following Travis and charging people a 'membership' to be part of your you tube 'community'. I would happily pay the small amount it requires. Your content is so valuable and I've got a lot from it. I feel you should be making more money from your you tube video's. That may not sit with your philosophy but it would seem fair.
Wait so it’s just a character or does Travis actually dislike shintaro haha I follow both but I can’t tell
@@RichiXEats I wonder the same too
They did a brilliant 'interview' a few weeks back. It's obvious they are good friends with very different personalities, approaches and outlooks. I'd reccomend watching it it's very good.
@@matthewoneill5354 You got a link or something?
Edit: Never mind I think I found it
Hey, I'm a member of Travis's channel.
1. pushing and pulling opponent to make him off-balance
2. Get my back to his chest
3. If he is Smaller than you, pulling up might help
4. Don't push ass backward cuz it will push him the opposite way
I feel like there is some context here which would be explained if we had footage of the minute immediately preceding this video seems like there were some exchange has already started tense
Interesting that Travis Stevens calls the underclasp idiotic since Jimmy Pedro seems to be a strong proponent for it. Would love a more detailed explanation for the their reasoning.
This's gold.
Even though : ' . . . it's a true statement.'
S : ' . . . . . . . . ' 🙁
😂
I believe everyone that not doing Olympic might laugh. 😁
at the end there it seemed like travis was straight ip trying to start a n actual fistfight with him what was going on in this video , made even more by the abrupt ending
Except Koga did it from bottom. 🤔
Travis Stevens it's alway on top apparently 🤣
that is such a brilliant explanation -thanks guys
That put a giant grin on my face.
Nice details.
These two could make a Rush Hour style movie haha
"always on top, never on bottom" oh behave
Awww. The cute little way Coach sweeps Shitaro's feet at the wnd. Like "Come on man, we're still friends"
cute nah he was actually deadass serious
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That dude could be nicer. Gentle way?
Not necessary when uke is 4th dan 😂
Naw bra I was talking about the dude in blue. His deminer is garbage water. Super good technique good at combat sports I'd say, But that's not all there is to judo. Is what my comment from 3 years ago was trying to convey lol😅
He could be, but he's Travis Stevens. Also I'm pretty sure it looks worse than it is.
@Yupppi and you may be right I may not understand there relationships. Could just be a fasud for views idk lol. Just wasn't a fan.
Cool. Always moving to kuzushi. Awesome
it just seems like travis is trolling lol
this duo should do rush hour 3
only shorter by an inch sall good
Man this is about one of the most satisfying throws to land on someone on the mats
Trav never smiles tho :))) I love him
awwwwwkwaaaard
Thank you for another really good video ill have to give this a try and drill this
MUGIWARA
fine
Thank you
Big dude literally bounced off the mat.
A naturally dominate male...T. Stevens
Now i know why my seoi nage is crap, thanks travis!
How good is this vs a much bigger guy
Travis Stevens is very blunt and serious.
"wanna do it again?" with that sassy foot sweep ahahah
What a beautiful Seoi.
Damn I was doing exactly that mistake in BJJ and I´m "the judo guy" haha. I´ll try that standing version, thank´s for sharing.
Very clever
Very entertaining
4:05 look how he bounces
Rush Our the remake
they are very different but i like both there approaches
His legs are short.
Thanks for great tips
Hi Travis, you being known for having been a seoi nage player, could you give your thoughts on the deep squat seoi style often used by the Japanese? I don't think you have demonstrated once in your tutorials.
Check Lex Fridman's podcast, Travis explains why he doesnt like squat seoi and why he favors his version.
content gold!
Haha Travis is so intense
Great content!
Awesome tutorial.
the chemistry was palpable
You guys are the best
Those details are brilliant
wow nice video
loving the chemistry
Get a room...🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oss 😅
Great technique and detail!!
NICE
GREAT Travis.... 👏
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👋🏼👍🏻
Brilliant
Ahhh yeah, the dynamic duo.
😍😍
Oss
Beautiful!
Gre
Love these 2
3:30-3:34 “I don’t have the throw.” You absolutely still have a throw...Seoi Otoshi is right there. The throw has just changed based on your position. Don’t get sucked into just doing one throw, there are other possibilities out there.
Nice technique regardless.
Read your comment again. Notice how the quote says "the" and what you said says "a" throw? He's speaking specifically about the technique he's teaching and how he looks for it. You've projected the mistake onto Travis, he hasn't actually made it.
@@batgwill couldn’t have said it any better
@@batgwill I’m simply pointing out there are other opportunities available. I’ve seen far too many Judoka focus all on one technique and then miss other throws since they are so fixated on the one technique. I’m sure there are some who will view this video, take it as a technique to practice, then will miss other opportunities when it doesn’t work for them. Nobody is blaming anybody.
I’m sure the Olympian is in the wrong here
Shintauro should have done it on Stevens! I would have!! HARD!!
Good judoka but not a good teacher.
Me trying to explain the move I just learned to my friend be like