Even then, in childhood, when no one taught us wrestling and we fought simply intuitively, we always understood that we had to take the "Georgian grip".. and in 90% of the throws we made precisely from this grip. Respect from Georgia
Hidayet Heydarov is the Azerbaijani judoka that has been having success with that Uki Otoshi from the Georgian grip. I learned the move by watching him. His teammate Rustam Orujov has pulled it off too. They are both -73 kg
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Would love to see a video looking at different Judo grips/approaches (Georgian, Mongolian, etc) and how you'd approach them in a BJJ/old-school Judo rules context.
Thanks for video! I think one of the best Georgian grip is GADAULI, in JUDO is popular as like Khabareli grip ( obi tori gaeshi) , very beautiful and meanwhile very difficult to execute 👍🏻🇬🇪🥋
Thank you for the great string of techniques for grapplers to be able to have options🙏 P.S Mr Higashi: Will you be able to make a "Georgian Grip B" System. Thanks.
Wow a Georgian video ... very thorough I thought they were not legal in sport or time limit one or both of but aren't there a lot more Georgian attacks while they are low besides semi gaeshi?
I want to say no it's not possible absolutely not but I defer to those who say they can. The reason I say no is because it's the cloth grip that slows them down right so they don't pass to your back. That doesn't mean you can't use those moves ... you can use all of them. But you wouldn't want your opponent in such a position dangerous. I'm unsure of others greater knowledge but in no gi that's no go for you but great for them so all of those moves become defensive when they hit their positional advantages you don't want but they do want. So you can't reliably slow them down without a belt or back cloth grip you don't want that position in no gi I think ... What about y'all? As far as reality most people have clothes especially pants but if they don't you're in trouble here. I hope the teacher answers I'm a spectator but I do grapple too. When you are in no gi that position is great for your opponent. The moves still work on your side but they have all the advantages on your legs and back. Slowing them down and breaking their posture HARD is why you Georgian. In no gi you give them too much you allow them too many superior throws and its pretty major. In cloth you are in a weird tie breaking posture a lot and denying successful back taking or leg takedowns allowing yours. Big big big ... big difference between gi and no gi. I think.
@@buffdude4281 as soon as they posture they are behind. What's the fulcrum to break posture if there's no gi no cloth grip ... as their hips come in because there's no cloth grip .., plus let's say they don't get behind you they get in to your torso head low inside outside takedowns exist for any of those especially body lock and singles doubles picks crotch rocket ... In wrestling they can hip in at knee to ground level too they can do cutbacks and a lot. That's not to say there's a threat or not to the back. But once their head is behind your arm in it's penetration and position ... Sure. You have counters but they are "winning " People can do slide bys and duck unders if you touch their arm I'm not sure maybe you prevent that in your method.
Can anyone tell me the difference between the grip of russian judo vs judo georgia. And i wanted to know the difference wrestling chidaoba vs bohk wrestling please .
Even then, in childhood, when no one taught us wrestling and we fought simply intuitively, we always understood that we had to take the "Georgian grip".. and in 90% of the throws we made precisely from this grip. Respect from Georgia
1:19 entry into harai makikomi
2:17 hikikomi gaeshi
3:31 ouchi gari
4:10 counter to getting picked up
4:29 lat grab and run over
4:58 recap
thank you
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Hidayet Heydarov is the Azerbaijani judoka that has been having success with that Uki Otoshi from the Georgian grip. I learned the move by watching him. His teammate Rustam Orujov has pulled it off too. They are both -73 kg
Thank you for your free content. It's times like these I recognise how important it is to keep the arts alive.
Recognize. I hate to be the person to correct you and I will delete this soon. Go ahead and edit that my friend.
@@TheRonin248 I hate to be that person but it's utterly correct in British English mate
@@mattc1447 I never considered that on American UA-cam. Thanks for the clarification.
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Would love to see a video looking at different Judo grips/approaches (Georgian, Mongolian, etc) and how you'd approach them in a BJJ/old-school Judo rules context.
This would be great, along with a Judo for Body types video
Superb techniques. Very usefull for big guys. Love this channel.
Love the variety in this video!!! Thanks you!
Very useful tips ...great work ! Thank you...
really, this is the good stuff, keep it coming!
In return i already bought one of your hoodies from the Shintaro's store. luckily I even like it :D
This man know what he do 👍
Thanks for video! I think one of the best Georgian grip is GADAULI, in JUDO is popular as like Khabareli grip ( obi tori gaeshi) , very beautiful and meanwhile very difficult to execute 👍🏻🇬🇪🥋
Gadavleba( not gadauli)
Damn you. This is my B game vs bjj players although that lat grip is new. .
Excellent presentation!
Can you add more video podcasts I hear all your podcasts on apple but would prefer it in video
Good video
Thank you for the great string of techniques for grapplers to be able to have options🙏
P.S Mr Higashi: Will you be able to make a "Georgian Grip B" System. Thanks.
I listened to the pod and the video came true!
amazing....
Whats the name if I have my hand just over the back of the right side?
Does it also have a name?
Wow a Georgian video ... very thorough I thought they were not legal in sport or time limit one or both of but aren't there a lot more Georgian attacks while they are low besides semi gaeshi?
Ok interesting stuff keep it comming
Where is there Kahbarerlli?
Gamarjoba 😄👋🏼
What happens if your opponent goes double leg?
You have an underhook so it should be easy to sprawl. Alternatively you could work your sumi geashi.
So good
Thank you Sensei! I assume this technique can be performed in no-gi with a collar tie? OSS!
Its a bit different.
@@TIMETRAVELLERWIM in what way?
I want to say no it's not possible absolutely not but I defer to those who say they can. The reason I say no is because it's the cloth grip that slows them down right so they don't pass to your back. That doesn't mean you can't use those moves ... you can use all of them. But you wouldn't want your opponent in such a position dangerous.
I'm unsure of others greater knowledge but in no gi that's no go for you but great for them so all of those moves become defensive when they hit their positional advantages you don't want but they do want.
So you can't reliably slow them down without a belt or back cloth grip you don't want that position in no gi I think ... What about y'all?
As far as reality most people have clothes especially pants but if they don't you're in trouble here.
I hope the teacher answers I'm a spectator but I do grapple too.
When you are in no gi that position is great for your opponent. The moves still work on your side but they have all the advantages on your legs and back.
Slowing them down and breaking their posture HARD is why you Georgian.
In no gi you give them too much you allow them too many superior throws and its pretty major.
In cloth you are in a weird tie breaking posture a lot and denying successful back taking or leg takedowns allowing yours.
Big big big ... big difference between gi and no gi.
I think.
@@daveallen5342 I think so long as you keep control of the arm there is no back take threat.
@@buffdude4281 as soon as they posture they are behind. What's the fulcrum to break posture if there's no gi no cloth grip ... as their hips come in because there's no cloth grip .., plus let's say they don't get behind you they get in to your torso head low inside outside takedowns exist for any of those especially body lock and singles doubles picks crotch rocket ...
In wrestling they can hip in at knee to ground level too they can do cutbacks and a lot.
That's not to say there's a threat or not to the back.
But once their head is behind your arm in it's penetration and position ...
Sure. You have counters but they are "winning "
People can do slide bys and duck unders if you touch their arm I'm not sure maybe you prevent that in your method.
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Isn't locking the ouci gari with your foot illegal?
Can anyone tell me the difference between the grip of russian judo vs judo georgia. And i wanted to know the difference wrestling chidaoba vs bohk wrestling please .
Unless you have the fountain of youth that’s one hell of a rank for a guy who looks to be under 45.
Hes 38 and has been training his whole life and is a national Champion. His Dad is Nobuyushi Higashi, 9th Dan.
interesting, thx
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it is shame that Sambo is 90% georgian Chidaoba. but Sambo is known and Georgian Chidaoba isn't...
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