#efficientjudo #judo #judothrows Demonstration of a combination, Seoi-nage to Uchi-makikomi Subscribe to our channel: ua-cam.com/users/efficientjudo...
They're are not counters because they're not in response to an opponents attack, they are combinations because the opponent reacts to the first technique, so you combine / chain together attacks. You're right in that you 'counter' their reaction, but that's not the way we speak of counters.
@alexcoutinho4193 the risk with uchi-makikomi is that you don't quite have the same level of control once it hits the ground and it's prone to over-rotation - you may find you get them down but end up in a scramble.
It's not a drop seoi-nage (seoi-otoshi), as uchi-makikomi has a different throwing action - like all makikomis, it's the wrapping / winding action that completes the technique, and like all makikomis, its a Sutemi-waza.
I already like doing Soto-makikomi, Ko-Uchi-Maki-komi, and Ippon-Seoi-nage.
I'll be trying this out. Thanks.
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For some reason, many people recognize this as ippon seoi nage, many people never heard of uchi-makikomi or yama arashi.
then we're here to broaden their horizons! Thanks for watching!
These seem more like counters than combinations as the opponent is reacting to the first attempt vs. defending a chain attack.
They're are not counters because they're not in response to an opponents attack, they are combinations because the opponent reacts to the first technique, so you combine / chain together attacks. You're right in that you 'counter' their reaction, but that's not the way we speak of counters.
I feel like this is more bjj friendly so long as you find a way to get to a scarf hold
More friendly than what?
@@EfficientJudo drop seio nage😅
@alexcoutinho4193 the risk with uchi-makikomi is that you don't quite have the same level of control once it hits the ground and it's prone to over-rotation - you may find you get them down but end up in a scramble.
Drop seoi nage
It's not a drop seoi-nage (seoi-otoshi), as uchi-makikomi has a different throwing action - like all makikomis, it's the wrapping / winding action that completes the technique, and like all makikomis, its a Sutemi-waza.