This is just superb, I been tryin to find out about "easiest judo throw" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Keyandon Judo Process - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my cousin got excellent success with it.
I am a green belt, but have not trained Judo for more then twenty years... Now I have decided to start again to take my black belt. Your videos are great help. I will get in touch when the belt is on my body.
Thank you Sensei... A complete and easy to follow step by step ...I'm choosing 6 throws for my BJJ examination and uchi mata is definitely on the list.. thank you again ...
thanks I was looking for an alternate grip. That whizzer grip I've seen before wasn't what I wanted but the lapel grip was what I was looking for. Thank you.
Have been doing Judo for years. Must admit this is one of the best explanations of uchimata I've ever seen. Definitely going to implement some of these drills. Thanks dude
Love your tutorials, mate. Short and to the point, yet very descriptive and detailed. Lots of material to work with. These videos are really helpful for me, being an novice grappler who has fallen in love with Judo, but finding it very difficult to execute. Hopefully I will improve with time. I really want to start implementing it into my takedown game.
I hope to share this with my instructors to practice this. I really like learning set ups. It's not all about knowing the moves as much being able to actually execute them
+Archie Samuels can't agree more guys without proper kuzushi always kicking up their legs into groin before breaking balance and placing my body on theirs. Hated that so much...
You clearly have experience and technique, so I will spend a word for you: the only example I actually appreciated is at 2:40...the timing between right leg and the left hand is good, yet the hand is way to high (it's called hikite for a reason: it pulls, it does not lift). My master taught me this combination many years ago, but the strength of the athletes nowadays tends to reward forward-forward combinations, backward-forward combinations usually expose to strong counters.
I am unfortunately unable to train Judo very often, usually only once a week and because of this i've been doing solo drills of these throws at my house. What throws would you recomend a white belt begginer drills, and how many times should I drill each throw? Also, it would be great if you could do a solo drill video, but I understand if you can't. Please reply and thank you for helping me get into Judo. You're truly inspirational.
Sir your detailed explanations of each throw is very awesome. I feel like if you incorporate some "slow motion" throws on the last throw before transitioning to another throw or setup would be most useful. Oss!
bob johnson You can do underhooks, you can latch onto your opponents head, you can insert your elbow between your opponents elbow when you both have a grab on eachother's head, you can use overhooks, I personally prefer underhooks, it starts to become Greco-Roman Wrestling, and even in No-Gi Judo, Suplexes and Body Drops become popular, and it's allowed since you're not actually touching the legs. In gi, Suplexes and Body Drops are still usable, but then your opponent can Uchi Mata or Shoulder throw you.
bob johnson I use Suplexes and Body Drops all the time in Gi and No Gi, cus I am addicted to underhooking standing up and on the ground, so I normally take the back. If my opponent is larger than I am, a Body Drop from behind the knees works best. Becareful tho, you can knock the wind out of people who weigh alot less than you.
Will you do a breakdown of uchi mata defense? I've been having a heck of a time against taller players who throw great 'lifting hip' throws (uchi mata, harai (sp?), hani). The height difference is about the same as you v. your uke. If you would, thank you so much.
Do shadow uchikomi like "BeyondGrappling" does here in "Judo home training part 2" or you can do wall training with or without resistance like "senseishin" does in "Innertube Uchikomi". Just remember to focus on proper execution of technique building speed on once you've gotten the technique right. As part of our road work my coach used to make us do sets of shadow uchikomi during the circuit training after the run. When I'm on vacation I'd usually do 5 sets of 10 repetitions, like in training.
The uchimata at 3:00 is almost an ura nage. For me, at least, I think it should be done kind of like an utsuri goshi where you shift your hips in front before you throw your leg up to land him on his back.
Judo is totally underutilized in American wrestling. I was lucky enough to do both in college; I learned Judo under an Olympian. I teach all my wrestlers Judo moves now. They compliment each other perfectly. Each one has moves that kill in the other discipline. Obviously the setups are a little different in wreslting, but the Judo moves still work really well. All wrestlers and coaches should try out Judo.
it's really helpull for me,and for everybody, i´ve been watching your videos and I´m putig them into practice when i´m training. and now I´m gettig ready for a tournamen. thanks for your videos again they have been really helpfull for me, and sorry my englesh is not pretty good.
Thank you for all the different setups. You are doing a great job, I'm learning a lot with your videos.
no problem my friend :)
This is just superb, I been tryin to find out about "easiest judo throw" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Keyandon Judo Process - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my cousin got excellent success with it.
I love it that you always go back to basics. Setting up the throw and then breaking the balance.
+paul yang basics are what make people good
Great instruction, as always. Many thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I am a green belt, but have not trained Judo for more then twenty years... Now I have decided to start again to take my black belt. Your videos are great help. I will get in touch when the belt is on my body.
+Jonas Lundström glad they help
Good luck with everything
Beautiful work. Judo is so fun and endless, I watch these videos and comtemplate is all day long, as I'm sure most players do. Your vids are great.
thanks, i watch you from Paris, I think your videos are the best ones on judo. Please continue !
Thanks, really ways of looking at setting an uchi mata. I think set ups are the most overlooked part regular dojo training.
1:26 "if I go for uchi maataa, it's gonna be a lil haadaa" - love your videos man.
Ive been doing judo for a few years now,and have been involved in competitions, thought it was well explained and helpful.
The technique combined with strategy is wonderful. Non judoka like myself understand the mechanics when he explains it.
Thank you Sensei... A complete and easy to follow step by step ...I'm choosing 6 throws for my BJJ examination and uchi mata is definitely on the list.. thank you again ...
thanks I was looking for an alternate grip. That whizzer grip I've seen before wasn't what I wanted but the lapel grip was what I was looking for. Thank you.
No problems :) glad it helped
great video, uchimata is one of my favourite throws and learning different entry scenarios is really useful. Thank you.
Have been doing Judo for years. Must admit this is one of the best explanations of uchimata I've ever seen. Definitely going to implement some of these drills. Thanks dude
I have learnt many helpful technics from your videos. Thank you very much!
I love the off-the-grip uchimata! (They were all great, mind you). Thanks for posting these instructionals.
no worires mate.
"If I go for my Uchi Mata, it's going to be a bit Hada" 1:26 Lol it ryhmes
Love your tutorials, mate. Short and to the point, yet very descriptive and detailed. Lots of material to work with. These videos are really helpful for me, being an novice grappler who has fallen in love with Judo, but finding it very difficult to execute. Hopefully I will improve with time. I really want to start implementing it into my takedown game.
Great video mate, very clear and simple set ups, would be great to get a drilling idea video...
Wow! Incredibly detailed and thorough instructions. Thank you so much.
I love this video, you are an excellent judoka and have teaching talents. Thank you very much for doing this for us.
Very well detailed video. Especially the over hook tight variation. Iliadis does that one. Works really well vs lefties.
Very usefull as usual.
I am a wrestler and have been training in Brazilian and Japanese Jujitsu. Great ideas for transitions! Thnks
This guy makes it look so easy! Good video thanks!
you are so good on judo
I hope to share this with my instructors to practice this. I really like learning set ups. It's not all about knowing the moves as much being able to actually execute them
Great video! I'm a BJJ practitioner but those Judo tips will help me a lot! Thanks
Thank you for the great video. Keep them coming.
Excellent tutorial
This such a good video.It helps me know how to do Uchimata in competitoion.Thx
really great video beyond grappling, i have got a judo class tonight and I am going to try this on some white belts.
Learning uchimata as a kid resulted in way too many nut shots
+Archie Samuels can't agree more guys without proper kuzushi always kicking up their legs into groin before breaking balance and placing my body on theirs. Hated that so much...
May be that was the original idea ~
I AM 11 years old andere i won everything whit the uchi mata.
Bangon the money .wel rapped simple n effective demo 5star cheers
You clearly have experience and technique, so I will spend a word for you: the only example I actually appreciated is at 2:40...the timing between right leg and the left hand is good, yet the hand is way to high (it's called hikite for a reason: it pulls, it does not lift).
My master taught me this combination many years ago, but the strength of the athletes nowadays tends to reward forward-forward combinations, backward-forward combinations usually expose to strong counters.
Thank you sensei,you helped me so much,because im still in the beginning i from 9 mounths,and this setups really helped me!Thank you!
thanks for the video! I'll try the "fancy uchimata" next time!
That´s great for who lives for judo style... Judo Rule and Rocks...
Thanks a lot, Sensei...
My thoughts about this tutorial can be described with just a word...WOW!!!
nice setup, been looking for it
I am unfortunately unable to train Judo very often, usually only once a week and because of this i've been doing solo drills of these throws at my house. What throws would you recomend a white belt begginer drills, and how many times should I drill each throw? Also, it would be great if you could do a solo drill video, but I understand if you can't. Please reply and thank you for helping me get into Judo. You're truly inspirational.
you explain things really well, will try some of your advice at training tonight :)
Thanks a lot . I have found it very interesting and cool!
This is very useful to the starters like me. Thanks, Joao
Awesome video sensei.. Keep it up
Sir your detailed explanations of each throw is very awesome. I feel like if you incorporate some "slow motion" throws on the last throw before transitioning to another throw or setup would be most useful. Oss!
Thanks, very meticulous....learned a great deal!
Very nice! thank you very much. :)
AWESOME.....uchi mata is one of my favorite throws with this video i have more tools for my toolbox thanks again
Thanks Friends, I liked it. I will try to execute it on my next judo training
thank you very much .
Great video, as always
Variation (4:25-5:05) is awesome!
thanks for the video. nice explication
youre are a great fighter i do judo myself
Thanks for sharing your knowledge dude,I'm new to judo and find randori difficult because I don't know many moves yet,I'll be trying this next lesson
Another great video thanks for posting ...
Love uchimata will try the fancey one
+Lauren Wigglesworth let me know how you go
nice video I am going to try those variations. thanks
Great vid sensei
Love it! Excellent technic! Thank you for sharing!
nice class.
Very nice video!
Nice job. Keep up posting your judo lessons
Nice one... I saw the uchi-mata in Ninjutsu too.
Gread vid man!! So helpful and easily broken down. Subscribed!
Thanks, it will help a lot.
Very nice! Which versions would be best for no-gi or freestyle wrestling?
what was the name of the variation with the grip around the waist?
Great video!
awesome video thanks for the ideas sir.
your videos are amazing ,thank you for spending your time recording these! INSPIRING!so many amazing details.....
how about some nogi??? :-)
Fantastic video
Thanks
Amazing video! I love it! :D
thanks
bob johnson You can do underhooks, you can latch onto your opponents head, you can insert your elbow between your opponents elbow when you both have a grab on eachother's head, you can use overhooks, I personally prefer underhooks, it starts to become Greco-Roman Wrestling, and even in No-Gi Judo, Suplexes and Body Drops become popular, and it's allowed since you're not actually touching the legs. In gi, Suplexes and Body Drops are still usable, but then your opponent can Uchi Mata or Shoulder throw you.
bob johnson I use Suplexes and Body Drops all the time in Gi and No Gi, cus I am addicted to underhooking standing up and on the ground, so I normally take the back. If my opponent is larger than I am, a Body Drop from behind the knees works best. Becareful tho, you can knock the wind out of people who weigh alot less than you.
Hello Matt, where can I buy one of your tshirts or polos? Thanks & greetings from Oklahoma City, USA.
Will you do a breakdown of uchi mata defense? I've been having a heck of a time against taller players who throw great 'lifting hip' throws (uchi mata, harai (sp?), hani). The height difference is about the same as you v. your uke.
If you would, thank you so much.
good job.
we need more about ne-waza or gound fight
Nice. How about Seoi nage set-ups?
Do shadow uchikomi like "BeyondGrappling" does here in "Judo home training part 2" or you can do wall training with or without resistance like "senseishin" does in "Innertube Uchikomi". Just remember to focus on proper execution of technique building speed on once you've gotten the technique right.
As part of our road work my coach used to make us do sets of shadow uchikomi during the circuit training after the run. When I'm on vacation I'd usually do 5 sets of 10 repetitions, like in training.
Awesome!! Very cool!!
Good Sensei. thank you!
Really nice job!!
great video!
Uchimata is technique in 5 folds, was fun been green belt in Kyushu.
Uke is practicing his breakfalls nicely.
The uchimata at 3:00 is almost an ura nage. For me, at least, I think it should be done kind of like an utsuri goshi where you shift your hips in front before you throw your leg up to land him on his back.
But of course whatever works for you, works for you.
Was that arm around the neck variation the Mongolian version of the Uchi mata?
Judo is totally underutilized in American wrestling. I was lucky enough to do both in college; I learned Judo under an Olympian. I teach all my wrestlers Judo moves now. They compliment each other perfectly. Each one has moves that kill in the other discipline. Obviously the setups are a little different in wreslting, but the Judo moves still work really well. All wrestlers and coaches should try out Judo.
it's really helpull for me,and for everybody, i´ve been watching your videos and I´m putig them into practice when i´m training. and now I´m gettig ready for a tournamen. thanks for your videos again they have been really helpfull for me, and sorry my englesh is not pretty good.
You deserve more subs...
+TheBetterInYou thanks mate I’m trying to get more :)
Your techniques are very interesting. Would you mind showing some Russian judo techniques.
tank you for your sharing，it's good ideas for to do better the uchimata，謝謝
When is the universityofjudo site going to reopen?
bravissimo !
verry helpfull!
Respect on choosing a bigger and heavier Uke
very good video
Nice job !, Thanks you from Chile !!
Thank you ..
thanks for you help.
thank you that's awesome