I know im asking randomly but does anybody know a tool to get back into an Instagram account? I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
@@A.Clifton not the best (most people know about the b.s of gracies I'd dare say they are not even popular in the bjj community anymore) but it's more popular among the youth than any othe grappling sport
As a Jiu Jitsu guy moving to freestyle wrestling I find I have a natural tendency to relate to these kinds of throws over shooting in for legs, thank you from UK.
I love your videos, and the thorough explanation. I am new to grappling so it's nice to learn. please keep up the great work, and thank you for the English dub as well.
Just the part about levers by itself was amazing. I was wondering if you could turn this into a tripping throw by just blocking his legs with the inside of your right foot after you spiral him instead of doing a sacrificing throw?
Please, when you can, do a video on harai goshi/tai otoshi combos. My harai is sloppy and I end up usually going for an even sloppier tai otoshi. Spacoeba bolshoi!
Hei! Thanks for all the excellent videos! My go to move in judo and nogi has been sumigaeshi for many years now, I got great new ideas from this video! Ps. where can I order those cool T-shirts?
Thank you for watching us. For t-shirts Write to me, or on the website, but it is in Russian facebook.com/ivan.vasylchuk Telegram @vasylchuk_ivan Instagram @sambovasylchuk Site silapartera.com/?fbclid=IwAR0KQ4Bzz4RB-yZTkDGgjuZt9pk_v8sEiE7w4iq5GzIEl6BNLyxIOPaw-QA%3Ffbclid
@@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera Patreon is an subscibtion option for your followers so they can contribute directly to your channel.. usually they get some extra content for it but it is not a must. It is very easy to set it up, just find out about it simply putting it on google search Patreon and you will see 🤙
What is your opinion of judo?? There is no sambo in your country. I am currently coin bjj but would like to cross train. Do you think there's is benefits to cross train bjj with judo?
Write to me, or on the website, but it is in Russian facebook.com/ivan.vasylchuk Telegram @vasylchuk_ivan Instagram @sambovasylchuk Site silapartera.com/?fbclid=IwAR0KQ4Bzz4RB-yZTkDGgjuZt9pk_v8sEiE7w4iq5GzIEl6BNLyxIOPaw-QA%3Ffbclid
@HAYAO LEONE yes my friend I agree with you. .. I was only kidding about it ... because we know that inside grappling arts there are a lot of cults and Colors; almost like a "Gang" atmosphere (If you aren't doing Sambo, you aren't with us , (If Sambo was easy it would be called jiu-jitsu ) , (If you aren't a jujiteiro "jiu-jitsu person" then you are not, one of us) , ( If you don't speak jiu-jitsu, then you don't speak our language) , ( 4 you, to be one of the Tribe , you must bleed jiu-jitsu) ... And things like this, go on and on through out the World, one can see frases like those written above , in the majority of countries, you see them in T-shirts, in Europe, United States , Canada, Brazil, Australia, and we can see them also in Japan , China , Korea and Russia , go figure. .. Be well my friend. .. thanks for your thoughts
@HAYAO LEONE What I've come to understand is that modern jiu-jitsu, at least the system I've been practicing in Sweden, really suck at street fighting because it isn't the philosophy or the tradition behind it at all. Jiu-jitsu developed from ancient Japanese martial arts which mostly meant armored opponents, in which case, it would be futile to just hit and kick each other. Instead you have to heave, throw, wrestle and force your opponent to the ground where you can finish them off or subdue them. Because of your armor, you wouldnt have to worry so much about the hard ground yourself when preforming the techniques. When our modern jiu-jitsu practices and techniques were formed, much of the old martial art was adapted so practitioners wouldnt hurt themselves or the opponent (uke). Becuase of periods of demelitarisation in Japan. Jui-jutsu also has some techniques that's shared by karate in the form of kicks and hits which are combined with blocks takedowns, throws etc, especially in the more advanced grades. Karate actually developed from these old jiu-jitsu practices in Okinawa as a system and philosophy that exclusively dealt with unarmed combat (which lends itself to a more street fighter looking aesthetics) and was also practiced as a form of meditation and excercise in self dicipline, hence the choreographed moves in the kata. The sport also shared many techniques with judo, which also developed from jiu-jitsu but taking the complete opposite approach form karate, banning hits and kicks and instead became a form of standing and crawling wrestling for sport and play. At the budo club where I trained we would practice choreographed techniques with our "opponent" (uke). We would then compete together with our uke as a team to score points for how well and smoothly the moves were done. Sometimes we also wrestled from a crawling position on the mat, this time competing against one and other to put the other person in a holding, much like judo, but only keeping to the ground. Well, that became quite a long rant and explanation of the history, philosophy and modern praxtice of the art and sport that is jiu-jitsu... Hopefully you guys still reading this found it interesting and educating :)
@@amanduswestin9211 Maybe you should try to find a Gracie bjj gym. Personally I hate sport jiu jitsu for the same reasons --- it's made to win competitions that have rules and referees and opponents your size, not for self defense. A good self defense oriented bjj gym looks at things very differently.
@@MeanMug79 Never said I hate sport jiu-jitsu though. It just doesn't work well for self defence, since that's not the philosophy behind it at all. I think it's great that you can practice it without hurting yourself or other people and experience the historic throws developed for when the Samurai was battling hand to hand in armor!
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I don't know why this channel isn't bigger among grapplers, it's frigging awesome
People are stuck in the belief that BJJ is the best grappling style. Gracie cult is very vocal in the English world.
Totally agree
I know im asking randomly but does anybody know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?
I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any assistance you can offer me
@Noah Kyle Instablaster ;)
@@A.Clifton not the best (most people know about the b.s of gracies I'd dare say they are not even popular in the bjj community anymore) but it's more popular among the youth than any othe grappling sport
"The reverse ass kick move"
I love it!
Excellent!!! Best breakdown of no gi sumi on youtube. Please continue the series!
Thank! Be sure to continue👍
As a Jiu Jitsu guy moving to freestyle wrestling I find I have a natural tendency to relate to these kinds of throws over shooting in for legs, thank you from UK.
Good technics, shown in a simple, non-nonsense way. Good job, as usual.
I love your videos, and the thorough explanation. I am new to grappling so it's nice to learn. please keep up the great work, and thank you for the English dub as well.
Broo you by far the best in techniques...
"now you have to break him additionally" is the best martial arts expression I've ever heard 😂😂
😂😂😂
Wow! This has imroved my over the head throw by so much! Thank you!
You're welcome!
Just the part about levers by itself was amazing. I was wondering if you could turn this into a tripping throw by just blocking his legs with the inside of your right foot after you spiral him instead of doing a sacrificing throw?
Great detail in this video. This was my favourite throw when I did Judo, and I'd love to make more use of it in nogi
Great to hear!
Love these throws. Very clean.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH👍
Great stuff! Hope to see more.
Very fluid .
Please, when you can, do a video on harai goshi/tai otoshi combos. My harai is sloppy and I end up usually going for an even sloppier tai otoshi. Spacoeba bolshoi!
Such great stuff man thank you please keep it up
More to come!
Great technique! Thanks from Australia! Will use this more in my grappling and BJJ.
Thank you, I’m going to Australia soon with my seminar) I am preparing visa documents
SILA PARTERA. Ivan Vasylchuk Great! I will try and come to it and let some friends know about it...
Thank you for that.
I have really been looking for practical and clean moves like these.
Fine!!! Thanks you👍
Awsome channelincredibly good info
Glad you enjoyed it
More wrestling moves applied to sombo and judo!
Nice !!!
Thanks!
Very good
Awesome video! Loove ur content
THANK YOU FOR BEING WITH US👍
Thank you so much, Ivan! You have amazing technique!
Glad you like it!
No gi sumi techniques sambo great skills
Big up
Awesome
wow, this is so great!
Glad if it help
1:22min in the video and I love your content
Love your channel!!!!!!
SO good! More nogi throws please!
These are awesome! Great vid!! Will work all this today with my boys!
Super content bro 🤠
Wow so glad I found this
Thank you for finding us))
I like your video, very technical and detail. Very nice!
Excellent breakdown, thanks very much for this 👌✌️
Always happy💪😉
Congratulations
Muy buen concepto
Puntos de equilibrio
Rompimiento de lineas de balance
Proyecciones de sacrificio
Luxaciones
Muchas Gracias
Nice u answer his qeutions about whit ont gi clothe
very cool😁
Great video good detail 🙏🏾
super!
that's correct way to apply this move 👍then i apply right way
Thank u a lot sir...... from Rashmi. India
Great channel!
Thank you 💪
Thank you, excellent video!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Did he release the more complicated version of Sumi that he was talking about?
Hei!
Thanks for all the excellent videos!
My go to move in judo and nogi has been sumigaeshi for many years now, I got great new ideas from this video!
Ps. where can I order those cool T-shirts?
Thank you for watching us. For t-shirts Write to me, or on the website, but it is in Russian
facebook.com/ivan.vasylchuk
Telegram @vasylchuk_ivan
Instagram @sambovasylchuk
Site silapartera.com/?fbclid=IwAR0KQ4Bzz4RB-yZTkDGgjuZt9pk_v8sEiE7w4iq5GzIEl6BNLyxIOPaw-QA%3Ffbclid
movimientos geniales, saludos desde Perú!
Judo and Sambo ❤💪🏻
your awesome
I’m gonna try this at my bjj gym
koshi garuma might work if he circles to get the under hook
Sehr sehr gute Techniken 🇹🇷🇦🇿
I noticed you don't use opposite leg for Sumi gaeshi like Judo. Is it preference or is it more efficient to use same side leg to leverage throw?
From the other leg it may be considered hikkomi gaeshi instead
Do the elbow option. Also please show some useful leg grab counters. No gi.
Ok i'll take your wishes
Where do i get a Sila Partera Shirt?
Such a high quality channel apsolutely love your content, you should consider a Patreon to get some support 🤙
Thank!!! And what is Patreon ?
@@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera платный сервис с подпиской
@@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera Patreon is an subscibtion option for your followers so they can contribute directly to your channel.. usually they get some extra content for it but it is not a must.
It is very easy to set it up, just find out about it simply putting it on google search Patreon and you will see 🤙
The online store doesn’t work. In the US. Any tips?
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AGUANTE EL SAMBO!!!!
5:37
What is your opinion of judo?? There is no sambo in your country. I am currently coin bjj but would like to cross train. Do you think there's is benefits to cross train bjj with judo?
In my*
It's a yoko now ? everything goes to the side not really overhead ?
Has Oleg stopped coaching at mtk?
he was ))))
where do i order a tshirt with your logo?
Write to me, or on the website, but it is in Russian
facebook.com/ivan.vasylchuk
Telegram @vasylchuk_ivan
Instagram @sambovasylchuk
Site silapartera.com/?fbclid=IwAR0KQ4Bzz4RB-yZTkDGgjuZt9pk_v8sEiE7w4iq5GzIEl6BNLyxIOPaw-QA%3Ffbclid
20k likes for the next throw!
Thank you so much!
Хорошо было бы, если в самбо тренировались в самбовке и без.
A jiu-jitsu praticioner didn't liked the video ...I see ...
kkkkk
@HAYAO LEONE yes my friend I agree with you. ..
I was only kidding about it ... because we know that inside grappling arts there are a lot of cults and Colors; almost like a
"Gang" atmosphere (If you aren't doing Sambo, you aren't with us , (If Sambo was easy it would be called jiu-jitsu ) , (If you aren't a jujiteiro "jiu-jitsu person" then you are not, one of us) , ( If you don't speak jiu-jitsu, then you don't speak our language) , ( 4 you, to be one of the Tribe , you must bleed jiu-jitsu) ... And things like this, go on and on through out the World, one can see frases like those written above , in the majority of countries, you see them
in T-shirts, in Europe, United States , Canada, Brazil, Australia, and we can see them also in Japan , China , Korea and Russia , go figure. ..
Be well my friend. .. thanks for your thoughts
@HAYAO LEONE What I've come to understand is that modern jiu-jitsu, at least the system I've been practicing in Sweden, really suck at street fighting because it isn't the philosophy or the tradition behind it at all.
Jiu-jitsu developed from ancient Japanese martial arts which mostly meant armored opponents, in which case, it would be futile to just hit and kick each other. Instead you have to heave, throw, wrestle and force your opponent to the ground where you can finish them off or subdue them. Because of your armor, you wouldnt have to worry so much about the hard ground yourself when preforming the techniques.
When our modern jiu-jitsu practices and techniques were formed, much of the old martial art was adapted so practitioners wouldnt hurt themselves or the opponent (uke).
Becuase of periods of demelitarisation in Japan. Jui-jutsu also has some techniques that's shared by karate in the form of kicks and hits which are combined with blocks takedowns, throws etc, especially in the more advanced grades. Karate actually developed from these old jiu-jitsu practices in Okinawa as a system and philosophy that exclusively dealt with unarmed combat (which lends itself to a more street fighter looking aesthetics) and was also practiced as a form of meditation and excercise in self dicipline, hence the choreographed moves in the kata.
The sport also shared many techniques with judo, which also developed from jiu-jitsu but taking the complete opposite approach form karate, banning hits and kicks and instead became a form of standing and crawling wrestling for sport and play.
At the budo club where I trained we would practice choreographed techniques with our "opponent" (uke). We would then compete together with our uke as a team to score points for how well and smoothly the moves were done. Sometimes we also wrestled from a crawling position on the mat, this time competing against one and other to put the other person in a holding, much like judo, but only keeping to the ground.
Well, that became quite a long rant and explanation of the history, philosophy and modern praxtice of the art and sport that is jiu-jitsu... Hopefully you guys still reading this found it interesting and educating :)
@@amanduswestin9211 Maybe you should try to find a Gracie bjj gym. Personally I hate sport jiu jitsu for the same reasons --- it's made to win competitions that have rules and referees and opponents your size, not for self defense. A good self defense oriented bjj gym looks at things very differently.
@@MeanMug79 Never said I hate sport jiu-jitsu though. It just doesn't work well for self defence, since that's not the philosophy behind it at all. I think it's great that you can practice it without hurting yourself or other people and experience the historic throws developed for when the Samurai was battling hand to hand in armor!
I think you have a video in your ads
Well guys, we're opening the sale🥳" TOP 30 SAMBO TAKEDOWNS"🥋We have a special offer for you💪 Until September 9 the price will be 30% lower and plus you get an extra bonus "5 sambo takedowns" when you buy 👉 silapartera.com/ytcom-top30
awesome
very cool😁