Superb throw. You can see a lot of throws actually borrowed from it. Complexity comes from the rules which define it as a non-standard grip. However, same rule also states that time for a preparation of the attack will given, meaning you have at least two to three second to be execute the throw. Your video is probably the best in terms of real application of this throw. The only adjustment I had to make is the grip, where you tuck your thumb under the lapel (Kodokan puts accent on this detail in their video). Attempting to land this move in randori makes me think WAY MORE about my actions and overall gameplan. While it’s a common opinion that as a beginner you should not focus on non standard grips - this grip allows you to train your decision making skill, which you cannot really train if you are allowed to infinitely hold on to the gi with traditional grip.
One-sided grip is often shido'ed in competitions (especially when used to pull kuzushis), which may explain why Yama Arashi fades out in the background.
Wish this throw got more love. Great content!
Great judo alawys. Love it.
Glad you enjoy it!
Great explanation, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Superb throw. You can see a lot of throws actually borrowed from it. Complexity comes from the rules which define it as a non-standard grip.
However, same rule also states that time for a preparation of the attack will given, meaning you have at least two to three second to be execute the throw.
Your video is probably the best in terms of real application of this throw. The only adjustment I had to make is the grip, where you tuck your thumb under the lapel (Kodokan puts accent on this detail in their video).
Attempting to land this move in randori makes me think WAY MORE about my actions and overall gameplan.
While it’s a common opinion that as a beginner you should not focus on non standard grips - this grip allows you to train your decision making skill, which you cannot really train if you are allowed to infinitely hold on to the gi with traditional grip.
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This is a wonderful grip that is heaven on my painful hikite shoulder. I need to work on disguing my intention as i set up the cross grip.
One-sided grip is often shido'ed in competitions (especially when used to pull kuzushis), which may explain why Yama Arashi fades out in the background.
😭😭😭 I waited years... To understand Yama arashi. I always wondered..... This is beautiful.
I learnt this technique back in México, in Spanish is called tormenta en la montaña
Thank you for this information
My pleasure
Thanks sensei many years ago i learned this trow but i forgot many details, thanks for allá Your Chanel is awesome. 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
Happy to help!
I’ve asked black belts about this throw and they go “what is that?”
Great video as always
Appreciate that
Funny I taught this Saturday 😂
That is awesome. How did your students do with it?
Leg spin is the hardest 😅
Great throw 🥋
Thanks 😁
We did yama arashi today too! Here's what ours looks like: ruclips.net/user/shortsAqbADibEWFw?feature=shared
Look fantastic. Great technique! Thanks for sharing!
If he ducks under your hand like that, isnt that shido?
It might be, but if you immediately follow up with this throw it will be an Ippon for you, no?