THE BEST Judo Takedown for Jiu Jitsu with Satoshi Ishii

Satoshi Ishii demonstrates the best takedown for Jiu Jitsu in this video.
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[@BernardoFariaBJJ]

Have you tried it before?

[@LarsFars-ck2qo]

Only in sparing! Good success against taller opponents.

[@Reflectionmaterial]

Yeah, but you can't do it faster than the guy can pull guard.

[@avidanelkin4581]

What an honor to be able to learn from such a master! Before the Internet there was no way I could ever hope to connect with such an accomplished Judoka because of the distance and cost of travel.

[@GrandK1000]

Grip breaking at 2:09 is solid. Thank you

[@AlexN2022]

Judo for JJ is underappreciated. Could you find any no-gi applications though?
I hit a similar throw in no-gi, but getting good grips is obviously difficult. What else is there in Judo that could work for no-gi?

[@bboymantis]

Are you emphasizing leaning on the right shoulder as you pull? How are you ensuring you don't spike their head into the floor?

[@MackTrainingAcademy]

Solid.

[@matu4251]

isn't there a risk of DQ for spiking?

[@fazer12779]

BJJ will pull guard so no need 😆

[@sivinrosado2307]

OSU! Thank you for sharing!

[@ClwnJuNkY]

I used to use this alot . I prefer uki waza . But that technique is amazing😊

[@Sheeeeshack]

If buddha did Judo

[@Ryan21888]

Excellent! Also, a good explanation of breaking that collar grip! OSS

[@Coachbex17]

That's great! It reminds me of the Georgian grip in Sambo. It's such a powerful grip to have.

[@LarsFars-ck2qo]

Risky takedown but love the details on the set-up.

[@PhysiKarlz]

Heh? Risky?

[@sfkingalpha]

risky..? you fuck it up you land in butterfly