It's always been there. LoL. There's professional wrestling competitions online from 1960s people with throwing each other with Chin- / Lat Whip. LoL. If those guys are familiar with Lat Whip, don't you think Freestylers are?
I use this throw every now and then in no-gi when I get lazy and allow an arm drag or slide by, it is my go to for the last 5 years after I watched Jason Morris do it in his wreslting days. If you don't know him I highly recommend watching him for anyone who does wrestling or judo (he was an olympic and world medalist in judo and has a fantastic record in wrestling) Here is a video for anyone interested: ruclips.net/video/LHJmmRy3vCw/видео.html
First of all folk wrestling, Judo, and BJJ all have a lot of overlap and shared history. That said, the name Harai Goshi is from Judo. Story goes that the founder of Judo (Jigoro Kano) developed it because people kept circling around his hip toss, to he brought out the leg to block it. It's probably been done before by "accident," but the first time it was recorded as a distinct move was when Kano did it and added it to the Judo Syllabus. BJJ was derived from Judo, so Harai Goshi is also a BJJ throw. In wrestling they call it a lat whip. In MMA they call it Harai Goshi the same as Judo.
Do you land harder on the guy in a match? Were you protecting your partner or do you do that exact technique to be best at all times? love the details, thanks!
I'm so glad techniques like this are making their way into wrestling.
It's always been there. LoL. There's professional wrestling competitions online from 1960s people with throwing each other with Chin- / Lat Whip. LoL.
If those guys are familiar with Lat Whip, don't you think Freestylers are?
@@kallepikku4991 folkstyle these kind of throws are rare.
What it's an old technique Just not so commen
@@Psalm51-ql2cn - That's my point no HS wrestling coach is teaching throws like this. You learn them in college or if you took Judo.
Yep most schools don't teach this stuff... that's why I do!
welcome back Alex!
Mayne that throw is good for learning how to counter someone looking to take your back
Awesome video! I remember seeing Jason Morris doing this a lot. He was also a judo wrestling guy.
No doubt!
Thank you gentlemen. Appreciate the detail at the end as well
That was awesome.
I think some people call this a lat whip
They're just calling it with Japanese name to get new viewers. Coach has put out Lat Whip videos before. TimelineTime to get some new clicks.
Great stuff!
#1 babyyyyyyy
Is that his brother, because they look so much alike.
Nope! That is just a good friend named Chris!
I use this throw every now and then in no-gi when I get lazy and allow an arm drag or slide by, it is my go to for the last 5 years after I watched Jason Morris do it in his wreslting days. If you don't know him I highly recommend watching him for anyone who does wrestling or judo (he was an olympic and world medalist in judo and has a fantastic record in wrestling)
Here is a video for anyone interested: ruclips.net/video/LHJmmRy3vCw/видео.html
So glad i found u. The moves we see is it BJJ or Judo?
First of all folk wrestling, Judo, and BJJ all have a lot of overlap and shared history.
That said, the name Harai Goshi is from Judo. Story goes that the founder of Judo (Jigoro Kano) developed it because people kept circling around his hip toss, to he brought out the leg to block it. It's probably been done before by "accident," but the first time it was recorded as a distinct move was when Kano did it and added it to the Judo Syllabus.
BJJ was derived from Judo, so Harai Goshi is also a BJJ throw. In wrestling they call it a lat whip. In MMA they call it Harai Goshi the same as Judo.
It's Freestyle wrestling. Judo wrestlers also has their own variation with the gi
@kallepikku4991 thank u for letting me know.
Do you land harder on the guy in a match? Were you protecting your partner or do you do that exact technique to be best at all times? love the details, thanks!
Yes you land harder in a match... You definitely take care of your partner. When you are in a match its pretty easy to just let it land harder.