Uchi Mata No Gi Breakdown with Sambo Master Vlad Koulikov
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2014
- Evolution Grappling Academy's move of the week by request: An Uchi Mata breakdown with Sambo master Vlad Koulikov
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i want to be Vlad Koulikov when i grow up
Probably the best explanation on how to do uchimata. I have watched so many videos of famous judokas teaching uchimata but none of them gave a perfect breakdown like this one. I have learnt much more watching this one video than everything I have watched in the past combined.
GingerOreo thank you 🙏🏻
@@sambofusion9486 Mr Koulikov, where is your gym? You have been a tremendous help to my game glad I just now found your personal channel
Thank you ☺️
@@THIS---GUY Hewitt NJ. Come anytime
sambo has own sylabus as martial art. Sambo have more simple and practical way to make Most of Judo trows so better learn Judo trows from Sambo coaches to decide which way to make it better for you personally. Today Judo took many setups and trows from Sambo at tournaments , especially armbars and setups to make armbar because signature sign of sambo is a chain = trow and continued action after it (armbat or pin).
Watch Sambo Channel - Ivan Vasylchuk -best for learning sambo setups for Judo and other stuff
He is like a professional lecturer lol when he can lecture and make it clear to the audience that's best to learn from!
Wow! I have been looking for a breakdown of the no gi uchi mata for ages and this is finally one that makes complete sense!! Cant wait to try this out. Thanks guys!
From a distance he looks like a technical Tank Abbot!
i can't tell if being called Tank abbot is an insult or a compliment :p
One of the best Uchi Mata vids out there. Thank you
This was amazing! Thank you for posting 🤙
Many thanks for sharing this. Now I see and understand why my uchimata keeps failing. I gotta apply more the "sumo" hip and leg extension! Can't wait to try this next time
Great video! Thanks a lot.
Criminally underappreciated video
Easiest seen so far thank you!
That is what Dong hyun Kim uses a lot in his matches. I always wanted to learn this technic but didn't know the name. Thank you for the video!
Thanks for the video, very good explanation
Thanks again guys for doing this series. Really enjoying the knowledge being shared.
Thank you for watching!
What if the opponent let go the underhook when I whizzered him ? Should I counter him or reset ?
@@EvoBJJ and I want to ask something. Did you whizzer with your forehand or bicep ? It's hard to whizzer with your bicep. And when your opponent underhooks you from front it's very hard to whizzer it with your forehand, i can only pin the underhook with my armpit.
I love how effortless Vlad makes these throws look.
Very good demo. Thank you!
It's very interesting because it makes judo throws really effective in real fight!
I'm glad i've found this video and i'm gonna train this stuff!
THANKS
The details on this a *very* well explained. Of the core throwing techniques commonly used to land someone on their back in competition, I think uchi-mata is the most difficult to learn. It takes countless hours of practice to develop the correct sense of balance to hit this move against a resisting, fast-moving target.
Vlad is teaching a hip dominant style of uchi-mata, stepping deep on the inside (instead of leg dominant style stepping deep on the outside). This method is usually preferred by the best uchi-mata specialists, like Shohei Ono, Varlam Liparteliani, and Kosei Inoue. Of course, most uchi-mata specialists (including the ones I just mentioned) can do both styles -- and more. Some uchi-mata experts may even prefer clipping with their leg instead of their hip, but it's far less common.
Jay Lee Thank you! And I agree-uchi mata is one of the hardest throws to teach
thanx for this video ...u guy are great..❤
Really nice Uchi mata tips.
Great techniques thank you lot
thanks, nice details
great job guys ! otlichno !!!
Great details
Wow best explanation of the no-gi uchi mata
wow that sumo style side-off balance is such a clutch detail
Great instruction
Just an update, I learn this from this video and a couple weeks later used in a comp to get takedowns. Thx man 🙏🙏
Never thought about it as a sumo lift thanks I’ll add that to my explanation. Great details
Best video in seen on this. Thank you
Eric R thank you
Great throw!
one of the best trips in the game, so many options. you can even grab the leg for a bigger guy and go right into ashi guard.
really enjoyed this, more nogi judo/sambo throws please
My sincerest grattitude !
Wow! Best explanation! Wish I could train with you guys but home is West London UK!
Good one thxxxx
Well taught. That guy is a good teacher.
RG7621 thank you ☺️
vlad is a great coach. I'm a new fan.
I highly recommend all of Vladislav Koulikov's DVD instructionals.
Amazing
great technique gonna train this
Great! Earned a subscriber.
Vlad!! My favorite killer
Wonderful
Thanks for posting. I noticed on hazelett vs burkeman, while throwing, instead of grabbing the oppents left arm with his right, he reaches down and grabs and pulls the the opponents left leg.
razorblade42069 uchi mata to ankle pick is what you're talking about. Great combo
I like the no gi throws
What doesn't kill you make you stronger!! Not Vlad Koulikov he will kill you!!!! You sir are a beast If you were in the Tampa Bay Area I would just give you my money I love the scinetific approach you bring to grappling.
Awesome!
Perfect!!!!
Awesome, thanks! I always get stuck with the guy pinching my reaping leg.
Vlad is a legend.
I am very late, but thank you Vald!
Enjoyed this video a lot and ran it in class today.. More judo style throws with nogi?
What would you like to see?
+vladislav koulikov Could you do O Uchi Gari Vlad please?!
+Volodia Arnaud are you a member of grappler's guide website ? I did cover no gi ouchi for them
@@russkisambist7 vlad I'm a big fan. Say hi pls!
Excelente!
the final uchi mata throws one you've got a takedown recovery👍💯🇵🇭☺️😎❤️
Супер, Влад
Стас Карабас спасибо 😊
Great!!!
Thanks for this. I really value the no gi videos. I am curious about grip for no gi Harai Goshi. In this you mention the whizzer and wrist or elbow control. Can you provide similar no gi info for the Harai Goshi ? thanks!
Same grip could be applied for harai goshi as well. Or pinched headlock
For no gi harai ogoshi instead of wrapping the arm for uchi mata just place your non pulling hand on the upper part of the back shoulder blade like in judos nage no kata. I pull this off alot during no gi. Good luck
I try to grip under the armpit with a Koshi Guruma entry and high elbow grip, harai is easiest when space is limited
Curious have you ever done a little series on Osoto gari and maybe setups too and from it?maybe common mistakes and how to fix them?
Sick!
I have all of Vald's DVD instructionals.
Awesome
Vlad looks so different with a goatee.
Sharing!
DOMINACE!!!
Great
I like the 'sumo lift' idea. I've been working on this throw for judo the past few weeks. With that sumo lift it almost makes it a hane goshi?
To a degree, yes. Makes it feel like hane goshi. The point of contact is still his inner thigh tho
Fantastikxxx
i was looking at mmashreded video about sambo and then there was this same dude damm he looks so diffrent without facial hair but still as good
clean
Gary Oldman teaches Sambo now? Oh man this guy is amazing! :o
Niiiiice
Hane Goshi lift.
Interesting.
please show us how to do o goshi !!! it s hard :(
I will try that tomorrow wish me luck
my idol Vlad doing the Pat Pat XD
qrwa nice ande effective thx:D
where to find such a mat or what is it called what do people practice on it, please help
Pretty fast
Lol hey that’s the guy who called out the fake black belt!!
Naive question for you. In this video and a previous one, Vlad demonstrates his throws on the left side. Generally right handed people favor their right side. Any reason for that?
James Dotson that’s a good question..... I’m a righty, but learned to wrestle lefty. No rhyme or reason. Just felt natural. It throws a lot of ppl off
Заходишь такой на иностранный канал что бы увидеть их технику и опыт , но видишь русского тренера))You go to a foreign channel like this to see their technique and experience, but you see a Russian coach))
So you are basically using your hip strength. Looks good.
Guardian somewhat, strength is good but that deep step makes an efficient lift
Please show how you would apply obi-tori-geashi with no gi. What could you use as the back control without a belt? Could you use the opposite hip? Or a kimura grip? Or leave the low grip and use a underhook on the far arm for a Sumi-Geashi? I've been wracking my brains trying to show my MMA guys a usable no gi Georgian control and take down. Can Vlad help me?
Gavin Harris I use it in no gi a lot! With Kimura grip, front headlock or 2 on 1
I ate dinner with him a couple of weeks ago
Caroline Gilstrap it was great meal and greater company:)
been playing with this for the last couple weeks. love the sumo leg detail it really work's well. what is a good follow up takedown/ throw if I cant hit Uchi Mata?
Ankle pick on his support leg or inside trip once his leg comes down
+Sambo Fusion thanks. I'm loving the trip in gi and ankle pick in no gi. thanks a lot. please let me know if you are going to make a video of the other techniques.
at the beginning of the week in class, we were working on standing kimura sweeps. when i attempt it during a live roll, i get singled and taken down and then stuck trapped in my one-handed kimura grip. im wondering if an uchi mata would be a viable way to counter a single off of a failed kimura sweep.
Cheyenne Meredith it is possible to finish uchi mata with the kimura grip but not ideal. The said grip provides an excellent finish with the harai goshi though
Dat beard doe
How about tai otoshi?
Holy smokes that was informative does that guy have a paid instructional
His channel is @sambofusion and he has a ton of content for purchase on bjjfanatics as well as his own website.
Oss
I've been kicking too early for years.
He's Tank Abbot playing a russian middleweight
I have a good question. I am 240 lbs, but I'm only 5ft 11.5 and sometimes I go up against guys who are like 6ft 4 and weigh 300 lbs or more. I think it's height thing, because I have no trouble throwing people my height who are 300 lbs. So what sort of trip or takedown or throw would you recommend against a Large and Tall Opponent???
deep double
What I personally use against heavy weights are : drop shoulder throw , kneeling fireman's carry. Maki Komi seems to be a good choice for a heavy vs heavy as well
Drop seoi nage or osoto gari is another good one. Being a tall guy who's had both of these executed on me, I can confirm that they can be devastating if you don't see them coming. Both have the potential for knockout especially osoto gari.
Wasn’t this that guy that called out that fake black belt? Not Vlad obviously, the other guy.
Yes, Mike did
Sambo Fusion
Молодец!!😂😂😂
what's it called in sambo??? Never herd of that sumo thing, Ill try it next time thx! Great vid!
It's pretty much Russian judo.
Jacob Peters i ment uchi matta
Oh ha lol
We call it "podkhvat"
+JiuJitsu9 That "sumo thing" is a Hane goshi style Uchi mata. More Hane Goshi then actual Uchimata though.
2:18
I wouldn't be caught dead in a pair of tights .
Legal in US folkstyle?
henry blackburn yes
Is that legal in most no gi tournaments?
Cashflow MF yes
Absolutely