Judo Throws for No Gi Grappling using an Underhook Grip
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Mark Gilston (4th degree judo black belt) and Justin McCready (3rd degree judo black belt) show various judo throwing techniques and combinations utilizing an underhook grip for use in no gi grappling.
I was planning on reading and writing books when I'm old, and hopefully finishing the entire Elder Scroll series, but I definitely will keep on grappling. Big respect and thanks.
much respect to you for sharing the knowledge and shout out to mick foley for appearing in this vid with you
Absolutely underrated channel! Thank you for sharing these techniques!
Top quality & very actionable presentation by two absolute gentlemen, thank you.
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. Love the simple teaching style.
Great to see these moves done by normal looking people. Definitely explained stuff really well.
Two old men playing around. Makes me hopeful for growing older in this art
Both taught excellent moves covering almost all aspects of no gi underhook.
Ps the black guy is really funny too woth his examples! Respect to both!
You guys are legends, thank you.
I’m loving the techniques guys!
Thank you for your sharing this video
Big brother, It's good stuff! Thank you!
Good video, thank you.
These techniques are excellent! Thank you.
Man, both of them are really cool with the throws. The one in black dress was more funnier and couldn't stop cracking jokes while showing his demos.
Nice techniques 🙏
Thank you very good instructions
Love it guys, thank you
At about 2.20 is the guy in white placing his arm at before or after his elbow. With after being on bicep and before being forearm.
I generally prefer a grip on the forearm aiming for the wrist. That way if the arm slides, you can usually effectively catch the wrist for control. If you're talking about the underhook, then my aim is to reach for my opponent's shoulder. I don't worry about where his trapped arm is, as long as I can compromise his posture.
Brilliant.
All of these would make for great ways to be offensive off the ring or getting someone off of it. Or to be a bad as old guy
cheers, thx
Doing a sacrifice throw on concrete or any hard surface is not a good idea. If the throw fails you are compromised. It looks good when it works, but there are many factors involved. In a self defense situation you only have one or two chances of getting a good technique in, and I would never try a sacrifice throw unless it was my only option. The simpler the technique the better.. I have used O Goshi in a fight, and O Soto Gari.. The point is to get away as soon as possible. Sacrifice throws in a real fight on concrete especially is not a good idea.
This is a strange comment. No one is suggesting doing a sacrifice throw on concrete. This is a sport video, and one is expected to be doing these techniques on a mat or some appropriate setting. Some of the techniques could conceivably be applicable to self defense, but I wouldn't presume to call this self-defense or fighting instructions.
Look up the video where this girl in Africa does a sacrifice throw in dirt and actually lands it perfectly