Takedowns for Judo & BJJ: Ippon Seionage (Shoulder Throw)

2x US Judo Olympian & Renzo Gracie/John Danaher Black Belt Travis Stevens & 2012 US Olympic Judo Coach & World Judo Champion Jimmy Pedro share with you the best takedowns for Judo & BJJ!
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[@anarchic_ramblings]

Basically Koga style

[@alfargata4419]

Yes, Koga technique but less technical

[@tylerlee2251]

koga who is japanese gold medalist uses this technique too. you guys can easily find his teach on youtube

[@fulltimespy]

one of my favorite moves

[@andrew122596]

That is awsome

[@wendyfav4927]

hi Travis, do you have home study black belt DVD?? i don't have time going to the gym

[@fujisportsus]

I don't believe he does.

[@nursultantulyakbay7070]

Can’t wait to try this on my cat!

[@ange768]

Great technique.

[@fujisportsus]

Thanks! For watching and supporting the channel.

[@rnao100]

Little different but i like it

[@fighterwolf7368]

Fantastic

[@kle881]

More like ippon seotoshi

[@thomass.4007]

No

[@VPolecat]

@@thomass.4007 seoi otoshi is a drop (otoshi) technique. In seoi nage there is a lift of the uke.

[@thomass.4007]

@@VPolecat Exactly, but drop seoi otoshi is usually how amateurs do it. Properly done, you drop in between ukes legs and explode diagonally upwards

[@VPolecat]

@@thomass.4007 Yep. I replied to you by mistake, i meant replying to Karl. In this video there is a lift of the uke, so it should be called seoi nage. In BJJ though, players posture is so bad and backwards, that seoi otoshi tends to happen more than seoi nage, and actually happens so far from uke legs that is basically sumi otoshi.

[@thomass.4007]

@@VPolecat ah yes I know what you mean, it's true