TORNADO THROW - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I hope everyone enjoys this technique as much as I do.
This is Part 1 of the Tornado throw series (Fundamentals).
The rest of the series and many more cool and effective techniques will be available for everyone to learn from at our new online academy BJJ World Champion.
Stay tuned.
Never heard Ude Gaeshi called a Tornado throe before.
Second throw was basically a Korean seo nage.
Both nicely demonstrated.
He looks like a great coach.
Judo guy here. Well done demonstration. I've been going over sacrifice throws in my dojo lately and you broke this particular throw down quite nicely. I think I may show this next week
I love his enthusiasm in showing this throw!
You managed to break that into as many pieces that i needed to assimilate the information. Thank you, Professor. We put the gi back on month, and i will definitely give this technique a whirl.
gene raftery ossssss Im glad to hear that my friend. Have fun!
Ude Gaeshi!! It's a unconventional judo technique!!
Was about to say the same ^^ thanks dude, BJJ rocks and Abreu is a monster but most of the time people forget that BJJ comes from Judo (Maeda) who also come from Jiu-Jitsu. Don't know how that work international but in France, Ude Gaeshi can be used to go to the ground but doesn't score points. So you can't win by ippon with it.
it's mate due to locking the arm. My favorite move is not allowed no more :(
@@albertolomeli6352 I pretty certain that you can do it in comp. I've been doing this throw since I started Judo bc it is very similar movement to arm spins I did in my wrestling days. Also arm locks are not illegal in judo. It where you do them is. If the throw fails you can flow into a version of waki gatame
@@cejII armlocking someone to throw them is now illegal under ijf rules same as standing chokes
ruclips.net/video/JVGZTua49Xs/видео.html straight from the horses mouth. It is my fav throw so i cried when it was banned
The best explained technique ever!!!
76rexona Thank you. Many more good content will be placed here. I’m glad you liked. 🙏🏻👊🏻
CYBORG TV I have never seen a technique explained this way. Extremely detailed!! Please keep it coming.. 😊
Bravo. Beautiful technique.🌷
The beauty of martial arts, is that you have a endless array of an arsenal.
Very nice coaching of the movements.
Love this throw , this throw was made famous by the founder of judo although he called it mountain storm
He travelled Japan taking on all comers with this throw. It is very effective.
I love practicing this throw . When I first saw it 22 years ago it blew my mind .
It became very quickly the most popular throw among the blackbelts in my aikido club . I had nearly forgotten about it . I'm definitely going to bring it back . Sometimes techniques do not need to improve they are perfection.
Mountain storm is a harai goshi with a cross grip like eri seoinage
Ian Moody thanks for the info 🙏🏻👊🏻
@@Cyborgbjj this throw is not yama arashi aka mountain storm this guy has no idea what he is talking about
Wrecking Ball yeah this guy literally got everything wrong Haha
Yama Arashi was a completely different technique, and it is ashi waza, not koshi waza. Now forbidden, so not taught. But has nothing to share with this sutemi.
Beautyful instructional maestro!
Very excited to test this! The mechanics of the move when you get to the outside is stellar! Thank you Professor!
Oss professor,mais um inscrito.
Pedro,Maranguape CE,Brasil
Beautiful! Thank you so much! Oss.
Awesome technique. I want to buy your guard series and half guard instructional s but /I can only find DVD formats. Is there a place where I can buy a version to download or stream
show essa queda , foi demais quando fez no Erbeth Santos , já estou treinando ela. obrigado pelo vídeo , muito bem explicado.
a very good explanation, made it look easy.
Thank you Professor!!!Respect
Esse trem em português ia ser bão demais ta conta sô. Que queda surpreendente. Parabéns pela técnica mestrão.
Thanks for showing this takedown. I saw you do that live at masters this year in Vegas and I’ve been thinking about it ever since.
Tony Lewis thank you 🙏🏻👊🏻 I’m glad you liked. Help us share it! 🥋🔥 Osss
Yes tankyu! Its a biurifull! Desculpe se escrevi errado! Ainda não falo inglês! Mas em breve começarei um curso! Sou Silvano Marques de campo grande MS Brasil! OSSS
As a competing blue belt training 12 times a week this is the first throw that I rrally feel as doing. I've even had Tainan at the gym I train at (Atos Romania) and I really feel myself as a passador but I never use throws on opponents of the same level. I either wait for / bait them to pull guard or I pull and sweep but a guy at my gym did this to me a week ago, I looked it up and today I've succesfully done it 5 times on both people of lower and the same level. Still grinding but I love it.
mano só p te dizer, teu dvd é o melhor que ja estudei, oss
Been waiting for this. Thanks Cyborg!
Jake 🙏🏻👊🏻 Thank you my friend. I’m glad you enjoyed. Follow our page. There is Much more to come!! Osss 🥋🔥
@@Cyborgbjj Years later this is still a part of my game! Osss
Que queda, irmão já vi vários lutas suas e ainda não tinha entendido completamente a técnica, parabéns pela iniciativa de compartilhar o seu conhecimento oss
Marcos Fernando ossss Tenho varias variações pra esta queda. Estarei postando em breve. Nos ajude a compartilhar. 🙏🏻👊🏻 Osss
@@Cyborgbjj pode deixar já postei prós meus amigos e alunos, vou pedir para eles se escreverem no seu canal, sou seu fã! Se permitir colocarei no insta também sigo você lá e já fiz um post em sua homenagem! Oss
Marcos Fernando lógico irmão, me da um tag pra eu prestigiar sua página. Grato!! 🙏🏻👊🏻
You're the man! Thanks for this. I can't wait to make my way down to Miami to train with you guys some day.
I've been waiting for you to show this .. Oss !!!
Fantastic details, thank you Professor
Thanks for sharing this gold nugget! Been wanting to hit this takedown for a while but now these details will help.
lawcrob ossss Enjoy it!!! Help us spread the word.
This is Brilliant...awesome
Dude is So lucky to be a student of Cyborg, but we’re all lucky to have found jiujitsu oss. Thank you
Just starting out I am learning this from watching I will try it tonight at hour roll .. going on 2 months white belt Gracie bjj
Excelente vídeo parabéns
Great Instruction,Sir
I love this throw. I've been landing it on all my partners at the dojo. That's how effective this move is. I have made the mistake of not side stepping before going under and then my opponent attempts to take my back, just buck ur opponent off and drive forward to gain side control and try to never make that mistake again lol.
Favorite technique
Lovely throw that, I'm going to try this
Nice! very Good! Muito bom, Mestre!
Yoko wakare perfeito 👏🏿👏🏿
Excellent move, I will add this to my reputwa.
jedediahbc Thank you my friend. I’m glad you enjoyed. Follow our page. Much more to come!! Osss 🥋🔥
Absolutely easy my friend good job
Love Ude Gaeshi.
Thank you for sharing professor!
I'm totally going for this in class tonight during rolls!
I use this technique very often and it helped me a lot on tournaments, always like to come back here and get a little bit more on your details, thank you for the knowledge professor, ossss (still waiting on the part 2 tho)
I met him at worlds in 2015. Nicest guy
Thank You very mate
Thank you, Professor!
artista osss 🙏🏻👊🏻
Very nice thank you for the demonstration 🙏🏾
Nice professor
Very good explanation.. Oss
Nice man very nice move
I like this takedown! Great move!
Gerard Shelton Thank you!
CYBORG TV yw 👍👍👍
With styles like those, you wouldn't fear anyone or the world.
BEAUTIFUL!!
hey Coach, it seems like if you came up on your left knee and swung right leg around there possibility for an arm bar at all or no? ive search you and i dont see an instance of you doing so, i imagine there is a reason for that lol.
How does this work against high level wrestlers? Are they wearing gi or are they no-gi? Could you also show the no-gi wrestling variation. Thank you.
Kalle Pikku
Agreed, I like the technic, but I would to see an alternative version!
It requires the use of the gi. Closest thing in no gi would be a fire man's carry/dump.
Eddie Quinoy
Oooh, ok you’re right! A fireman’s carry is the perfect alternative with no Gi👍
Yea, nobody wears a jacket or hoody in the real world.
Dumb fuck.
SooO... more like, "I've used it against high level wrestlers. Disclaimer: while they were wearing a gi" ? I.e. against Judo/Jiu-jitsu players...?
Thank you 👏👏
ude gaeshi
Yes, or, more correctly, yoko wakare.
They are pretty similars but Cyborg grab at Lapel.
how would it work on a beginner, I am worried it might injure their shoulder
very smooth professor cyborg....good demo
seinundzeiten thank you 🙏🏻👊🏻 I’m glad you liked. Help us share it! 🥋🔥
Muito fã desse grande atleta e mestre Cyborg... Oss
brilliant!
One of the things that I do when I grab that color like that with my left hand going up into the collar my right hand goes in grips the lower belt so it would be nice to see how you would make that for work or what you would do in that situation
Nice.
Bjj fighting self defense techniques tornado throw ground
Thank you very much...Does it work when you are taller than your partner ? May be it s not apropriate ?
Idk I feel like this would be harder for taller ppl. If ur tall I would use the most common throws, they work the best for taller ppl.
Really well explained, subscribed.
So sad what happened with Ben
Superb.
Thank you lot Sensei !
Ude Gaeshi variation, thank you!
Any similar or alternative names of this throw in Sambo, Judo?
Is there any chance of injureing the opponents arm?
Yoko wakare. One can land in an armlock if grabs the far lapel.
Nice technique. Oss!
Excelente!!!!
Thanks for the share Professor ! Oss !
This actually looks like a variation of basic number two on Hapkido five basic. Funny how the Martial Arts when done long enough overlap. This guy is fast as hell though; great job!
Osss 🙏🏻🔥
Beautiful ❤️
Isso não foi uma aula, foi um show!
Mestrão! Encontrei meu jogo a partir dessa queda! Oss
Técnica de yokosutemiwaza
oss.....top cyborg!!
This will be good for judo as we can't do kata guruma with the leg grab anymore.
it's a judo throw. 'Yoko wakare'.
If you're learning Judo for self-defence, find an instructor who doesn't care about competition. Sport-Centric martial arts are great for "Realism" until they start banning "dangerous" techniques, which is patently unrealistic; in a real fight, literally no holds are barred, and as such, if you have the skill and the opportunity, something like Kani Bassani is extremely effective.
I thought yoko wakare was done from an ippon seoi nage grip?
That's a fair comment, its just that if you want to train kata guruma with good fighters you have to do it off of a cross grip or another variant. I just liked it as its a different grip.
Judo chance the rules so much, we can not do many thecniques.
Judo became very restrict and limited sport.
professor quando puder faz uma defesa da passagem under over.oss
awesome !
Yoko wakare?
Correct
It's Ude Gaeshi, slightly different than Yoko Wakare. This one puts way more focus on twisting the arm, using a different grip. Yoko Wakare in turn is a bit more dependant on momentum, I believe. Names are just names though.
This is inverted soe nage?
Love it
Sinistro oss
GREAT looking Gi's there
Poderia fazer o explicativo em português para seus fãs aqui do Brasil? ?? Muito obrigado sou seu fã monstro
anderson pedroso valeu campeão. Vamos fazer isso acontecer 👊🏻👊🏻 em breve!
CYBORG TV te acompanho no Instagram também, e estou usando esta queda muito boa pois já caio nos 100quilos onde estou em casa pois grande parte das minhas finalizações são dos 100quilos...
Cyborg da uma moral lá no insta...@pedrosobjj_gbcampolargo muito obrigado
Quedão Oss👏👏👏👏👏👏👊
Sou um faixa branca que só sabe puxar pra guarda, vou ver se mudo isso a partir de agora!
Is this basically a gi armspin?
Thank you so much for your video sir :D . I believe this is called ude gaeshi in judo (or a variation of it), arm srew or arm spin in wrestling. I have been searching and studying this particular technique. One problem i encounter with this technique is that: It can be done with such force and speed that can literally tear someone's arm out of his shoulder brutally. I am not making this up as I did see a guy doing this resulting in a broken arm. I really do not know how he could do that, but my instructors all hesitated to teach me this tech due to its extreme danger.
So I hope you could explain to me why it is so dangerous like that? And how to mitigate its danger. I hope to put this to practice as soon as I can figure out how to do this tech without hurting some body.
Again, thank you so much for your effort sir :D .
What can probably help is to combine this take down practicing with lots of rolling over the shoulder. Aswell a technical falling so you and your train partners can get used to the move and prepare to hit the ground hard.
Really it's called yoko wakare. 'Ude gaeshi' is really a kind of arm lock which is performed using this throw. But yeah.
Eh... Can't any technique be performed with enough force and speed that they can cause injury? Was working it with my main training partner and yeah if I fought it with all my might, I would probably get injured.
Northshore Carpet thank you for your answer :D . I did practice this with those i am confident in their rolling ability, but i have not dared trying this on real competition. I dont want to be called a**hole you know, still working on how to deliver this safely and still with beneficial results.
Cyborg hell yea the top dog in the game boi
that was bad ass
OSS!
Show! 👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌
Nice technique and very effective. Judo might be the origin of this technique but Japanese Ju Jitsu, Aikido, Hapkido, and all of their variances use this technique. Been around for a hundred or more years. I never been attacked by a violent thug on the street with a Gi so I use several types of hand traps to compensate and I never go to the ground because the thug always has buddies ready and willing to stomp on me. Once he is down, I just stomp on him while going for one of his buddies. His head and throat is always open to a heavy boot but there are always other places to break things. If your assailant has a weapon, be sure to take it away from him and use it against his buddies. That is the only fair thing to do. Never stick around for the cops because they like to arrest those who win and are not the thugs.
Ude gaeahi