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Love the tekken music

Ever since I saw Nakano Shintaro do the deep seoi nage I've loved it. I'm a tall guy but I aspire to get it right. I'm lucky to have the mobility, but need to perfect the speed and control. We've practiced seoi nage in hikidashi a lot to learn the dynamics better with my instructor. I've struggled to make the turn step not too long, but seeing how you actually manage to get the foot all the way behind your still standing foot is mind boggling and cool. You just realize how much you have left to improve when you see someone very practiced do it. Interestingly enough we've practiced curling the hand instead of letting it stay open to prevent wrist injury instead. Beginners tend to load the tsurite hand with all of the weight of uke when they are trying to pull with arms, so I guess it's safer to start that way when people don't have the technique down and don't have trained wrists 🤷‍♀️ but often instructed to grip a bit lower on the lapel to give more free movement for the tsurite hand when curled. I wonder if it'll be a problem to change the technique eventually to open wrist. I found the biggest fault for me was pulling with tsurite instead of hikite and I started practicing without tsurite at all for a bit. Great video, thank you! I love that you give very very advanced strategy advice to set it up like the gi and gripping tricks. I've only seen them in almost secret technique western judo videos, not in teaching basics even though those seem extremely important to doing judo in practice.

It says "for beginners" but I swear many of the higher belts benefit going through the details again as well. Or perhaps fine tuning their throw for the first time. You tend to see all kinds of forms depending on what's a person's favourite/least favourite technique and how long it is since they drilled it with focus. Just like you can sometimes see black belts looking like they were learning uchi mata for the first time in a seminar. Rambling aside, great content for anyone really. I'm a firm believer you can never be too good at the fundamental basics and can never practice and focus them to perfection. I've never learned or done the tsurite "pop" to get the arm out of the way. Now I will. Morote is such a cool technique, so simple/basic tool yet so much to learn and master. I love how your instructionals are so varied, demonstrating multiple different circumstances and what to note in them.

Great, thanks! From the first situation, could you go immediately into a tai otoshi? Or are the grips not sufficient?

Excellent demonstration! As a beginner it helps me in my randori. Thank you!

This video is a hidden gem. Thanks for posting.

Absolutely brilliant.

Love it thanks 👍

Just found your channel and subscribed. Very clear instructions, nice camera angles

Nice meeting, nice randori happy people 💪

Biginners is wrong, beginner’s is correct

Wow Japanese Judo is so beautiful! The only channel that allows international people inside to true Japanese judo. ありがとう!!!

素晴らしい新しいアップロードだ。先生、この新しいアップロードに背中を押されて、先生のすべてのレッスンが収録された過去のアップロードを何度も何度も見直しています。 私はこの精神とチーム間の友情が大好きです。このスポーツの素晴らしさを教えてくれてありがとう。😃

Gotta admit every time I get thrown in randori I can’t stop laughing. I love it when a perfect throw works

what a nice video keep it up <3

Good to see everyone enjoying them selves while they are training 👌

It's nice to watch and listen while someone is doing the techniques smooth and fluid. Thank you

this video is indeed vey useful sensei

I have seen this technique done with both hands on the arm being pulled of the opponent. Instead of one hand on the lapel and one on the sleeve. Is that incorrect?

Double kouchi gari! Never thought about this ! Also good tip about going for forward from kenka yotsu, here kouchi gari is taught onlye stepping backwards. Domo arigatou gozaimasu !!!

When Kouchi doesn't work, what to do ? MORE Kouchi ! ! ! I love you guys. That's the spirit.

Great video thanks you ! Can you do a video on ashi guruma please ? 😁

golden stuff on the shifting weight

This is incredible!

There are many details that we have to master in order to "get it". Your explanation is great, and thanks to you I could do it in training, very slowly against a small and big guy ( 100 kilos, smaller than me ). If it is done correctly, we don't even need speed. By watching a video from Inoue Kousei on the topic of uchi mata, I got another two nice details about "kuzushi" and feet placement. Little by little I am getting there. Thank you so much. Your moves are awesome to watch. Now, I will have to drill this, and then implement it in randori ( easy with some opponents, and hard against some others ). Matthieu マチュー

no one was prepared for those calves sensei

is there some kind of weighted judo dummy that I could use to practice this stuff?

This was really great, thank you very much !

Judo is so nice ! And your team is great. I love all the throws.

Very beautiful uchimata

Hi! Me again.. when I practice uchi mata I often get the comment that I should straighten my attack leg when I swing it back. I see here a lot of examples where tori keeps the leg bent. What do you think about this topic?

Smart Thanks

Such a brilliant video with excellent attention to detail. Thank you so much! Love your videos 🙏

Fluid Judo 頑張れ!

looks like great training with good judoka in a beautiful dojo. all the best things!

Thank you for sharing this!

Cool ! 👍

Very well explained , saving this video and subscribed

Thats not uchi gari thats gamosma dzmao 😂

Those videos are the best. I'm french too, and living in Japan, so I was happy to watch this good content. You are all great people ! Thank you very much for sharing. 山形より Matthieu マチュー

No way I can ever pull this off ! It's beautiful though.

Thank you for the awesome video. It's always lovely to watch randori. Fluid Judo's style is very good ! I want to learn more and more. I'm a 40 years old french, and I practice with students in a japanese university. They play judo like the "fluid team". Me, I am more leaning towards russian style ( over the back ) judo. I can score pretty well with sumi gaeshi. Sadly, I would like to use ( standing ) seoi nage, but I cannot do it. I still cry at night about it. Maybe I can learn from the fluid team and become strong ?! One can hope ... You are all awesome ! I love your styles very much. Matthieu

WOW ... great upload. I love how you create the reviews for all the ippons based on your previous RUclips classes. I love how everyone have had great time. We love judo, everyone loves judo ... we're connected through judo. I'm looking forward to seeing next video. Greetings to your team and your guests.

Could you next go over some ne-waza techniques?

Super thanks

Thanks for sharing! Looks like you had a lot of fun :)

Thank you for the videos sir and the English explanation; really appreciate that

Salut messieurs très bonne vidéo merci beaucoup félicitations à bientôt j'espère

Looks scary

Can u share some tips to avoid injuries with Tai otoshi. I know some people who have knee issues doing this throw