Khamzat Busting Seoi Nage
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This guy is really on it.
Been watching g the body mechanics timing execution perfect.
Yep good shit.
That’s nice. Question how would this work/ be a good idea in close quarters combat?
I can attest that it is. (Obviously, you want to make sure you understand the set up and mechanics of it well). But … make sure you have something to go to if you miss it. Most people wouldn’t see it coming or be able to defend it, but it’s always good to have a couple of moves / repositions to shift to if you don’t land the throw.
Brilliant.
Take a look at this DURA throw it’s from the book Arwrology techniques taught to commandos in world war 2.
I can do that! It’s brutal when you’re the othr guy.
I whish I was a robot with pills.
Looks to me like what we called “drop seoi nage”. That’s how it was taught to me fifty years ago. Notice how deep his driving leg goes between the opponent’s legs. At the instant of maximum force he is driving off a foot which is BEHIND his opponent, and all of their weight is in front of that foot. Unless he rotates his opponent all the way over, the poor guy lands on his head, and that was what we had to watch out for so that we didn’t knock the other guy unconscious. Voice of experience (from being on the receiving end).
Looks like sex night with the wife
I would love to learn that,whats the technique called again?
Kneeling ippon seoi nage CAN be effective, gi or no-gi – it is a “high-percentage” throw in judo tournaments. But while Khamzat’s mechanics are impeccable during this throwing demonstration, his opponent is NOT resisting AT ALL. I’d like to see footage of him executing the throw in some sort of competitive venue with a fully resisting (and attacking) opponent. Does anyone have links to such ready at hand?
Love the modern internet ability to slow down video to quarter speed to see how he’s doing it