5 Most Dangerous Judo Throws - STILL LEGAL #judo

I'd like to see a video on the Judo Chop. My judo practitioners think this is a fake strike. But the Atemi-Waza is real in the early Judo arts.

I knew Ura Nage would appear here.
That one throw is just too much for me. I've practiced Tani Otoshi many times, as well as some Osoto Makikomi, but I draw the line at Ura Nage. I've hurt myself attempting it lmao. If Tori gets hurt, and there's a high chance of Uke getting really hurt too, then you know that it's best not to use it.

I rememeber we were practicing tani otoshi, my partner, did it the wrong way, when he was falling, I was feeling my knee about to break, but luckly I acted quickly to prevent the injury

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I like your videos !

This specially aplies to bjj, wrestling and mma. Because they have less systematized sports (and from what I've seen more egos), they usually don't know or care about explaining techinques according to your level, so the risk is much greater. In my 1st month of mma someone tried to throw me with Tani Otoshi and almost ripped my left knee.

I’m not trying to troll was just curious is Judi chop real

Oooo s... This is all my judo technique's... Expect kosoto and sasai juricomi ... 😬😬😬✌️

The Yagura Nage creates a hard fall for uke. 😬

Respect for uke o7

A very important video for those who do not know these throws but are thinking to learn to add to their repertoire.

Yep, tani otoshi tore my ACL.... 😢

Wrestling>Judo

Judo in general is very dangerous , one bad landing on the neck/head and it could lead a to a life injury or even worse.

Awesome video

Ura Nage can always be dangerous, but the others ... No! I would never do Sumi Gaeshi that way. Kani Basami can be dangerous if you do it by Judo Rules. I do it Billy Blank's way, up high, one hand grabbing shoulder. Then no risk to knees.

Good info.

I learned all these throws in Sambo years ago so much fun

The first one is not Osoto makikomi but Harai makikomi

Nem judogui usa

Is ok to overlap the belt in the back like that?

Reminds me of Khabib and Islam Makachev. Second throw initially was done by Islam Makachev☺

Can confirm that move 3, tani otoshi, tears the ACL 🥲. Had that happen to me by a guest at the gym I was at right before competition.

Tani Otoshi took my knee for 3 weeks (thank god) during my second ever class. My training partner was an absolute moron and kept spamming that as his counter for everything. I went for an uchi mata next thing I knew he was dropping uncontrolled onto my knee. I ended up on top of him anyway so I don’t know what his goal was there. In a judo or BJJ comp I would have scored.

I trained from the age 5 till 18 and competed all the time, both national and international. I used Tani Otoshi all the time. The one technique that got me injured was ippon seoi nage...... dislocated elbow and shoulder blus broke my elbow. Ura Nage no scare me 😅.

Only throw that scares me is drop seoi-nage I’ve been pile driven into the mat by too many new students

Ura Naga slams. This is a 100% complaint throw for Uke to be safe.

I actually used to use a move I came up with that was really similar to the tani otoshi in high school wrestling for mat returns when my opponent was trying to stand up & escape from bottom position on the ground. I’d lock my hands around the waist, lay my leg across the back of the shins, sit down and back onto my butt then scramble on top of my opponent.

It worked perfectly in collegiate wrestling (probably even better than in judo) because wrestlers will squat down and lean back when standing up to escape. You can also push & move forward on your opponent with your hands around his waist & then pull back into the otoshi to get him even more off balance.

When i was training judo and i was 14 i got hit by the second throw and i straight up scorpioned on the mat, this caused me to quite since it literally terrified me

funny fact that morote gari is much saver than all these tecniques, and it's still prohibited

Thank you Sensei. You are strong 💪💪! I haven't seen these techniques in competitions yet.

I have been practicing judo for four months, and a month ago I suffered a fall on my right elbow. Fortunately, my hand was not broken. It took three weeks to heal, but The effects of shock and fear were still there, to the point that my performance decreased greatly, and I became very afraid for myself due to harm. Out of fear, I fell on my own hand again. This frustrates me a lot . I hope you can give me some advice that might help me get rid of this fear❤ ❤

The first throw is incorrectly labeled, it is labeled osoto makkikomi, when, just as spoken, it's soto.

LOL! The first three throws on this video are literally the only three throws I ever used in shiai that are still legal (along with kata guruma and te guruma, which the idiot IJF has seen fit to ban)... 😂

Great video and brilliant delivery with great knowledge and understanding the risk factors.
This would be certainly the dojo I would train from if not in the Uk.

I learned tani-otoshi at white belt

Many years ago. I used Ura-Nage to win third place in my country’s national competition.

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I watched some review street fight using judo - I learnt that 100% of judo throws can be lethal. A faceplant morote seoinage looks brutal.

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These are not legal ! I did them to a stranger and got chased

Were is habareli ?

"I need one more of those" LOL😆

They are ALL my favourite techniques.....both Left and Right.

My teammate just got injured with a Tani Otoshi about 2 weeks ago. I believe he actually did tear his ACL unfortunately.

😢those are my favorite throws except the last one need practice that. I study more for self defense 🙃

The fact he's teaching self defense but afraid to teach the moves that hurt people 🤦

Is Yagura-nage not a changed version of Khabarelli since leg grabs were banned?
That is the name I learned for the throw.

Tani Otoshi is indeed very dangerous. I injured my partner with this technique at BJJ training ! I felt so bad about it. Be very careful when you use it for the sake of your partner's knee !