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I could mention them if I knew the Judo names for them......

 

Some Judo throws are pretty good, and some arent. The biggest problem I have with alot of Judo throws is that it leaves your back vulnerable to attack. Im going to attempt to give my two cents and try to remember the names. Forgive my horrendus spelling.

 

Hari Gosh and Sai Nagi (drop Sai Nagi?). Im not good at either. I also like to go for an uchimata straight up the legs- then I switch to an ankle pick right at the end. I try to learn a few judo throws, but for the most part, I try to break the grips and stick to wrestling takedowns.

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I use the uchi mata but never a drop seoi nage, I'll give it a try. Kata garuma is a good one for short people and a morote tomoe nage is as well. Problem is, the guys I roll with know what I'm going to use...

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Gumbi, forward throws like that require that you totally commit to them. It's not surprising that you are getting your back taken if you are not very good at them.

 

As for throws, don't neglect the feet. Simple ones like Kosoto gake, ouchi gari, kouchi gari etc don't have the flash but put ppl to the ground none the less.

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Most Judo throws in general leave your back vunerable to attack. I like the throws where you can remain standing after you throw your opponent to the ground. I dont know the names of them, so I cant give you any examples.

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Yoko tomoe nage and kata garuma are two I've been working on.

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I use the uchi mata but never a drop seoi nage, I'll give it a try. Kata garuma is a good one for short people and a morote tomoe nage is as well. Problem is, the guys I roll with know what I'm going to use...

 

a guy I train with wins off of the drop seionage - he uses it to throw, then pins them. usually wins on points, as he's pretty new to bjj.

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