judo in the street

[GhostlySykanRyu]

Do it quickly and follow through, they'll go down. Hard.

[username9]

I'm talking throws in English cos I don't know the japanese names - I know striking in Japanese - but not throwing! lol (Plus thes are Ju Jitsu throws - which I know are similar....but here they are...)

 

Top throws:

 

Hip Throw (Simple but effective

 

Spring Hip (Harder to do but even more effective)

 

Outer Reaping (Which is Osoto Gari - I think)

 

Knee Wheel (Takes out their knee and slams the back of their head into ur knee!)

 

and my fave to do - although it is very "hollywood" is:

 

Shoulder Wheel! (Cos it is devastating!)

[mattyj]

sliding your right foot round the back of their right foot and pushing with your right forearm can ground much larger people than you...

[mattyj]

btw thats from only a little judo experience so feel free to call me wrong but it worked on many-a-giant in ballrush games when i was back in school

 

and yea hip throw can be quite good too

[karategirl06]

Your height would be the problem, so it depends.

[IshanRyu]

Defending hook punch - Tai Otoshi

Defending straight punch - Tani otoshi

Defending kick - O uchi gari

Close in grapple - Morotoe gari

Afterwards, manouver into juji gatame for the snap, crack and pop

[Mr Pockets]

While I like some Judo style throws, I'd personally feel better doing a wrestling take-down; single or double leg or taking his back. With that said, if a guy ever snuck up on me or got on my back, I'd probably go for a standard hipthrow. However, even facing the guy, if we clinched or I just saw the opportunity, I'd love to just toss a guy with a "head and arm" throw (I don't know the official name), those really let you slam the guy into the ground.