[farmboy]

I've seen some guys in mma use ippon-seoi-nage, like Karo and Joe Stevenson in his fight with Luke Cumo. Has anyone around the boards been successful in using this technique in a no gi environment? It seems to me that you could easily get your back taken, and not have the thought of getting stood back up by the ref after 5 seconds of holding off a hadaka jime for 5 seconds.

Also, what are some other judo techniques that can be easily transfer from gi to no gi? *I'm talking about throws.*

[Shadowdean]

O-Goshi works well. ..I think there is a thread on this.

[Greasemonk]

I used a tomoe nage in no-gi once, I went straight to mount and transitioned to an armbar. I wouldn't use an Ippon Seonagi, i would rather do a drop seonagi and only when my opponent was pushing me or rushing me.

[Younghusband]

Originally Posted by farmboy

Has anyone around the boards been successful in using this technique in a no gi environment?

Yes, but I tend to do it to the side, which can be a little dangerous if the guy doesn't know what it going on. At least he doesn't get much of a chance for RNC.

Kataguruma is another one you could do in a nogi environment.

[Cojofl]

Throws I've found to work well without the gi:

Osoto Gari
Hiza Guruma
Sasae
Ouchi Gari
Tani Otoshi
Tai Otoshi
Harai Goshi
Uchimata
Sumi Gaeshi
Kouchi Gari
Kouchi Makikomi
Kosoto Gari

More if I think of them

[Thalion]

my opinion :

Osoto Gari
Hiza Guruma http://www.judomma.com/yoshida_silva_sasae.gif
Ouchi Gari http://www.judomma.com/omigawa_riley_sweep.gif
Tani Otoshi
Harai Goshi http://www.judomma.com/murata_ookubu_harai.gif http://www.judomma.com/parisyan_lytle_harai.gif
Uchimata
Sumi Gaeshi (like karo's udegarami grip sumi gaeshi)
Kouchi Gari (gake)
Kouchi Makikomi
Kosoto Gari (gake)
morote gari http://www.judomma.com/yoon_rampage_morotegari.gif
kuchiki daoshi
kibisu gaeshi http://www.judomma.com/takimoto_tamura_pick.gif
ura nage http://www.judomma.com/fedor_herring_uranage.gif
kata guruma
te guruma http://judomma.com/lombard_slam.gif
sumi gaeshi
O goshi
uki goshi
koshi guruma
ashi guruma http://www.judomma.com/nakamura_randleman_harai.gif
hane goshi
Yoko otoshi http://www.judomma.com/nastula_rodrigo_yoko.gif
sukui nage
ushiro goshi

[knoxpk]

I've seen some guys in mma use ippon-seoi-nage, like Karo and Joe Stevenson in his fight with Luke Cumo. Has anyone around the boards been successful in using this technique in a no gi environment? It seems to me that you could easily get your back taken, and not have the thought of getting stood back up by the ref after 5 seconds of holding off a hadaka jime for 5 seconds.

Also, what are some other judo techniques that can be easily transfer from gi to no gi? *I'm talking about throws.*

My youngest brother used this move in one of his toughest wrestling tournaments when he was a sophmore. it was against the #2 seed in the tournament in the semi finals. So yes it does work no gi. It works best if the opponet is moving towards you however as was the case in this match. In wrestling it is called the "arm spin".

[Judoka89]

I heard they all can work (the throws I mean) with just a little bit of adaptation.

[Cojofl]

Originally Posted by Judoka89

I heard they all can work (the throws I mean) with just a little bit of adaptation.

Not all, but most do with varying degrees of success.

[Travis Trayer]

Originally Posted by Greasemonk

I used a tomoe nage in no-gi once, I went straight to mount and transitioned to an armbar. I wouldn't use an Ippon Seonagi, i would rather do a drop seonagi and only when my opponent was pushing me or rushing me.

You do drop when you do the nogi ippon seonage. It is a pretty common HS wrestling move called *** Whizzer. I don't really like this move. It is something you have to hit early game usually because if they are sweaty it is really hard to do. Plus if it fails you are in a really shitty position. I don't like TDs that put you in a bad spot if you don't hit it.