[juanlawnmower]

Originally Posted by Mr Bosco

For both BJJ and wrestling, these are all I use and have tremendous success with.

Takedowns
Single Leg
Double Leg
High Crotch into a Double leg. (A great one to use, for sure.)

Throws
Hip Toss
Firemans Carry
Arm Spin
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I like to use the High Crotch into a Double Leg takedown alot. It's a strong move because even if they sprawl, you still have a tight grip behind one of their knees so they can't get their legs away from you alogether.

It also makes it harder to push their hips down since you are right underneath them. From their it's easy to change your grip bring you trail leg up and around and a double you have !

As for throws I mainly use those three. The Firemans Carru and the Hip Toss mainly. The Arm Spin can be a little tricky.

But you can't beat a good single/double leg shot. No way.Those two are better than any throw and the best takedowns to use.

I've never really considered the Fireman's a throw. It's more of a dump. You're supposed to pull him over you, not throw. I loved that move in HS wrestling, and I'm sure it's even more effective in gi.

[Rinksterk]

Originally Posted by phengeng

when you say A LOT? what do you mean by that?

I mean, a lot. Drill a takedown you like like 50 times a day so you can do it without even thinking about it. I think throws like uchimata are harder to master so you need to practice them more.

Singles and doubles are good as well but in gi they are harder to pull off. You can stuff a shot much easier with the gi. I have a lot more success with shooting when I spar no-gi and use them a lot. There's a reason you don't see them a lot in judo comps.

[Q mystic]

Originally Posted by phengeng

Hey guys, i've been looking at some Judo throws to help with my bjj standing game.

I swear half the throws look the same but with tiny differences. Anyways what are the best high % throws people incorporate from judo to their bjj game.

uchi mata? Haraigoshi?

do foot sweeps work?


This is my list of takedown and throws that i think would work for gi. I'm still a beginner so i'm not sure if they work or not, any advice is great thanks.

Single Leg
Double Leg
Uchimata
Firemans carry
• Osatogari
• Hanimakikomi
• Koshiguruma
• Haraigoshi
• Ouchigarai
• Taiotoshi
• Ryu Throw (streetfighter, sacrifice throw...roll into mount or something)


http://www.judoinfo.com/gokyo1.htm
this site has vids of the 40 traditional judo throws, this is where i got some of my list.

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[Judo21]

I forgot the Judo name of it, but if you fake an inside trip, the leg that you fake it on will move up for a single. When you get the single, you sweep the other leg. Works every time!!

[Ballz_Onya_Chin]

Originally Posted by Judo21

I forgot the Judo name of it, but if you fake an inside trip, the leg that you fake it on will move up for a single. When you get the single, you sweep the other leg. Works every time!!

In wrestling we called that a tree top. It works great and you can really get some power behind it. If you don't like lifting it you can always go low and block the other leg with your inside hand, we called that a Navy. No clue about the names... wrestlers give moves stupid names.

[Balefire]

Originally Posted by Judo21

I forgot the Judo name of it, but if you fake an inside trip, the leg that you fake it on will move up for a single. When you get the single, you sweep the other leg. Works every time!!

I think it would be "fake a kouchi gari then follow up with ashi dori ouchi gari." But your description is a lot more informative than the fancy judo names :p

[350 lbs fist]

Uchi Mata and foot sweeps work for me.

Be wary of any throw where you give up your back completely if you're not dead good at it.

Most BJJ guys tend to have a crouching stance so dragging people down by the gi and sprawling them down from there is possible too.

[Krimzon]

i am terrible with throws and don't trust myself enough to try uchis or most other takedowns but the fireman carry seems relatively simpler. How risky is it?

[ElusiveMachida]

Originally Posted by YeahBee

Balls that was the excat throw I was gong to copy and paste

what are the hand grips for this throw?

[Judo21]

Originally Posted by Balefire

I think it would be "fake a kouchi gari then follow up with ashi dori ouchi gari." But your description is a lot more informative than the fancy judo names :p

Thanks