GermanJones•

Would identify this as fantasy and not working.

Otherwise it looks like ushiro-goshi

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DoorsofPerceptron•

It might work with more leg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQplsEnXwmg, but yeah, the technique as is ushiro-goshi rather than front uchimata and probably wouldn't work.

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silvaphysh13•

I agree, ushiro goshi, his hips coming forward are what initiates the lift. I actually do things like this fairly frequently against front throws.

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cms9690OP+ BJJ Purple + Wrestling•

Explain how it wouldn't work.

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T03Jamm•

As soon as tori steps in with his leg like that I would drop for Tani Otoshi. Lots of risks with the technique as they show it.

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efficientjudo2nd Dan + BJJ Brown•

Its onto a crash mat with a compliant uke, its not being shown in a competitive context. All throws have risks - that's Judo, doesn't mean its not a legit technique - the entry starts almost the same as the Zantaraia front uchi-mata.

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cms9690OP+ BJJ Purple + Wrestling•

It was that style of Uchi Mata / Yagura Nage that inspired me to play with the movement.

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GermanJones•

What are the mechanics that make this throw work? Why is Uke falling on his back?

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efficientjudo2nd Dan + BJJ Brown•

Lifting with the hips and directing them onto the back using the hands

You have much better control of ukes torso with this than you would with a classic ushiro-goshi

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DoorsofPerceptron•

I think there's nothing holding the legs up.

Unless you turn the torso much more than is being shown here there's a very strong chance that that uke just puts his feet down after the pickup.

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cms9690OP+ BJJ Purple + Wrestling•

Exactly what u/efficientjudo said, it feels just like a te guruma / vertical revolution (sambo)/ high crotch (wrestling).

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Geschichtenerzaehler - GER•

Can't see the other side, but if he grabs the pants, this would be filed under Sukui Nage by the Kodokan.

Te Guruma is only an inofficial nick name for a certain variant of Sukui Nage btw, which very roughly looks similar to what we see here, but you'll find a lot better videos of that on Youtube.

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Meunclesmagicwand•

Yes te guruma is a version of sukui nage, but let's call it te guruma, because that variation is and has been called it for a very long time in judo years.

Mifune used to call it te guruma, rather than sukui nage.

https://youtu.be/2zO-N1ElH18

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