I love that throw. Took me until my senior year to master ('89).

@andretullier3469

4 жыл бұрын

I was born in 89

@websniffer1466

3 жыл бұрын

I love this throw tho I never got to use it in middle school wrestling.

@websniffer1466

3 жыл бұрын

@Big Mike aka Heavy Mike that's pretty cool I'm not a natural to combat but I'm a natural in jogging

@abdul-salamdreza6774

3 жыл бұрын

@Big Mike aka Heavy Mike hey man that's awesome, keep on it big fella

@JuanSoto-ws5ch

3 жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ loves you amen

Try putting ur hands on me again mom i dare u

@Chris-fk3pz

4 жыл бұрын

😭😂😂

@whitetiger310

3 жыл бұрын

Well some moms know how to use a sandle 😂😂

@pennonN

8 ай бұрын

Wow this was 12 years ago…

this move is so easy to hit and so effective and it also gets the crowd excited

I'm currently using these moves freshman year and RN I'm 16-1 and I started wrestling this year. More practice I get I'll be amazing soon and thanks for the tips :)

@stephenfreel6043

5 жыл бұрын

I'm also a freshman, and I have something to say about this. It's good to learn the moves. But you need to learn how to control your opponents, this Arm Throw is an exposure move, not a Control move.

@righttohavebeararms.4300

4 жыл бұрын

Stephen Freel heavy snaps pushes and pulls , wrist control and pick that heel .

@heavensent9173

4 жыл бұрын

16 wins? or loses

@emmy4537

4 жыл бұрын

Maximilian's dad he said “16-1”. obv the wins come first u moron.

@darenleeper1644

4 жыл бұрын

@@emmy4537 lol funny. I think he was asking cause most first year wrestlers dont win 16 matches

If i had known about this throw I'd be practicing it every day and would've been in my top five standing moves to use

@KOLATCOM

11 ай бұрын

Wow top 5! Nice!

Nice! I started watching your vids a couple months ago. I haven't been training nearly as often as I'd like to or should... and still, I follow your advice and I feel like I'm an entirely different guy on the mat. Thank you!

Did this move to win one of the biggest wrestling tournaments in my area. Thank you SO much!

This coach is a certified killer! So agile.

Your technique is the best ever I seen n I been to cael Sanderson camp when I was in high school please keep it coming coach 💯 🙏 respect and thank you for the lessons 🙏

Thank u so much sir to creat this video

This is a Judo Throw that works wonders in wrestling!!!! it is called Ippon seoi nage. Hane makikomiis amazing too. Right to side control and pinning position.

@ummno4849

5 жыл бұрын

Wrestlings alot older than judo bitch

@Sgtassburgler

5 жыл бұрын

Japan isn't even as old as wrestling.

@SaftonYT

5 жыл бұрын

@@ummno4849 Yeah, unless the OP was referring specifically to folkstyle.

@jsl8461

5 жыл бұрын

​@@ummno4849 First of all, wrestling is a pretty broad term that covers many different sports (I think wrestling includes judo as well). A more precise wording is that wrestling includes some sports that are older than modern judo. But modern folkstyle / freestyle are not significantly older than modern judo. Ancient wrestling styles (there are many) are *completely* different from modern wrestling. For example, in Greek wrestling, submissions were allowed, and there were no points for takedowns. The only way to score was by forcing the opponent to submit, touch their back to the mat, or step out of the ring (all of which all scored one point, first person to score 3 wins). Chinese wrestling (shuai jiao) is even older, around 6,000 years old. In some versions, competitors fought on a raised platform with the goal of knocking the other person off. Freestyle and Greco Roman wrestling were invented in the early 19th century, but they did not look like modern wrestling. For example, there were no points until around 1941 (same is true of American folkstyle), so anything less than a pin (back exposure, takedowns, go-behinds, etc) would not score. Needless to say, stalling penalties did not exist either. Since then, the sports have undergone many changes, and it's only in recent times that they have become the fast paced sports that we see today. The same can be said of modern judo. Judo was invented in the late 19th century. But modern judo looks nothing like judo of the 19th century. It starts looking like the modern version around the 1960's, thanks to its inclusion in the Olympics. Anyways, in the modern versions of these sports, the arm throw is a primary attack in judo, akin to a high crotch or head-inside single in wrestling. On the other hand, the arm throw is merely a secondary (or even tertiary) attack in folkstyle / freestyle. It's obvious that judo places more emphasis on this throw than folkstyle or freestyle.

@ummno4849

5 жыл бұрын

@@jsl8461 shut up bitch you put to much thought into it cause you probaly just started judo and you probaly think judo work to

Thank You, Mr. Kolat.

The thing I always loved about wrestling is that there so many moves. You’ll never know every move but the processs of drilling and learning one move and then executing that move in a live match. It’s a different feeling almost better than scoring a touch down

@KOLATCOM

6 ай бұрын

True! You're out on the mat on your own.

Very impressive! I go to judo and we also use this throw, or at least it is very similar!

@waltherwagner9711

Жыл бұрын

Yes, its a seoi nage

@No-Lie-I-Want-To-Die

3 ай бұрын

In addition to that, that move has been featured in action cinema, so many times.

love this move. i hit it when there least expecting it :)

thank you!!

excellent channel. thanks.

Amazing as a judo man before single doubles (leg attacks wrre banned in judo compettions) i really love this sequence! 😊

@KOLATCOM

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! Sorry to hear about the ban!

@bobkk-ev5ls

10 ай бұрын

@KOLATCOM happened years ago, your great videos 📹 have me reminiscing of the fun days of judo 😆

Thank you so much for helping me with wrestling. I wrestled for Brighton high school and started as a Jr in high school. We do not have a very good wrestling program we always lost we were never at the top of the podium and we have never really had a coach we have a brand new coach hopefully one that won't leave our program. I would have never learned how to become a wrestled without you and your videos please continue to upload more of these videos to help kids like me. Thank you I can't thank you enough for being there when I was frustrated because I was losing all the time and you helped me. Thank you

@TheAgaskins

7 жыл бұрын

Bryan Jones Heeeyyyyyy I wrestle for Bartlett. We beat you two weeks ago😜

@existentialhorticulture7996

7 жыл бұрын

TheDigitalGoose I graduated last year that's dope though good job on the win

@tuffyvide

6 жыл бұрын

Prairie view ftw

Amazing

excellent channel!

thanks for upload bro all of ur videos r very cool

@KOLATCOM

8 жыл бұрын

+Carl Johnson Your welcome but visit our main site for even more FREE clips www.kolat.com

This brings me back to pretty much my only moment of glory in wrestling. Well, it was kind of glory for a second and then got scary in a way. The opponent was not a strong or skilled wrestler. The arm throw was one of the few moves I really paid attention to in training. He seemed clueless and kind of just let me do it if I remember correctly. I was so pleased for about two seconds, and then he did not get up. He seemed to have been severely stunned. He was okay after a bit though, and the other team informed me that he was prone to injury. So that made me feel less guilty about it.

Cary- You're a fantastic instructor! Thank you for the video's. Could you maybe consider noting at some point during the tutorial if any of these moves are illegal in High School? Wonder job sir!

@Gumba237 The keys is momentum. This doesn't work unless your opponent is push into you. To set him up you need to push into him (which naturally should bait him to push back) and then you hit it. The footwork is vital also. You need to swivel your hips hard and your back should almost take the place of where your opp is standing. So as his momentum is going forward, the power of your hips (and back) is bringing him over top of you.

Sweet arm throw. you really get momentum great with this technique. Thank you

Awesome❣️💪

Thank you

why would anybody dislike this??? this guy is amazing

Damn. This looks awesome.

Killer Kolat!

I learned how to do that along time ago very very effective

I NEED TO TRY THESEEE

You are the man!

Love the videos!!Have you ever taken any judo classes?

Kolat.... u rock

Awesome

to prevent injury a judoka told me that you should try and not fall flat or put out your legs, he said that your best chance is letting the side of the arm that the opponent has hit first and kinda roll the rest and make sure you're not stiff when you hit, from there the momentum from the roll can be kept to belly down by pushing and bridging to one side then the other if the guy tries to put a pin on you

Ty

This move is sick.

My assistant Coach did this to me in practice and I almost went to sleep. When I go down a weight class soon I'm gonna try this

Love this move

thanx im a thornwood wrestler and i use this move everytime

The mats that they have look like they are really hard!

he makes it look so easy

Very similar to an Ippon Seoi Nage throw. Slightly different because of the hang placement in wrestling, vs the 2 on 1 wrist grip in Judo.

@chaxologist2961

2 жыл бұрын

Overlapping technique with Lancashire and Catch Wrestling. English wrestling, particularly Cornish jacket wrestling uses that technique too from the 19th century.

Nice technique

Nice bro

Отлично всё показал, спасибо!

This bas slways been my alltime fav move

I love that move

Beautiful and fluid

I wish I knew this 4-5 years ago. Would've saved a lot of trouble.

V nice throw sir .

Bro i love that throw thats my main takedown for bjj and wrestling its called a drop seoi nage in judo

@KOLATCOM

6 ай бұрын

Glad you like it!

i feel so bad for that other guy

An important factor is following up or rolling into your opponent. It could be that you're rolling too much into it and he ends up above you. Or you don't roll enough and you're not exerting as much pressure on him, thus making it easier for him to roll you over. It takes practice. But you'll get it. It took me a good week to get a good consistent throw.

I appreciate the guy who donot speak anything and get hit in every video

Ippon seoi nage!!!!

@beccaaune3069

9 жыл бұрын

Hell yes!

@nottavip2442

6 жыл бұрын

Basically

@bullfrogjay4383

4 жыл бұрын

Been on the giving and receiving end. Good ol Ippon

@im_3than887

2 ай бұрын

ya man

awes-mazing

interesting, I've never seen seoi nage done with a double underhook on the arm, very cool

I'm going to use the move for wrestling

Holy shit that was bad ass

That was beautiful.

He makes that shit look awsome lol

Nice.

@KOLATCOM

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

Love pulling this off!

I LOVE THIS THROW… MY BREAD AND BUTTER.. THA GO-2- JOINT!!!

beautiful

this is the best shitt in KZread right now

Today I took someone under hook and over hooked it pressed up on them and when they pushed back I undid my over hook and throw them and it felt sooo nice

Try letting them get inside control and push into you then do the move and use their forward momentum against them. Works for me.

Super

Beautiful..!!(:

Yes.

Cary you are an amazing wrestler your videos are very helpful. I'm a 6th grader and a first year wrestler. I was not starting and I was not very successful in the matches I was in. Do you have any advice

thats what i was wondering

Brutal! nogi

Hello mister kolat. I am a high school wrestler and I find watching your videos helpful. But, I was wondering if you can make a video about the head throw. That would help a lot if I could see someone do it with great techique. Also if you could include how you set it up. That would be great.

@d86records9

10 жыл бұрын

headlock throws are a dangerous move against any decent wrestler...It will leave you exposed, especially your back...If it were me, I would focus on something else,,I would recommend the Lateral Drop,,my favorite wrestling throw..

super bro

0:33 gas warfare

@roman-el9lh

3 жыл бұрын

i didn’t even here that the first time 😂😂

I’m in 6th grade and just had my first tri meet and won both thnx for the tips

Doing these in a match is so good. And getting a pin from it. 😘

wow~totally, amazong and no dislike lol

Should you risk these types of moves or should you always just do what you are comfortable with?

@KOLATCOM

7 жыл бұрын

You shouldn't risk a move in competition unless you are comfortable with it. You can try it in practice but an arm throw is really a freestyle move and is not worth the risk in folkstyle because there is no slip rule lil ether have in freestyle.

@bigb00tyslayer20

6 жыл бұрын

better for judo,you can get away if you fail doing it.

@tddrytv732

4 жыл бұрын

if you want to do it get a really good feeling for it before attempting

@jessieb9384

4 жыл бұрын

You train with these moves until you're comfortable with them then you can use them

@user-jp5xz8bg1d

Жыл бұрын

​@@KOLATCOM Cary Kolat's Judo, Freestyle Wrestling, Pro Wrestling, Greco-Roman Wrestling, all throwing techniques, as well as all catching techniques, all catching techniques, all avoiding techniques, all blocking techniques, all kick landing techniques, and all non-falling techniques with interpreter subtitles for all countries Can you upload it as a KZread video?

In India this move is called dhobi pachad btw you explained it nicely thank you 😄

@KOLATCOM

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! You're welcome!

💪

it's the convergent evolution in wrestling. While this case foregoes any stable stance for bracing and lifting for directional changes and would be the same as momentum based ipponsei, the theory is essentially the same when you boil it down, though I think that Ipponsei would lend itself equally to going to the ground or staying standing, this would want to go to the ground to maintain control, either for a sport pinfall or self defense submission.

A Super tecnic

I love how he is always destroying this guy in almost every video. lol

This is a good one and all but how do I get more details on the throw

Love the slowmo 😂 sounds like two enormously big Orcs are fighting ❤😂😂

@KOLATCOM

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support!

Beautiful arm throw. Do you always have both arms under during the throw or can you utilize an over on the wrist side and under on the armpit side?

@KOLATCOM

Жыл бұрын

The classic arm throw is from an over under position so yes you can throw from there. The point of this throw is to make your opponent feel comfortable after blocking his shot by giving him the inside position. So, both your arms are outside after the block. The outside arm on the throw side clamps his forearm to your chest while your other arm goes around and under the opponent's other arm as you back step in for the throw.

@MackTrainingAcademy

Жыл бұрын

@@KOLATCOM That makes sense. Ill give this a shot.

how does he do all these moves so clean???

Nice. When r u coming back to Journeymen in upstate ny?

Helped me win my match

👌

@KOLATCOM

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for checking out our channel!

Obi I think his name is (sorry if I am wrong or spelled it wrong), is a man of steel as in every video he gets such punishment, I wont be suprised if he is a champion or something.

I hit the move on my match on 3rd quarter and I ended up braking the kids color bone 🤤😂

@corrosivelemongrenade5664

6 жыл бұрын

Bryan Martinez "third quarter"

@Hale-nh4ed

5 жыл бұрын

Bryan Martinez what color was it?

@janzugic6798

5 жыл бұрын

Hope you got disqualified, that poor kid probably wont go to tournaments ever again. You even find that funny that you almost broke his arm. Bet you don't know how much physical pain that causes... I remember my fights, one guy tried to throw me but he grabbed my arm in a wrong way, failed the throw. And after failing he rotated almost breaking my arm, i don't fear the pros i fear the begginers. I fear people like you.

@iccy7394

5 жыл бұрын

@@janzugic6798 dang man I just joined wrestling why u gotta tell me dis😭

@ssgootyj

5 жыл бұрын

@@janzugic6798 sound like a scary azz

An Ippon seio nage that Koga would be proud of.