How well can I apply Muay Thai sweeps, dumps, and throws. What are the Judo versions of these ones in particular: https://youtu.be/6LiUozI5LzY?si=9lSubMcPPh1A__uB&t=46andhttps://youtu.be/6LiUozI5LzY?si=ii533PEAoydUP0yI&t=89It looks like some kind of hip bump or front uchi mata.I didn't know if I should post this in either /judo/ or /thaig/ so I making this thread.
Japanese terminology doesn't differentiate between kicks and sweeps. To me that means velocity is impliedBlast them niggers in there
>>202394Mauy Thai sweeps are usually very simple and are almost a variant of Sasae-Tsurikomi-Ashi, De-Ashi-Harai or Kosoto-Gari. I’ve actually gotten better at these moves since I’ve started training Muay Thai since most other throws aren’t allowed
>>202394Sort of? All of the Muay Thai throwing techniques are perfectly valid but the problem is in Muay Thai you’re dealing with a guy who is not only not gripping you back, but from what I’ve seen also not prepared for a grappling action when the techniques are executed. This makes it a lot easier to pull them off. If you are doing judo against a judoka your technique for throwing is going to require a lot more refinement.That said the video you posted is 90% ashi and koshi waza. Specifically, uki-goshi for their hip throws and ashi harai, de ashi harai, and Sasae tsurikomi ashi for their foot techniques.
>>202394muay thai sweeps are amazing! but there is a problem, if you're doing judo then their stance is just so diferente becasue there is no strikes involved that you won't be able to throw no one.
