Hi, this is Shady and today we will be discussing Western boxing, Cugilism, Savat and their throws. So anyone familiar with a little bit of martial arts history, you would know that these Western style striking arts, such as Savat and the boxing, had a lot more grappling in the past. For example, boxing and the Queensborough rules that happened progressively removed a lot of the grappling and a lot of the stuff that used to happen in the past made the sport more specialized and more safe. Savat, same thing, any discipline. Today is going through some rule change and becoming specialized in something, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, striking karate, etc. So what we will do today is go through Cugil, Sakura Dasbook of 1904 that's discussing Western boxing, of course the link of the National Diet Library book will be in the description below and of course thank you Eric Chehan for shedding light on these little gems and of course as a Judoca what I will be doing is actually comparing it with a Judo and some wrestling footage, ghee and no ghee. So the first which is the obvious one is gonna be your classical Osoto Otoshi which you will see it in the graces of defense in karate and a lot of disciplines but here you can see it also in Western boxing, you hook the head, you plant your foot down behind them and overwhelm the upper body with your arm and of course tilting the head backwards and thus getting the throw. You can see on the left side the axis on the jawline which explains that you have to tilt the head backwards which will greatly affect their balance backwards and from there the leg that's doing the tripping and it's planted firmly and thus you get the take down so it is not sleevela, obviously but the way you actually take the head down is somewhat similar to an Ive Minage in Ikeido so Ive Minage is an entering throw where you actually go in with your arm across the face not on the neck which is a big misconception and you actually take them down so Osoto Otoshi is where you actually plant your foot down and overwhelm the upper body forward making them lean backwards and fall down so it's different than an Osoto Togari, this is an Osoto Togari where you actually rep away leg backwards and upwards not so much planting your foot down like quote tripping them so the next one is as you can actually imagine if you can hook the arm or across the face and plant your foot behind them you can actually turn the other way around and actually turn it to a turn throw, a hip toss wrapping around the head what we call today Koshi Guruma or in Quikoro-Mun wrestling head and arm throw it is very organic is very effective and it is very devastating regardless of the level and you can see it in all styles of wrestling throughout the world whether it's Kushti wrestling, Boch, Judo of course you can see this throw as effective as it is from the beginner level to the highest level even in the Octagon and MMA Ronda Rousey in particular so Koshi Guruma is a throw that kids learn but at the same time you can see it on the Olympic stage so this is it you basically pull them towards you, wrap the head, load on the hips and wheel them over your hips using the head lock to actually finish the throw so it's not a hip toss per se but the arm that's locking the head is doing a lot of the steering and a lot of the guiding which is very important it is called hip wheel because you're wheeling them over the hips here you can see Rekko Roman wrestling as well absolutely devastating and absolutely brilliant and aesthetically pleasing to watch so the next one which is the final one being your classical you know fireman scary or Kata Guruma shoulder wheel a tehwaza a hand technique one of the most brilliant techniques of Jujutsu you can find it also in sumo you can find it of course in hope san free san wrestling but today's Judo the only pink Judo it is unfortunately a last technique there's a sleeve variation not many can actually get that big lift while others resort to more of a side-secrophicing technique calling a Kyoko's Temi, Ryoko Otoshi which is our very balanced arguments because we are sacrificing ourselves to side and dropping them and not so much picking them up and dumping them so in Kodo kan shii however in the Kodo kan you can actually grab the legs and there's also the Yuko so Kata Guruma let's take a look at the basic form and of course see it in competition so Kata Guruma shoulder wheel let's see the basic form pick up pull the sleeve upward creating Kuzushi and then hooking up the leg and of course lifting with your hips and your legs and dumping over your shoulders wheeling them over the shoulders let's take a look at some old school Judo in how amazing and devastating it used to be so here you see that huge pickup that dive look at this side I don't know what you call this actually but this is absolutely brilliant this is against the legendary Winston Gordon and yet look this side dump and of course in wrestling and freestyle you can see it grabbing the leg you can get that upward motion upward you can actually also just wheel them like this steam roll while gripping the leg you can do a lot of acrobatic stuff with it so it's really unfortunate that today's Olympic Judo this is not an option but in Kodo kan shii in Kodo kan what I'm training we are actually doing this when I grab the legs when I go for the legs no one is it's gonna be like oh no this is shido because there are competitions with a rule set where you can actually grip like the Batsogan not the one that I participated in I did the shodan shii which is different a lot of people commented you know you want the Batsogan no it was the shodan shii Batsogan is as for the black belts only so this is a topic that I wanted to tackle for a very long time but pugilism etc I have done a video on Savat but Western boxing in general to talk about all these different styles obviously they have different histories the rule sets changed every Western style of boxing has its rule change history or story but to put them all in one video and as Sakurada called it Western boxing so Savat, pugilism etc I would imagine they all had these throws when they grappled back in the past so I'll link my Savat video towards the end I'm sure it should appear on the screen right now and thank you all for listening this has been three years of shady now and I'm very thankful for all 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