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What are your favorite setups? Maybe a kouchi or sasae?

I do mostly throws off the clinch and the bodylock and rear bodylock. I do like singles a lot and I use them a bunch to reach the clinch. I missing out on anything by not shooting doubles? in my experience i get sprawled on, guillotined, or land in guard. Im way more of a throw/trip guy. As long as I can shoot singles to both legs I should be fine id assume?

So I was just thinking, could I use a fake shot/fireman’s carry to get my opponent to posture up for a head and arm throw?

Id say I don't have a favorite out of the two. Id use it in judo and nogi bjj settings. What would you choose?

for 2 on 1 I like kata garuma and de ashi what are your favorites?

So i have a judo backround and its closest to either overunder R v R or underhook and Wrist L v R. So usaully i start with tying up and getting to a collar and inside tie. If i want the L v R stance I will shoot a sweep single and wrestle up. What shot can i do on front front to get to that R v R stance, would that be a double? i think i could also try to grab an overhook of the inside tie but im not sure, any suggstions are appreciated

So right I do mostly osoto and Harai and left I like Ogoshi and some backwards throw like tani otoshi. Any downsides to having it as your L v R throw I know it’s not great R v R but L v R should be okay I’d think yeah? I also use sasae, deashi, katagaruma, and sumi gaeshi but those 4 are my mains and Katagaruma is more nogi or 2 on 1s

So the throws i have been focusing on are, harai, osoto, sasae, then katagaruma and deashi. I use ogoshi a fairish amount in nogi and gi, gi usually L v R. Nogi off the bodylock, sweep single, or headpinch. Its also harder to reverse then koshi garuma since they can't take your back, but the hip entry is deep. Should I rather in L v R just focus on my sasae and then training to osoto off of it maybe? Any suggestions are welcome

So I learned both of these in my wrestling class today and I’m wondering do you guys see these techniques hit or are they more things that will work once but then people will know it’s coming.

Is the Firemans okay from a shallow underhook?

I like Firemans a lot in nogi and I wanna use it in judo but leg grabs create difficulty, what are you favorite ways to execute the throw under IJF rule set

What are some moves off the inside 2 on 1 (similar to an arm drag grip)

So ive been doing a judo class 1x a week from an international circuit guy at my mma gym for give or take a year. I know most basic combinations. Not like really great but i can hit them in gi and nogi. I know basic ideas with stances and LVR, RVR, 2 on 1, and georgian grip. But more in like a BJJ context. I use a lot of throws, ouchi, uchimata, kouchi, harai, osoto, sasae, deashi, kata garuma, ogoshi, tani otoshi, kosoto, taio, sumi gaeshi, and then of course some basic wrestling like lat drops, duck unders, snapdown, single leg. Im not trying to make it sound like im super experienced, im for sure not. but will i have certain throws Im not allowed to use because its from a higher belt level? Like as long as im open about my experience and not being a dick to other total white belts it should be fine yeah? Like could I work ura nage with higher belts or ask my sensei questions about it, or am i probably gonna get told to wait till im a higher belt? Once again i don't wanna be disrespectful, but are certain moves belt locked? Or is it more of a suggestion and you should be able to do these throws by this belt and not that they are locked until this belt?

I like both and I’ve been doing mostly arm spin off the overhook but I also like head and arm. Is it just a matter of sometimes go high and sometimes go low?

I just saw a reel where a dude was talking about osotogari off the inside 2 on 1 but I’ve never seen someone do an inside 2 on 1 except in judo.

So I’ve only ever done judo throws/takedowns, but I just started the actual sport and if still navigating turnovers. I’ve been thinking about trying cowcatcher, maybe knee tap, and 3/4 Nelson? Are these wrestling ones common, or is this a situation where I just learn new techniques.

Just thinking out loud here, so I have a 2 on 1 and use deashi and they step out of it, would a kata garuma or a seoi nage be better, or is it preference?

I’m done in overunder and collartie inside tie. But since I did judo in the past no one will clinch obviously, so I got better and inside tie collar tie, but now everyone just fakes my lame ahh out and shoots from space. I’ve tried arm drags which work ok. Any tips for wrestling from space? My best attacks are sweep single, arm drags, snapdown and duckunder, but pretty much all that stuff is from closer ties. Is double wrist ties viable? I know there’s a duck from there. Any suggestions would be great, I got no idea how to navigate the void besides arm drags. My fakes are terrible. Any solution or do I just need to work on my fakes more?