the "J a p Whizzer", video included..

[fightingrabbit]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0P8QcG7t0k

the guy pins his opponent with the J a p (sherdog censors the word) Whizzer, Can someone explain how this technique is executed? and how to set it up?

 

[DaRuckus337]

Just an arm throw- it's pretty much straight no-gi judo, but in wrestling it's always called the a 'j a p whizzer'. The one in the video is not very clean. Just start with a regular collar tie (left arm outside control), start turning your hips sideways as though you were going to hit a high crotch, only thrust your right arm up into an underhook (on the side with your inside control- get it in like a reverse whizzer), then lower your level and crank your hips by back stepping with your left leg (throw it between your opponents legs if you want), and use your momentum to pull your opponent over. It's a pretty simple and effective throw in the right situation.


Here's a link with pictures.

http://www.lockflow.com/article_view.php?id=281

 

[fightingrabbit]

much thanks.

 

[CSW-FTW!]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm-gEQAOrEU

here is Eric Paulson and some takedowns..at 9 seconds in he does a version of it. Left arm in wizzer hits the "j a p" yes it is a shoulder throw but leg and hip rotation with wizzer done that way only.

 

[Q mystic]

That is a throw in judo, but not the seoinage shoulder throw. Seoi comes up under and over rather than around.

Not sure what it is. Some weird name. Yoko sompin or sompin?

Thought it was a typical armdrag in wrestling although there were variations where that went.

 

[samurai guy]

That is a throw in judo, but not the seoinage shoulder throw. Seoi comes up under and over rather than around.

Not sure what it is. Some weird name. Yoko sompin or sompin?

Thought it was a typical armdrag in wrestling although there were variations where that went.

An arm drag is not a throw. I think your thinking of an armspin, which is a throw.

 

[Q mystic]

An arm drag is not a throw. I think your thinking of an armspin, which is a throw.

I see. I wrestled 19 years ago.:icon_lol:

p.s. j-a-p is considered ignorant here on sherdog and that why the acro. Japanese is cool.

 

[Maken em pay]

cool move but you better be sure you can get it in BJJ before you try.

 

[Bas Rutten Gear]

Just an arm throw- it's pretty much straight no-gi judo, but in wrestling it's always called the a 'j a p whizzer'. The one in the video is not very clean. Just start with a regular collar tie (left arm outside control), start turning your hips sideways as though you were going to hit a high crotch, only thrust your right arm up into an underhook (on the side with your inside control- get it in like a reverse whizzer), then lower your level and crank your hips by back stepping with your left leg (throw it between your opponents legs if you want), and use your momentum to pull your opponent over. It's a pretty simple and effective throw in the right situation.


Here's a link with pictures.

http://www.lockflow.com/article_view.php?id=281

Good stuff! Thanks!!!

 

[sha]

is it any different from an armspin ? it looks just like it, but without the "spin" (in the pauslon vid).

In BJJ it looks like you would be exposed to chokes if you're not fast enough.

 

[hayliks]

yeah it's an armspin from a collar tie i think... been only like 5 yrs since i wrestled, but i forgot what everything was called.

 

[Shaolin Bushido]

Just an arm throw- it's pretty much straight no-gi judo, but in wrestling it's always called the a 'j a p whizzer'. The one in the video is not very clean. Just start with a regular collar tie (left arm outside control), start turning your hips sideways as though you were going to hit a high crotch, only thrust your right arm up into an underhook (on the side with your inside control- get it in like a reverse whizzer), then lower your level and crank your hips by back stepping with your left leg (throw it between your opponents legs if you want), and use your momentum to pull your opponent over. It's a pretty simple and effective throw in the right situation.


Here's a link with pictures.

http://www.lockflow.com/article_view.php?id=281

That's the only throw I can hit at Judo!

 

[Lapu-Lapu]

I don't like the way its done in the video. Too much back exposer, and a good wrestler will catch you. I used to do it that I'd turn completely around and drop down, using not only momentom but throwing them over my back.

 

[combatkimura]

Looked more like a lateral drop to me.

 

[Jimmy Cerra]

Looked more like a lateral drop to me.

Ya, or yoko otoshi in judo (literally lateral/side drop in japanese) in the video. In fact it looked more like the judo version than the wrestling version (at 0:37) to me.