In this video we’ll cover the difference between throwing with uchimata in the gi and throwing with uchimata for no gi. The throw itself is the same in many respects, but there are some key specifics that are NOT the same - and you need to be able to understand the differences if you're going to learn to use uchimata. When we're working with the gi, we have grips and handles we can use to lift our partner and bring them in optimal throwing position. These include the collar and sleeve, both of which let us rotate our partner’s upper body so the direction of our throw is accurate. These sorts of controls disappear when we start to work no gi, so we need to look for replacement grips - here we’re using an underhook and wrist control, although there are others as well. Leg and hip positioning do the power work in both cases. Grips make the difference - so understand them and you’ll be able to use uchimata in both gi and no gi scenarios.

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