Judo Drop Kata Guruma/Fireman's Carry Throw Tutorial 

Thank you, I am glad you are getting so much from them!

No, it's a very famous one. I think the reason why is because it's no longer legal in IJF rules.

Judo players will finish landing on people like that, but that's mainly to have a higher chance of an ippon. You can finish it crouched, but upright, holding the arm for an armbar

+phoenixamaranth Well, it certainly detracts from the martial arts aspect of it, but I do believe it adds to the spectator sporting aspect, which is heavily emphasized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). As a pure martial art, judo would be able to maintain its roots, but it would not be as widely practiced as it is today, the level of athletes would not be that high, and the pace of technical innovation would not be that fast. As an Olympic sport, it loses some of its martial arts roots, but in return it is loved by people all over the world, it attracts some of the best athletes in the world, and the techniques evolve every year. IJF rules are not made in a vacuum by ignorant bureaucrats following the whims of the IOC. They are created in consultation with coaches, athletes, and referees who love judo and have a deep understanding of the sport. I don't agree with all the rules, but I do feel as a whole the IJF has done a good job of creating an environment that rewards risk-taking and aggression, and discourages passivity and stalling. They certainly are better at rule-making than FILA was (the governing body for freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling). The ban on leg grabs is particularly controversial, but without it the lighter weight categories were becoming unbearable to watch due to passivity. Lightweight judo is supposed to be fast-paced and filled with explosive action, but people were becoming afraid to take risk and initiate a throw because it is so easy for a 60kg person to counter with a pickup technique (lightweights have a higher strength-to-body-weight ratio than middleweights and heavyweights, so muscling through a less-than-perfect pickup is easier for them). Many matches were boring affairs where no one wanted to pull the trigger. I personally hope they remove the ban eventually, but even I must admit that the lighter weight categories have become more exciting.

i mean also leg locks are banned , i think the reason is injuries.

I think this might be more self defense.

+Nico Contreras The second technique is legal under current IJF rules.

Leg grabs are now illegal but the throws as demonstrated here are perfectly ok!

The second version is permitted under the 2017 rules. I would have liked it if he made it clear that he was going to address the problem with the leg grab rule for kata guruma earlier in the video.

I think Danny could hurt people with any of his throws in fairness, he is a judoka machine!

Not sure where you are going with this ha ha

@@warriorcollective john cena's finishing move is the attitude ajustment yes i know wrestling is scripted but i still like it