Differences between Judo and San Shou throws?

[ZeroAquaduct]

What's the difference between Judo and San Shou throws? I read Liang Shou Yu's "Chinese Fast Wreastling for Fighting (San Shou Kuai Jiao)" and it looks like a lot of San Shou throws are in a "non-clinch" position. Based on my knowledge of Judo, Judo primarily focuses on throws in a clinch position.

Am I correct? I never studied Judo nor San Shou before, so I'm just basing this on what I see in demonstrations and competitions, and what I read in books and on the Internet.

[7r14ngL3Ch0k3]

I have been watching alot of San Shou matches on youtube and google video, and the throws that theyre using ARE Greco and Judo throws/takedowns. And then there's other takedowns like the Scissor one.

But in San Shou, people do shoot in, and from there normal wrestling is used, but people usually end up in a high clinch when they get close.

[EmptyneSs]

What's the difference between Judo and San Shou throws? I read Liang Shou Yu's "Chinese Fast Wreastling for Fighting (San Shou Kuai Jiao)" and it looks like a lot of San Shou throws are in a "non-clinch" position. Based on my knowledge of Judo, Judo primarily focuses on throws in a clinch position.

Am I correct? I never studied Judo nor San Shou before, so I'm just basing this on what I see in demonstrations and competitions, and what I read in books and on the Internet.

im not sure, but i think san shou throws come from greco/folkstyle wrestling.i read somewere that the chinese got advice from american wrestling coaches when they came up with sanda.

[7r14ngL3Ch0k3]

im not sure, but i think san shou throws come from greco/folkstyle wrestling.i read somewere that the chinese got advice from american wrestling coaches when they came up with sanda.

Yeah, thats why Cung Le is the best at San Shou, he was a college wrestling.