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Go for it!

Me personally no, but I know several people who do. There's one guy at our club who uses it as the centerpiece of his game combined with ko uchi and ippon seoinage. He's able to consistently throw guys much larger than him (50-75 pounds more!).

sure thing

Glad you like it, I hope it's helpful!

I'm sure there is but I don't know it🤷‍♂

All those things you wrote are true

Glad you enjoy!

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Thank you, I appreciate it!

Thanks, I appreciate it!

You can do it both ways!

At our school, we have a guy that did it in just under 5 years practicing 3x per week. He's extremely consistent week in and week out. Twice a week, probably a little longer, maybe 6 or 7 years. It also depends on the quantity and quality of your training partners, if you compete or not and how often, and also just luck in not getting a freak injury. It can be done though!

@@510Judo at your school do u focus on just throws or is there some ground work taught to

@@Canecorso14 the mix is roughly 70% standing work and 30% ground work. Every judo school is different but I think our mix is typical.

Glad to hear it.

yup, very much!

wow that's great! Best of luck. Do you mind if I ask where? What country and what area?

Agreed!

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So true! I've heard lots of stories of breakfalls saving people from serious damage in the bathroom, on the ice, even during motorcycle accidents.

excellent!

Keep trying, you'll get it eventually!

@@510Judo thx! i'll do best to improve

@@lvoryI Just practice rocking back and forth. Roll in a light way that isn't stressful until your body adapts to the rolling movement. Rolling is something we do a ton as kids but many of us lose it from sedentary lifestyles as we get older. The habit's there, it's just a matter of getting the body adjusted to it again.

Arguing about the proper names of throws is probably the most boring thing about judo, but thank you for commenting.

This is not a arguing. This is an observation. Those who don't care about this, teach it anyway and don't care about learning the art correctly. teaching wrong without research is a Judo is not a mess like BJJ where everyone invents a stupid name however they want. There is a reason for standardization so that anywhere in the world I can teach correctly regardless of the language.disservice to those who want to learn. @@510Judo

Let me guess, you also get excited about the uchimata vs. hane goshi debate. @@ricardokerscher

There is no need to debate something that is already clearly explained. @@510Judo

Very nice!

Very true!!

No problem, glad it was helpful

I may post a video about some alternate ways to get into this roll. In the meantime, keep practicing!

Sorry I missed this comment until now! If your back hurts, talk to your doctor, or maybe a PT. There are so many possible reasons for your back to hurt, it would be irresponsible for me to give you specific advice without seeing you in person. I can say that generally speaking, most adults would greatly benefit from a strength and conditioning program overseen by a professional personal trainer. You can strengthen your low back!

Good, glad to hear it!

You definitely shouldn't touch your head to the floor in any of these rolls. Watching again I see that it looks like my head is touching. But it's just my hair. If you're going over your shoulder that's zenpo kaiten ukemi. We cover that in another video.

@510Judo oh okay I see, it just seemed like it because of somethingyou said at about 0:40, no disrespect tho, just wanted to make sure that no viewers get that wrong But it still seems different to usual Judo technique to me, since we usually tug our head more towards the side/shoulders so that we can actually roll over the shoulder and you seem to be rolling from a neutral position instead of having one foot further forward. Might just be a mistake on my part, but it just doesn't seem right to me, maybe because it's just as a basic exercise and from a lower position

@@pablau this is the one you're thinking of: ruclips.net/video/GajgsFZDF5U/видео.html A judo shoulder roll or rolling breakfall or whatever you want to call it. This is a different roll entirely.

@510Judo ah okay I see, thank you so much, it my dojo we do mostly that, thanks

One thing about JSG is that osaekomi (pin) does not end the match. In that sense it's a little closer to bjj rules.

You mean in general can you do it in no gi, or is it allowed in the Judo Submission Grappling division? The JSG is in the gi, and yes uchimata sukashi is allowed, also sukui nage and te guruma

Yes In general can you do that no gi uchi mata counter in video it’s the last technique I need to do everything judo move

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Keep trying! You will get it eventually. Also as you continue judo training you will get stronger and more comfortable with being upside down. Start with the kneeling shoulder roll, this is much easier in the beginning

My intention is not to convince anyone to quit their organization. If you like USJF and it serves your interests, stick with it 👍🏻

ruclips.net/video/t3jRaG7Gdi8/видео.html

Good, glad it was helpful!