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you eat with that feet? damn what is up with those toes?

I just stared judo i just brought the mizuno comp Pakistan the pants are huge but ill strink them :) when i loose 13 kilos to compete i will grab a ippon gear gi.... the kuskara japan is calling me as well 😂 well see...

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I’m taller with long arms which brand should I get?

mizuno also does custom sizes

kusakura

Muay Thai fighter here for 10 years who’s starting Judo soon 🙋🏻‍♂️ What’s fascinating is that everytbing being said in this video is completely analogous to what I’ve learned starting out doing Muay Thai as well. Essentially it seems like martial arts is one of the most raw forms to develop a superior growth mind set coupled with humility and self awareness 🚀🙏🏼

I’ve had Fuji (single and double), ippon gear, kusakura and adidas. The later 3 were all red labels. I never had a mizuno but it’s on my bucket list to get a Japan made one. If anyone has any feedback, please reach out. Right now, I’m about 240 lbs at 6’. I was told mizuno is great for “well fed” players. I think it might be a good choice at this point. I don’t need it, but I love all things Japan made so yeah, I’d like it in my collection. Great video! 🤙

My Fuji double weave is an affordable gi for class but even getting a size lower than suggested I feel like its still a bit big. Working on getting to my ideal comp weight and will invest in a nicer comp gi.

I don't get it...

Clowns 🤡

Nice footage 👍 👌 👏

Лучшая драка😂😂😂😂. Зато все целые💪🖐️👍👆

i like the 2 person throw drill

Me thinking I would enjoy being thrown into a matt as long as its soft enough. The feeling of flying/falling seems repetitive in this martial arts so might as well enjoy it. The only concern I have is it might leave you some hidden injuries that will eventually show up in your later years.

That Jeff guys is so sexy. Same to you!

I am a black belt in taekwondo, and im planning to start judo to start doing a ground martial art. Amazing video, this taught me alot!

awesome!!

I think number one thing in judo is understanding the mutual benefit philosophy. Trying to be the best practice partner. Even if your instructor tells you to do randori despite not really knowing what to do, the intention is not to try to win, to throw your partner, or to not get thrown, to defend to the last straw. You need to learn to be open to engaging in judo, being open to getting thrown and not throwing. Exposing yourself to judo situations. Everyone knows the case where you look at two less experienced judokas where nobody taught them how to do randori or how to practice. They have really stiff arms, they're gripping with all their might and just standing there, getting nowhere. They're fully protecting themself or trying to overpower the partner. Traditionally nobody taught them how to translate the isolated techniques into moving and sensing resistnace on your partner, and how to transfer from that to situations where you can throw, recognising it and doing it. They are expected to figure it out by accident over the years. But there's also letting your partner get there in practice including randori, getting to try out things and confidently engaging in judo without the fear of getting destroyed. Mutual benefit. And being able to relax. Every time you notice you're tensing up and using strength, it's a good opportunity relax and think about why that happened and what were you trying to do. It's probably because you were scared of something, maybe they got a dominant grip and you got protective. Eventually there's gonna be strength used, but you don't need to overpower people in practice. But there's no winning and losing in practice, other than getting poor quality practice versus getting the most out of it. And I think it can't be overstated how judo is about time. Like most skills, it's reps and time. If you stand around skipping reps, there's only so many hours of judo in a week. Reps are important to drill it in, but then you need recovery time when your brain processes the new information and the information on how your body moves. And it takes time despite the reps, it's years after years. And as such judo is more of a lifestyle, not quick way to some status or being tough. In fact since it's a philosophy, you can really see it do its work in people who get very "serious" about it. You can tell they apply the concepts of judo in everyday life like respect, hard work, mutual benefit, gentle way (dynamic behavior), humility.

my failures lasted for years and counting.

I am going to call you a liar if Angel is his son and not brother! 😂

Thank you for this video🙏🏾 . Judo is very humbling, I love it.

I'm a 4th degree black belt who has been doing Judo for 35 years and agree with all of the advice also. Especially about being prepared to fail.

Geordans a beast!!

👍👍👍 let's gooooo

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Starting Judo at 44yo tomorrow. This was helpful.

Nice

Go Judo!

Let's gooooo!!!

I see too many problems with this as a Throw.

I was just thinking this. It's the fall

Too many things could go wrong. Looks like you'll get hurt trying that.

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You Uke is the most important part of training, without them, nothing will happen... Do everything to protect and provide an enjoyable learning experience for them. Training alone is useless.

3:00 absolute AMAZING COACH 👏 and advice, well done, man. It would be an absolute honor to have a teacher/trainer like you.

Thanks for the review! I am considering purchasing this and you are one of the few that talks about A&P on YT

Thank you for this

As someone who has recently started judo at 40, I needed to hear this!

A black belt is a white belt that just didn’t stop. Going to new places will show you weak spots in your abilities.

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More judo content!!

I miss Jeff! Great vlog bro 💯

Nice, best vlog so far

Skyler is a passionate judoka! Great interview!

Cherreh like strawberreh cheeeee

Hey Lakea i saw your many videos and I love it so much keep it up !

Hey bro !!! Good video !

If the attacking leg stays on the ground then it's O Soto Otoshi. When you lift that leg backwards in a reaping motion then it's O Soto Gari. O means big, Soto means outer and Gari means reap. Hence "big outer reap". Otoshi means "drop".