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Being a Blue Belt in bjj RUclipsR is much more relatable to an average bjj practitioner, compared to a brown-black belt bjj competing in UFC or ADCC.

Unlisted age means primary school at the latest

He's loud, cocky, and awesome. Greg brings it.

Well said! Thankyou!!

Holy shit

EPIC 🔥

It’s funny to watch his roll with you, compared to the intensity of his Judo randori. Like he does the same stuff but at 10% intensity like slow motion with a smile of his face.

Amazing video

Wow, this is an unexpected and honestly kind of insane chance video. I hope BJJ players can understand the level that Hashimoto is at. EDIT: And Sasaki is there as well! You're sharing the mat with some of the best of the best!

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Great video! Thank you!

What a fantastic opportunity; I'd love to feel the way some of these guys move. The only time I've been in a room with a world champion his randori dance card was full. Speaking of which, I'm not sure you caught the weight of that red backpatch he was wearing in some of those videos. As you read through those titles and medals please note that the World Masters is the World Championship; the World Champion wears a red backpatch until someone else takes the title, and the Olympic Champion wears the gold back number. While he was overshadowed by Ono Shoei for a long time in his division he is one of the top few players in the world in his weight category, and that is much higher level competition than any other grappling sport has.

Wow, so cool!!

Amazing, we need more judo videos!

Do you weigh in before every match, or just before the first one?

There was not only hashimoto but also sasaki takeshi. Both are absolute Judo monsters. Sasaki also has a purpel belt in Jiu jitsu

'might go to olympics'

😂😂😂 I’m the guy in the blue gi that was getting thrown by him in the beginning! Wish you and I got a roll in while we were out there, maybe next time!

He started judo very young. Very lucky experience that I’d pay for! Nice video!

Tokai University is one of the best Newaza Kosen Judo. They are have good knowledge in Newaza.

that tai otoshi counter was slick. you should move your arms and whole body when attempting throws...many BJJ players attempt the parts of the throw based on the final movement. bjj is like step by step. judo is all at once with specific grips and multiple parts of your body moving. even with entries for hip throws there are small details many miss because of how fast they need to be executed.

Until when you should wear headgear exactly? You said until it’s healed but when do you it’s healed? Thanks

great tips!

The difference in quality in Judo between Japan and the USA is staggering.

Hashimoto is WC and judo legend. Has an amazing one handed Sode!

Beautiful pass, i need to learn this!

Very happy to see another Judo video!

Thanks man!

A suggestion: if someone reaps your leg try to defend it properly and let the ref deal with it. Don't want to take an injury trying to signal that your opponent is breaking a rule. For any gi specialists out there if you don't know how to defend those entanglements its worth learning at least a little bit for safety reasons.

Thank you for this video, Josh. Great tips!

just want to say thank you

Great material my brotha! Come to Brasil!

I got this recommended to me by the algorithm - cool vid, but I couldn't help thinking imagine being the dude that got his foot popped - you're there to compete with the freshest looking blue belt ever seen, and some 6 stripe blue belt that has competed in 260+ matches comes in front of you with a vengeance for all the lost finals lol

Great video bro

congrats! but to be honest, it feels like cheating to me when someone has been a blue belt for so long and trained so intensively and then celebrates the fact that he is successful in this regulation. i also fought as a blue belt once and had to experience how people with international fighting experience took part in a local tournament because they were so keen to win everything. for me that doesn't make sense because the difference in experience is so big. Nevertheless: thanks for the video and for sharing your experience.

lightweight sensei seth

whoa what an opportunity with Hashimoto!

Greetings from Mexico, your video is awesome, I was a yellow belt judoka and I miss my judo class 🥲, I broke my fibula and tibia in an accident I need a new surgery because the plates are broke and my leg is not straight, if someone knows some therapy that allows me to get back to my judo classes in the near future, after my new surgery, please comment belove the procedure please.

Congrats man!

Loved this one man, can’t wait to see you at odyssey

Congrats bro

So glad you know how to finish off the last part of a weight cut. Hot af bath and air dry. Repeat as needed.

Man... I'm sorry but, the fact that you learned BJJ without heavily practicing throws and swipes is just sad.

I don’t get it why injur can the second place even compete again?

Overcoming hardship with Gratitude 🙏

Judo communities are always so nice and welcoming no matter what country you're in.

I am right side dominant, i led always with my left side, after getting a grip and then going right side attacks often threw the opponent off.

Oh this will be fun! 😄

That drop morote seoi nage at 14:19 was wiiiiicked!

Loved this video