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great demo sensei 🥇🥇 you are the best that BJJ has to offer show series techniques on UKE from ruclips.net/user/shortslLpNvK8P2oQ bow and arrow choke, (back, ezekiel and other) GI chokes, kneebar, toe hold long videos please thanks 💪💪🔥🔥

BJJ guys are never beating the butt scooting allegations

Love the wrestling!

That's it Tom in control!

Nice knee bar Tom !!!

Very cool

Is that a sobriété test 🤣🤣🤣

Tom!! Tabarnac c’est quoi cette chanson!! 🤣🤣🤣

Love the shirt!! Razor ramon! 🤘🏻

Awesome stuff, horrible music. Haha.

Good job Tom!!! Nice moves

When a Judoka gets that high lapel grip its over 😆. Remeber bois. Te Guruma is a natural counter to the high collar.

Nice moves! Definitely going to learn that kimura.

1:40 😂😂😂

What is better for self defense out of the two

It’s my favorite thing to get smashed by Rick Hawn!

Hair patches confirm he is indeed a brown belt

BJJ : put me down please! JUDO: yeah, but i will throw you t the ground you will land dead!

some good techniques for handling bigger more athletic players!

You were working against a 75-pound difference in weight and you still won...impressive.

Should be titled DO Judo with an Olympic Judoka. Safe and plenty to learn from, couldn’t ask for a better partner ;-)

Like a cat with mouse

That is terrible defense and balance by the white jacket regardless who the opponent is.

Judo guy was being super nice

He was been nice.

I use to LOVE training with the black belts in my judo days, was the only time I never got hurt by someone cause they had amazing technique

One if the aspects of Judo in training is to always protect your partner. It’s called the gentle way for a reason. Great partner.

Blue belt against Olympic judoka. What did u expect? His main concern is not to hurt you

he was being nice lol

I actually did some light sparring a while back with Maxime. I'm about 220lbs and he was throwing me around like I was a wrestling doll. Very strong guy.😂

This reminds me of a puppy playing with his father, lol

I was fortunate enough to train with a Olympic Judoka from Cuba. She kicked my ass over and over, but I learned a lot. Elite Judo is a different world. I think what I really appreciated in my training was how effortless it felt to be thrown. I remember working my ass off just for grip only to be thrown. Soak up all you can during these sessions, the experience is worth it's weight in gold.

Lucky he went easy on you

I would say the opposite: judo with olympic judokas, and in general with stronger athletes. That's a great opportunity to learn! You'll get thrown a lot but that's how you learn. Also, like in the video, they usually use so little force because their technique is incredibly clean

That guy is at 20% power

You have to avoid that high collar grip he's got on you! Green belt Judo/Purple belt friend of mine gets that grip on me and I'm done for!

I trained with Olympic level judoka for a year in my mid to late teens and what isn’t apparent in this video is the unbelievable physical strength those guys have, (complimenting amazing technique, speed, agility and fitness). This guy was being highly respectful. I’d won a number of regional titles at the time, training regularly and competitively with adult dan grades, so was strong for my age and of a decent standard. The Olympic athletes I trained with were levels and levels above me. One lad I had the privilege to train with, (who unbeknownst to me at the time was British champ at his weight), was younger, smaller and a weight group lighter than I, yet manhandled me like a child the first time we practiced. Very humbling and pretty awe inspiring to be honest.

Amazing 👍👍💪💪👊👊🥋🥋

😒 'promosm'

I'd rather be thrown by a high level judoka than a white belt. At least they have control

Lol. Fun times

The difference from elite grapplers compared to high level amateurs is insane. I sparred with an Olympic alternate wrestler once and it felt like he could crush me any second he felt like it. Thankfully he was a cool guy and didnt

i#d love to see a vid where you roll with a wrestler just like the video you did with the judoka

Same thing with my senseis at my Dojo. Crazy how they are ''playing'' with you, but it is good training and it teaches a lot!

Nice, but add voice commentary and lose the massively distracting music and it will be better suited for its educational/demonstration purposes. :)

Jordan

Love it nice and easy when you get older you can't maintain that intensity so it's all about the flow

That is a good defense!

BJJ > Judo

I think the purple belt was mostly appropriate with how he was training here though. A massive issue I’ve come across as a Judo person is that BJJ folks will just stiffen up and white knuckle every time an attack comes. This typically means the Judoka has to up the intensity to get the throw and the fall hurts much more on top of that because the BJJ person is being so rigid. In an ideal world, all grapplers would learn how to properly fall. But a decent substitute is just to be more relaxed like these guys are here. I know Judo has this reputation as being devastating in BJJ, but it’s like 95% the bad standup habits in BJJ tbh. I’ve been taking these falls for 20+ years now without any real lasting injuries. It mostly boils down to learning to fall, relaxing, and not resisting when you’re definitely already way out of balance. I feel as if that last one is where the majority of injuries happen because it typically determines if the fall is going to be awkward or not. Tl:Dr video is a good example of how Judo training can be (and honesty usually is), it’s often BJJ practitioners being defensive in inefficient, unsafe ways that causes injury