Exactly I put this on to counter that “common knowledge” It is a supposition based on BJJ no gi grappling, because as a system can’t judo throw as they don’t give time to study standup, and have low level capabilities at throws as they prefer tackles and wrestling.
for every attack there are defences. Judoka actually study the defences at about blue/brown belt. I note with dismay that BJJ have gone the other way to wrestling that dont have the situational self defence aspect throws encompassing their study. They are very vulnerable to these attacks as they just dont know about them. Their choices lol.
@@mugnuzYes it definitely is. Understand law enforcement and military train in Judo rigorously. And there are tons of video evidence of Judo working in these situations.
Be brave in your limited time, follow your passion and be at your best. I notice my expectations must be trimmed the older I get, to the body I inhabit, 😂
Unless you have trained against that. Actually judo is the best! Mainly because of the superiority of throws over standing on one leg to kick! If you can’t get a knockout blow on being stormed, in closing the distance you better watch out
@@JudoLife still judo is so situational. It just works in fringe cases. I trained judo for 9 years. And id became just like 3-5% in my arsenal. I never really used it except the weight shifting
@@mugnuzsituational? That's crazy! Most people have zero grappling experience, if you know Judo (or any grapoling martial art for that matter) you can force them into your game and defeat most people in the whole planet lol. Judo is not situational at all, you can use Judo everytime you get close to your opponent. And rememver that famous Wrestling moves like the Double Leg takedown are also part of Judo (for example, the double leg takedown is called Morote Gari in Judo).
@@jestfullgremblim8002 sure you try double leg takedown. No risk at all. No knee to the face or ending up laying on the ground getting kicked. Sure any martial art is winning against an untrained person. Thats why i said situational. Just cause 9/10 martial arts are more efficient than judo
@@mugnuz i seriously don't belive what you're saying. I know that martial art matches are not the same as real fights, but they are very similar! Have you watched MMA? Grappling rules in there, whoever knows more grappling is usually who wins! Sane thing happens in Sambo matches (knees, headbutts and other things are allowed in there, and yet grappling rules) or in Hapkido matches (high level kicking in there and yet the ones that do a lot of grappling win). A very similar thing happens in Muay Thai. Why do you think that Muay Thai fighters either kick a lot or clinch a lot? Because it's too damn hard to not get clinched when you get close to punch, even if you are the best of the best! So their way of striking without getting grappled is kicking from a distance (their kicks can still be caught tho. But feinting exists) Do you believe me now? I gave you actual facts amd logic. Grappling rocks! Judo is grappling! Even if your opponent is good at striking, if you can get close enough and are better at grappling than them, you should be able to make quick work of them. I seriously do not understand how someone could believe that Judo (or grappling for that matter) does not work in this age and time. Grappling is literally the most important thing in the current "fighting meta" (followed by leg kicks). Please try grappling out one of these days if you get the chance, any grappling styles works but i personally recomend something like BJJ, Judo or Olympic Wrestling
Lol you obviously never fought a judo guy. Punching a KO punch is harder than you think. It is much easier to KO with a judo throw than head punch. I usually duck my head and fend punches, so the opponent punches my forehead, and damages their fist, or misses, of course! Just because we can throw doesn’t mean we cannot hit back but judo is very effective and unless you train in it your going down and you will be knocked out!
@@JudoLife i weigh 110kg, and I’m trained in boxing and wrestling plus I play rugby. I doubt you’re going to throw in any situation my friend don’t be so full of yourself. Always the same with judo people. Fly me out if you are so sure. DM me if you want we will make it happen but please record it and post it to your judo channel.
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This is good. A lot of people think you must have the gi top on to do Judo.
Exactly
I put this on to counter that “common knowledge” It is a supposition based on BJJ no gi grappling, because as a system can’t judo throw as they don’t give time to study standup, and have low level capabilities at throws as they prefer tackles and wrestling.
I'd just morote gari or double underhooks the attacker
for every attack there are defences. Judoka actually study the defences at about blue/brown belt. I note with dismay that BJJ have gone the other way to wrestling that dont have the situational self defence aspect throws encompassing their study. They are very vulnerable to these attacks as they just dont know about them. Their choices lol.
Judo just looks so majestic bro. seeing a master doing it so effortlessly is so beautiful
Judo is awesome
if you practice judo long enough youll grow some muscles on that path and skill.
and concrete throw is more than enough to put lights out
Well said
100% practical in a life or death situation nice work!
My gun 🔫 is 100% practical 😂 just where did I put it???
@@JudoLife hahaha also agreed! Escalation of Use of Force! Smashing someone with the earth is more fun first option though! 😂
Not really. Stop dreaming
@@mugnuzYes it definitely is. Understand law enforcement and military train in Judo rigorously. And there are tons of video evidence of Judo working in these situations.
@@mugnuzlol keyboard warrior
The throat is a great handle/ grip...
Certainly. And the hair.
Beautiful🔥👌🏽 (and effective)…years of training made to look effortlessly!
Sensei, can you teach some no gi chokes? I love your channel ❤ thank you so much
-Israel
Yes I will give it a go.
Il Judo è vita, amore e passione.
Quanto vorrei tornare indietro nel tempo e ricominciare ad allenarmi ❤
Be brave in your limited time, follow your passion and be at your best.
I notice my expectations must be trimmed the older I get, to the body I inhabit, 😂
@@JudoLife 🙏
Giusto io è 30 Anni che sono sul tatami è vero quello che hai scritto. ✌️✌️
Great balance when you throw if one foot is slightly ahead I’ve the other. You will be more stable
Can You do uchi mata sukashi and yoko gake no gi I mean
Yes to both, just have to be perceptive to other persons attacking, and understand the actions.
Nicee
Thanks
What is the name of the last throw
Ippon seoinage
Anyone know the name of the third throw?
Leg wheel, Ashi guruma is the Judo name
Judo works until you get beaten and kicked haha
Unless you have trained against that. Actually judo is the best! Mainly because of the superiority of throws over standing on one leg to kick! If you can’t get a knockout blow on being stormed, in closing the distance you better watch out
@@JudoLife still judo is so situational. It just works in fringe cases. I trained judo for 9 years. And id became just like 3-5% in my arsenal. I never really used it except the weight shifting
@@mugnuzsituational? That's crazy!
Most people have zero grappling experience, if you know Judo (or any grapoling martial art for that matter) you can force them into your game and defeat most people in the whole planet lol. Judo is not situational at all, you can use Judo everytime you get close to your opponent. And rememver that famous Wrestling moves like the Double Leg takedown are also part of Judo (for example, the double leg takedown is called Morote Gari in Judo).
@@jestfullgremblim8002 sure you try double leg takedown. No risk at all. No knee to the face or ending up laying on the ground getting kicked. Sure any martial art is winning against an untrained person. Thats why i said situational. Just cause 9/10 martial arts are more efficient than judo
@@mugnuz i seriously don't belive what you're saying.
I know that martial art matches are not the same as real fights, but they are very similar! Have you watched MMA? Grappling rules in there, whoever knows more grappling is usually who wins! Sane thing happens in Sambo matches (knees, headbutts and other things are allowed in there, and yet grappling rules) or in Hapkido matches (high level kicking in there and yet the ones that do a lot of grappling win).
A very similar thing happens in Muay Thai. Why do you think that Muay Thai fighters either kick a lot or clinch a lot? Because it's too damn hard to not get clinched when you get close to punch, even if you are the best of the best! So their way of striking without getting grappled is kicking from a distance (their kicks can still be caught tho. But feinting exists)
Do you believe me now? I gave you actual facts amd logic. Grappling rocks! Judo is grappling! Even if your opponent is good at striking, if you can get close enough and are better at grappling than them, you should be able to make quick work of them. I seriously do not understand how someone could believe that Judo (or grappling for that matter) does not work in this age and time. Grappling is literally the most important thing in the current "fighting meta" (followed by leg kicks). Please try grappling out one of these days if you get the chance, any grappling styles works but i personally recomend something like BJJ, Judo or Olympic Wrestling
What if your opponent starts resisting and punching you in the face ?
Let’s be honest this shit don’t work
Lol you obviously never fought a judo guy. Punching a KO punch is harder than you think. It is much easier to KO with a judo throw than head punch. I usually duck my head and fend punches, so the opponent punches my forehead, and damages their fist, or misses, of course! Just because we can throw doesn’t mean we cannot hit back but judo is very effective and unless you train in it your going down and you will be knocked out!
I'd just morote gari or double underhooks the attacker
Sounds like you've never been thrown.
@@JudoLife i weigh 110kg, and I’m trained in boxing and wrestling plus I play rugby. I doubt you’re going to throw in any situation my friend don’t be so full of yourself. Always the same with judo people. Fly me out if you are so sure. DM me if you want we will make it happen but please record it and post it to your judo channel.
@@docwolfe77 don’t be silly
Looks very similar to Japanese Jiujitsu self defence.
It is a little bit similar. Japanese JJ Is weapon oriented. Very wrist lock aware, and vital point striking. This is lower level self defence
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What is the name of the last throw
Uchi makikomi
@@JudoLifei mean, it wasn't a Sutemi which means that it actually was a Ippon Seoi Nage. Both technques are really similar either way