Yeah she's not allowed to go all-out. He's a white belt, means he hasn't learned to break his fall. He'll hurt his back, head or neck if she goes all out.
It's not fitness, it's technique. White belts spend so much energy on things that get them nothing, this is very common to see even with really fit people.
Yeah I'm 270 pounds and I can wrestle for an hour or so. I think breath control is key or more so than cardio. Being able to control your breathing in the struggle improves your stamina greatly.
@@whosehousefootball5772 "got her back taken by a white belt" yeah, when she basically gave it to him. You act like he earned taking her back. He did literally nothing, got thrown. Granted he solidified his position by further taking the back and retaining it. Otherwise he just sat there for 8 seconds, the same amount of time it takes her to submit him from a dominant position. After they called it he rolled off dead, so he couldn't do anything with the position even if he tried. I don't understand how anyone can be dumb enough to not follow such simple logic. But eh, I guess there are still men who can't accept the reality that a woman can choke them out and leave them like cold turkey.
Wow, you can tell which guys have a major pride issue when it comes to women. Just enjoy the experiment for what it is. It's about comparing and contrasting two people practicing Judo, one with an obvious major strength disadvantage, but with a major skill advantage. It shows the strength of the martial art if one is highly skilled.
U honestly don’t even know if she has a strength disadvantage. U literally know nothing about them other then one is taller and a dude. The guy looks incredibly average. For all u know she has him on every lift in the gym. He’s not muscular and his mechanics even for an unskilled person scream uncoordinated powerless and weak.
let's just put it his way if men are told you are supposed to be stronger, warrior, and the protector... and women are basically outdoing you at the things you're told you're supposed to be good at... what place is left for you in this world? of course it's more nuanced now where you have intelligence and other skills that require people to fill in. but it's no different than being interviewed at your job and being asked... what exactly do you do here and you have no answer for that.
I am a well trained guy in a good shape but during a fight i was submitted by an high skilled girl Who force me to tap out several times and was a wonderful experience.
Judo isn't boxing, where upper body strength matters more. Size difference certianly gives you an advantage in Judo, but center of gravity IS an area girls have an edge on which can make up for the size. And yeah she's more advance then him, but still
Center or gravity is an extremely low point of advantage compared to all other attributes and men still how stronger muscles everywhere on their body on average there is not a single muscle that women are stronger in on average so there’s rlly no excuse for having a weak lower body compared to the girl. He’s not particularly muscular and strong or explosive/powerful just an average dude.
Upper-body strength is huge in Judo. The here issue is you have a white belt (typically less than 6 months training) fighting a black belt (at least 8+ years of experience). There is no hope for the white belt. He doesn't know anything other than tying his belt, basic break falls, and maybe 5-6 moves. White belts can't typically compete in tournaments, are typically forbidden to use or be subjected to submissions, etc. He really had no hope. It's like someone who can't stake playing hockey or just a big guy playing rugby without really knowing the rules, strategies, etc.
@@BW022 Okay but hes not a big strong guy and by big I mean muscular not tall height doesnt rlly matter. And you dont know his strength. Hes getting his ass handed to him for a well above average outlier strength male this is much different Im a competitive powerlifter whos 5'10 223lbs and 16% bodyfat I can squat in the mid 600s bench over 400 and deadlift in the high 600s and Im also athletic and agile. I have short experince is greco roman mat wrestling with hip throws and body locks pretty basic strength based moves. Strength rlly matters more than the body size so its irrelevant what size woman Im fighting if shes much weaker than me but extremely experienced in judo itll be a decent fight. Shell win in the end catching me in something that I have no idea how to defend which is to be expected. Funny story tho I lost to my 50 something year old aunt in a friendly joking match of kenpo karate shes very experienced and in karate I cant use most of my strengths much more skill reliant and if you dont have skill your done. What happened is horrible and humiliating to say the least. Ended up in a very odd position with her smelly feet smothering my face forcing me to smell them while she laughed uncontrollably. We laughed it off and it was rlly fun. I wanted revenge so I beat her in wrestling pretty easily she put up a good fight but afterward while I was getting up from my knees she sneak attacked me in put me back in that position. I cant win.
@@nickcollins9170 I did judo half my life. National level at my peek. White belt vs. black belt overcomes almost any size or weight difference. Imagine someone who is super-fit but who has never played soccer facing a 14 year-old kid who excels at it. This guy almost certainly is stronger than her, certainly upper body. It just doesn't matter. You need a minimum amount of skill to defend yourself or make any use of that strength. In my day, I was a little guy under 150lbs. There was 190lb guy at my school who joined my dojo but was a yellow belt so not in my class (blue belt at the time). He was badmouthing me at school saying no one my size could do anything on the mat. I showed up early, asked our coach for a minute with the guy, and it was beyond easy. I could throw, sweep, pin, choke, or armlock him at will. I could literally prevent him from getting a grip. The only challenge was protecting his head each time I threw him. White, yellow, and even orange belts simply don't have enough skill or practice to avoid these. Whites might not even know how to fall.
@@BW022 Yeah I mean if its a high level black belt vs a noob then yeah. I beat my friend whos a bjj purple belt similar weight but no where near as strong. It was close and he got me in a bunch of weird positions but I was able to counter and use my strength. With limited mat wrestling experience you could see I didn't know very much what I was doing and he exposed that but I was able to get a sloppy looking win. I had a girlfriend who Im still in contact with who excelled in Krav maga and she would kick my ass it was awesome. Standard rules mat wrestling I won (carpet wrestling) lol. But it would always be fun when she wanted to play using strictly KM techniques shed toy with me like a baby Idk I found it very enjoyable and ended in alot of smiles and laughs. I think if I lost in standard wrestling and got thrown around that would hurt my ego but thats pretty few and far between. No smaller weaker person is rlly gonna throw me around in wrestling. Meaning just flat out out strength me. Losing to a girl with superior technique has never been something I mind its pretty cool tbh. I signed up for krav maga gym and my 59 year old woman instrutor yes 59 kicked my ass she actually said she saw great potential lmao. Im very close to being to hold my own with her now but not quite.
@@ezra420420 Yeah.. that would defeat the purpose.. of "gurlll powaa". Lol if they wanted to show a proper comparison they shouldve gone with the same sex, preferably same race, same weight class as all these alter the results of a proper experiment. This was to just show "girl power". Do the experiment properly, or show a fight bw equals.
I think you guys are missing the point. "A person that trains and masters Judo, is better off than a bigger/stronger person that doesn't." We all know the result if a male of the same skill showed up. In my mind it's not so much about "girl power" as it is to say: *"If a guy grabs you when you aren't interested, you have a better chance of stopping him."* Is that fool proof? No, there is a size cutoff for how she's performing her techniques, but it will suffice against the cowards who can't keep thier hands to themselves.
Just so that everyone who doesn't do either Judo (traditional or Olympic) or Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu AKA: BJJ (casual or competitive) This guy is a BRAND new white belt, no I do not know this man, but I see that he's not even an amateur at grappling as a whole, he didn't even attempt to pass guard, he just walking into her closed guard like a literal goon. Any older white belt would mop the floor with this guy all the same, just not in the same fashion. And keep in mind, any white belt in either sport that has had about 6 months of either will destroy you and your complete lack of grappling experience. Doubt me? Go to a BJJ or Judo gym and ask to spar with a white belt that has been practicing at minimum 6 months. Is this impressive to me? Not at this point in my Jiu-jitsu career. But I'll tell you what, this is a real match, and yes, she is holding back. She IS an Olympic competitor after all. And to those ignorant to say: "But he should have crushed her, he's bigger, and stronger, longer arms.." if this was boxing/ MMA I would agree with you, and the female judo practitioner here (if she was being honest/realistic) she would agree with you too. But there's something you fellas need to understand: This is technique based grappling, and not strength based wrestling. I repeat: THIS IS NOT STRENGTH BASED WRESTLING. Watch the moment he tried to use strength, he was put into an armbar shortly afterward. So to those of you that think they can grapple against her, fat chance since grappling is almost exclusively skill.
People who have not practiced don't understand. While strength helps it's not as much, unless overwhelming. If she try to grapple some 140-150 kilos very fit man it would be hardly moved, but the same would be for black belt man if they were in her weight category. But the moment an opponent is not physically able to lift you with one arm - technique is much more important. Actually you are wrong in therms of Boxing and other striking sports - an Olympic level practitioner versus complete beginner would also beat him easily, such a size difference is also not such of a disadvantage. Also a lot of people overestimate the difference in strength between males and females on high competitive levels. I mean - of course male have advantage, but it's not so big as some people claim it to be. I know that I can beat any professional level of fighter if he is few weight class below me or women but I have nearly 15 years of practice behind me and know how to use my advantage. If I have no advantage, I will be screwed big time. People without experience usually tend to have completely bad understanding of most topics - the so famous Dunning Kruger Effect.
@@powergaminggg8730 Yeah, no it sounds like you don't box. I referenced boxing because if these two were to box or mix striking instead of grapple the results would be massively different purely based on the fact that he has the ability to knock her out in one punch where as she really (and I mean really) has to work for it and hope she doesn't mess up. Grappling is an entirely different beast. Even a champion at womens boxing sitting at 5'6 is going to have very massive problems trying to box a welter weight male who never touched a striking sport. Based on both his strength when it comes to punching and his ability to take hits. This isn't mentioning reach along with other factors. The same goes for MMA as long as she can still avoid strikes while grappling (which is a solid maybe, but I doubt she can dodge forever). The man just need to keep distance (which is easy since he has more powerful legs and he's bigger) and land good solid strikes and win, this is also assuming he doesn't literally slam her and break her with that solitary slam. No, even a trained female boxer can only really buy time with her training against any man that really dedicated.
And I still haven't gotten into he finer nuances of striking vs grappling. The idea that a female judo practitioner can win against a man isn't farfetched. Why? The techniques that are used follow a simple formula (which I won't get into) but the submissions I will get into. In order to finish the arm bar one of your legs needs to go over your opponents head holding the rest of his body down and (this is also assuming you have his arm as well) with his arm square up your hips to the side of his body and keep your hips at his elbow joint then stretch out your body extending his arm. The once his arm is extended drill your hips into his elbow to hyperextend your opponents arm or he taps. Now look at the nuances of striking. The ideas in jiu-jitsu work because it's a similar principle as to how the police apprehend an unruly suspect: multiple officers bring the suspect down and hold him there while other officers do the same but isolate the suspects limbs then come the handcuffs. Striking vs grappling still has nuances that I haven't even touched. But again female judo competitor vs man? Yes it works out in her favor like we see in the video. World competitor striker vs welterweight man with no experience? She'd better hope to god he needs glasses or that she wins. And even if she wins she's going to be in a LOT of pain. Still don't believe me? Try watching SAPP VS NOGUEIRA then watch the Joe Rogan podcast clip of them both talking about it.
@@AGuy-s5v Will try to reply here for both of yours. Thanks for your time. I know that in any martial art sparring there is always the chance of losing against someone, even if he is less skilled or athletic than you, yet what I was referring was that Olympic level athlete facing complete newbie (this guy look as one) who doesn't know how to use his body will lose probably 9 out of 10 times, and unless the physical strength is overwhelmingly in his favor (talking for something like 150 kilos versus 50 kilos experienced/black belt etc.), physical strength won't matter. I have little experience in boxing, just 2 years of Muay Thai, but more then 10 years of practicing other striking sports, and the thing you are missing is how bad a complete beginner can be. I've seen people who cannot use any footwork, not talking about fancy things, basic forward and backward moves in their first few months, their athleticism is on negative levels - a friend of mine was like that for around 2-3 months and despite him being 1,90 (6'2") and weighting around 80 kilos his moves and reaction seemed like a toddler - so any competitive female boxer would easily take care of him etc. You, like most people doing sports are severely underestimating the ability of some people to use their bodies if they have no interest in any sport at all, and some of the guys over the internet glorify 'strength' (which indeed play a good role in martial arts) much more then it deserves. I don't actually have a lot of grappling experience, just friendly wrestling with friends, some of which were national level champions in their weight category and watching some of them compete with bigger guys, for the laugh - all friendly and nothing serious. So despite me be a bit bigger (like 10 kilos above my friend) I couldn't do anything, but a much bigger guy, who had easily 60 kilos could take wins out of him, despite being far below his skill level. Talking about a weight of 70 vs 130 kilos (150 vs 286 lbs) and the smaller guy still take most of the wins, but approximately manage to get 40% of their fights based on his overwhelming weight and strength. The lighter guy said that a lot of the techniques just doesn't work with such a big difference in weight and the moment the bigger guy manage to get on top - he knew it was game-over and was maneuvering hard around him to not let him achieve that. Talking about Greco-Roman wrestling. My whole point was as such in short - strength is a big factor but it's also limited by the sport we're talking about and that to give you one-sided advantage when you have inferior skills have to be overwhelmingly bigger. And my second point was that doing sport and being in great condition (as the woman in the video) may make you much stronger then the average man (as the guy in the video looks like), that people overestimate the 'difference in strength between genders' when we put training behind it. Was not arguing with your first comment, and actually really strongly stand behind your words - that the guy in the video looks like a complete beginner and is not have any experience in grappling. And in striking - strength also is not a deciding factor, unless skill pass a certain limit - a point where you at least understand your advantage and despite the lack of technique can still get away with it. Which was my example of being comfortable to be able to compete with professional fighters if they have big disadvantage (weight/strength) wise, because I consider myself passing that threshold, unlike complete beginners, which in some cases don't even know how to use their body. There was a very interesting video in another utube channel named CLIMBER CHALLENGES MMA FIGHTER | #160, where it's clearly visible how a very strong and athletic man easily loses versus a good martial artist easily despite being much closer to him physically in contrast to the current video, where while the guy look bigger is (at least to my opinion) far below the girl in therms of physical prowess.
@@powergaminggg8730 try a channel called Hard2hurt and look up "striking vs grappling". There's something called "strikers chance". If you're a woman, don't try and box a man even if you think you can win. Again look at "nogueira vs sapp". Nogueira, despite winning by submission was hurting real bad after that match, and he was the guy grappling. Females in a sport that have any real understanding of thier capabilities know that at most they are buying time against a really dedicated man. I'm not doubting that a woman boxer is more technical than a man who doesn't practice is. But if she rolls into where he's throwing a haymaker (when we both know hay makers aren't technical nor useful under normal circumstances against legit boxers) then its lights out No matter how technical you are. theres always the punchers chance. Grappling isn't up to chance. Your friend getting squashed by that bigger friend wasn't using jiu-jitsu or judo he was using strength based grappling like high school wrestling. Anything done in jiu-jitsu is illegal in high school wrestling, but anything in high school wrestling is completely legal in jiu-jitsu, but high school wrestling loses in the long run to jiu-jitsu. Grappling isn't up to chance it's up to whose bigger under non technical circumstances. Under the context of a jiu-jitsu practitioner it isn't over when your on the bottom, it's about the submission. And submissions can be done from closed guard (which is a bottom position, not a losing one). Anyone can punch, punch well isn't the question, "are you knocked out" is. Not everyone can grapple, unless you get the proper training.
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This title is misleading! The female is definitely trained, but this male is not a white belt. I don't understand the language, but I can already tell you he has no training at all. So, that makes him less than a white belt, they just gave him a Gi and belt. This only proves that someone with no training will be beaten by a female black belt.
No... he tried guard passing, he tried a few throws (I saw at least two attempted ogoshis or something similar in there). He had some knowledge, but it could have been just a few months of training. And that obviously did not cut it.
Mina fjällapor trevligt att se mina bröder, systrar. This girl likes rough foreplay sadly for him to go down on hers choice. 😁 But I'm sure he likes that in the heart ♥ Takker! 😉
If you like to feel like you are dying, strugling to breath and fighting for your life while your buddy is literally having fun with you, then you might be a little bit of a masoquist
What do you understand with "happy ending"? Sexual intercourse?This tiny lady wouldn't procure you with a coitus,she would inflict on your arms and legs a couple of knots making you paralyzed for further combat.I know what I am talking about.
@OtakuLeveledUp Not “weaker” just at a size disadvantage. If she were a male, you wouldn’t call him “weaker”. Skill can overcome size disadvantage most times.
His answare to her should be. I don't care. You're a black belt while I am a white belt but please don't tell me that white belt girls are tougher resistant!
@Prestallar codez unfair how? It sounds like you've never A: grappled. Or B: participated in a martial art or anything competitive. Whatever time the dude started judo is his own fault. She started at an earlier time. She got her ass kicked by higher belts until she got skilled enough to hold her own. She got all of those wins through the skills she's learned in her time with judo. He's a much bigger guy, he should crush her right? She won based off of skill. Go find a jiu-jitsu practitioner thats been a white belt for 6 months and roll (spar) with them until you figure out its skill based.
@@joeswanson733 In a competition or in randori (sparring)? Because there are loads of learning experiences to he had by doing randori with a black belt. Competition with a black belt can be an enlightening experience.. once, lol.
no she would not even a little bit. pro females in striking arts cannot beat the average man in the art but a well trained female can beat the average man in grappling bc its very technique based but a male amateur boxer could beat a untrained athletic fit man in a fight just not women
@@hydrolito typical me. I ask as soon a question rises in stead of wait to see what the video can tell me. When I asked I had no clue this was for show. I was confused. Quite a silly question. I have no idea what I was thinking.
He was soundly defeated. The girl laughed in his face as she repeatedly pinned him to the mat. He attempted to throw her with tomoe nage. He completely missed as she moved to her left. He thrust his foot into thin air. Like shooting an air ball in basketball. He make a complete fool of himself!
Judo these days is about the throw, not a pin, lol. Jiu-jitsu is about playing "uncle" not about a pin. Also, judo and jiu-jitsu are technique based grappling. Not strength based wrestling, so the moment he tries to bench press her off of him she just meets his strength with an arm bar submission like we've seen in the video.
@@shindrithargriethrat8408 you don't even know her name and you're trying to teach me lol. What makes you say it's clearly not true? She's using all Judo techniques
@@hasanc1526 That also look exactly like BJJ techniques. I'm not interested in "teaching" your dumb ass anything, I don't know you and don't care who you are. Piss off.
Yes, but actually no. Judo just has more emphasis on throws. BJJ follows a similar line, it has more emphasis on the ground, though BJJ culture eschews the takedown aspect in favor of having better marketability.
@Mr Glasses There are some gyms that practice take downs, there are others that don't. There are some gyms with an MMA focus, then there are some that focus on IBJJF competition. Just like how the majority of judo schools focus on Olympic competition, there are some schools that stay traditional within the practice.
@Mr Glasses Big claps for London, a place that not everyone lives in! Not all judo has matwork, and there are enough BJJ Schools that practice takedowns.
that girl knos her body and her skills........she has experience.....the reporter doesnt use all his strenght......judo is effective......girl or boy..is the same......a judoka who has the same weight of the reporter ...kills him
He tried brute force when standing up, and she countered it. On the ground, he probably used brute force as much as he could - that's why he got so exhausted. But brute force doesn't actually work that well against a skilled grappler.
Well it depends on the skill one could be Olympian one could have just gotten the black belt generally in fighting women are more agile and men a stronger so I don’t get your point
They don't have males and females fight each other in Judo tournaments. Although you get to wrestle almost everyone in class at one time or another in a judo class at least one I went to some others might do it differently.
I showed this video to my sensei, he laughed his fucking ass off, this man obviously cannot meet women or even get close to them, this was an opportunity for him to get a conversation going with a woman, unfortunately he made a complete ass of himself in the process
@@jere.nurkka point is don't ever make a fool of yourself on camera on the internet. you have a crtain level of dignity you have to preserve at all cost.
Put a black belt against a white belt, and 100% of the times, the black belt dominates, regardless of the gender. It's common sense. What is this video even trying to prove?
i don't even know why judo need any more promotion. it was the biggest well known minstream grappling art in the 20th century... like basically it's like does a major brand need any more promotion when it's already a household name.
White belt is given to a beginner did he do any kind of wrestling with brothers or in high school? If he grew up on a farm and handled animals he might know more what to do. Probably grew up in a nonviolent city. Street fights would teach him to be tough. The guy's a reporter not an athlete, John Stossel got slapped easy also.
It also seems that he's an older gentleman. The older you get the harder it is to learn abstract concepts. Technique based grappling isn't strength based wrestling, so of course he'd lose to a world competitor.
no, that's when u enter judo without stamina. All martial arts, karate, boxing, muay thai, and etc undergo stamina and strength training, as months go by, your stamina increases and your muscles will efficiently use less energy. A proof of that is that he's panting like I expect a newcomer would.
Trust me, that was genuine. This is what happens when you're grappling with a more skilled person (and the difference in skill here was extreme). If they were closer in level of skill and general physique, then his extra 30kg would matter a lot. But not in this case.
Lol, go to a jiu-jitsu/judo gym and ask to spar/roll with a white belt that has been practicing for at least 6 months. Trust me you'll die if they're a legit bjj or judo gym
I went for military training for 6 months. I have had 3 classes of judo (as I write this comment) and it is MUCH more tiring than any other activity I have ever done. Even running for more than an hour straight isn't as tiring as fighting. And I used to hate running, lol.
@@AGuy-s5v When Toba drew my arm around her leg and I realized my elbow was in an upward position,believe me,my mouth and eyes opened and I puckered my nose.My legs and left arm stopped moving,I was like paralyzed.After she then touched my elbow with her little finger I cried for surrender on the spot.After she helped me up again I was running around for 15 minutes with my nose puckered and my left hand sustaining my right elbow.
@@karinleder446 well it's probably a lie, next time record the fight, I highly doubt a judoka failed against u. U barely have any muscle considering ur height to be that much of a physical problem for someone 12 kg lighter than u
@@ricodsanchez6792 But do consider,I couldn't take any advantage of my height cuz I unfortunately stumbled over something. And when you read my text correctly you will see, although it was not easy ,that ,on the ground, I did admit that Toba got access to my right arm-joint poising my right arm in an awkward and helpless position I never witnessed before.
She was probably going easy on him.
No shit Sherlock 😂👌
Yea she was trying not to hurt him you can tell she's not going for the kill.
Dang! Rotf! That dude heart beating faster than a lab rat scared as hell!!! And she sipping on sweet tea laughing at him.
Yeah she's not allowed to go all-out. He's a white belt, means he hasn't learned to break his fall. He'll hurt his back, head or neck if she goes all out.
@@SjanaWilgani You pretend to be an expert?Do you know this Judo,too?
Videos like this makes me happy I put my daughters in Judo at a young age
What if the aggressor also trained in martial arts ?
Well I hope they never need such skills for real but you don't know these days.
@@FelineLover-tv1vvThey will still have a better chance of getting away. Or deploying a weapon like a gun or pepper spray if they have such things.
@@cedricburkhart3738 is rachel weisz ( the mummy actress) trained in any martial arts or boxing ?
She wasn’t even sweating while this guy was panting like a dog
Yeah. He really needs to work on his cardio
Yea grappling is a shit ton of cardio when your not used to it.
It's not fitness, it's technique. White belts spend so much energy on things that get them nothing, this is very common to see even with really fit people.
@@Bozothcow it's cardio. He's brand new and has no control.
Yeah I'm 270 pounds and I can wrestle for an hour or so. I think breath control is key or more so than cardio. Being able to control your breathing in the struggle improves your stamina greatly.
Regardless of fighting skills, staying fit will be the best thing you can do for your life.
Fitness comes second. Skills trumps strength any day. Fitness helps back up skills.
i almost read that as "white beta male"
Beta males would be tougher.
no, no they wouldn't...
Hahahaha u funny, u go to gulag
Lol XD
Looks like a fun exchange and a chance for the guy to learn😁
She's so good.
Of course... This is but a beatdown lol...
@@rosure7 Not really she got her back taken by a white belt.
@@whosehousefootball5772 "got her back taken by a white belt" yeah, when she basically gave it to him.
You act like he earned taking her back.
He did literally nothing, got thrown. Granted he solidified his position by further taking the back and retaining it.
Otherwise he just sat there for 8 seconds, the same amount of time it takes her to submit him from a dominant position.
After they called it he rolled off dead, so he couldn't do anything with the position even if he tried.
I don't understand how anyone can be dumb enough to not follow such simple logic.
But eh, I guess there are still men who can't accept the reality that a woman can choke them out and leave them like cold turkey.
@@AGuy-s5v An olympic level judo practitioner shouldn't be getting her back taken by a white belt.
@@whosehousefootball5772 Now that can be a good argument on your end if you phrased that correctly.
Took it easy on him. Fun to see 🤙
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
Wow, you can tell which guys have a major pride issue when it comes to women. Just enjoy the experiment for what it is. It's about comparing and contrasting two people practicing Judo, one with an obvious major strength disadvantage, but with a major skill advantage. It shows the strength of the martial art if one is highly skilled.
U honestly don’t even know if she has a strength disadvantage. U literally know nothing about them other then one is taller and a dude. The guy looks incredibly average. For all u know she has him on every lift in the gym. He’s not muscular and his mechanics even for an unskilled person scream uncoordinated powerless and weak.
let's just put it his way if men are told you are supposed to be stronger, warrior, and the protector... and women are basically outdoing you at the things you're told you're supposed to be good at... what place is left for you in this world? of course it's more nuanced now where you have intelligence and other skills that require people to fill in. but it's no different than being interviewed at your job and being asked... what exactly do you do here and you have no answer for that.
Exactly
@@joeswanson733you need therapy
What makes you think that the female judoka is weaker ? She might be jacked
I am a well trained guy in a good shape but during a fight i was submitted by an high skilled girl Who force me to tap out several times and was a wonderful experience.
Lucky guy
How do you guys find it a wonderful experience 💀 I am literally struggling under the woman, how can I even think about naughty things
This story seems fake.
She's great! The world needs more girls like her.
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
Judo isn't boxing, where upper body strength matters more. Size difference certianly gives you an advantage in Judo, but center of gravity IS an area girls have an edge on which can make up for the size. And yeah she's more advance then him, but still
Center or gravity is an extremely low point of advantage compared to all other attributes and men still how stronger muscles everywhere on their body on average there is not a single muscle that women are stronger in on average so there’s rlly no excuse for having a weak lower body compared to the girl. He’s not particularly muscular and strong or explosive/powerful just an average dude.
Upper-body strength is huge in Judo. The here issue is you have a white belt (typically less than 6 months training) fighting a black belt (at least 8+ years of experience). There is no hope for the white belt. He doesn't know anything other than tying his belt, basic break falls, and maybe 5-6 moves. White belts can't typically compete in tournaments, are typically forbidden to use or be subjected to submissions, etc.
He really had no hope. It's like someone who can't stake playing hockey or just a big guy playing rugby without really knowing the rules, strategies, etc.
@@BW022 Okay but hes not a big strong guy and by big I mean muscular not tall height doesnt rlly matter. And you dont know his strength. Hes getting his ass handed to him for a well above average outlier strength male this is much different Im a competitive powerlifter whos 5'10 223lbs and 16% bodyfat I can squat in the mid 600s bench over 400 and deadlift in the high 600s and Im also athletic and agile. I have short experince is greco roman mat wrestling with hip throws and body locks pretty basic strength based moves. Strength rlly matters more than the body size so its irrelevant what size woman Im fighting if shes much weaker than me but extremely experienced in judo itll be a decent fight. Shell win in the end catching me in something that I have no idea how to defend which is to be expected. Funny story tho I lost to my 50 something year old aunt in a friendly joking match of kenpo karate shes very experienced and in karate I cant use most of my strengths much more skill reliant and if you dont have skill your done. What happened is horrible and humiliating to say the least. Ended up in a very odd position with her smelly feet smothering my face forcing me to smell them while she laughed uncontrollably. We laughed it off and it was rlly fun. I wanted revenge so I beat her in wrestling pretty easily she put up a good fight but afterward while I was getting up from my knees she sneak attacked me in put me back in that position. I cant win.
@@nickcollins9170 I did judo half my life. National level at my peek. White belt vs. black belt overcomes almost any size or weight difference. Imagine someone who is super-fit but who has never played soccer facing a 14 year-old kid who excels at it. This guy almost certainly is stronger than her, certainly upper body. It just doesn't matter. You need a minimum amount of skill to defend yourself or make any use of that strength.
In my day, I was a little guy under 150lbs. There was 190lb guy at my school who joined my dojo but was a yellow belt so not in my class (blue belt at the time). He was badmouthing me at school saying no one my size could do anything on the mat. I showed up early, asked our coach for a minute with the guy, and it was beyond easy. I could throw, sweep, pin, choke, or armlock him at will. I could literally prevent him from getting a grip. The only challenge was protecting his head each time I threw him.
White, yellow, and even orange belts simply don't have enough skill or practice to avoid these. Whites might not even know how to fall.
@@BW022 Yeah I mean if its a high level black belt vs a noob then yeah. I beat my friend whos a bjj purple belt similar weight but no where near as strong. It was close and he got me in a bunch of weird positions but I was able to counter and use my strength. With limited mat wrestling experience you could see I didn't know very much what I was doing and he exposed that but I was able to get a sloppy looking win. I had a girlfriend who Im still in contact with who excelled in Krav maga and she would kick my ass it was awesome. Standard rules mat wrestling I won (carpet wrestling) lol. But it would always be fun when she wanted to play using strictly KM techniques shed toy with me like a baby Idk I found it very enjoyable and ended in alot of smiles and laughs. I think if I lost in standard wrestling and got thrown around that would hurt my ego but thats pretty few and far between. No smaller weaker person is rlly gonna throw me around in wrestling. Meaning just flat out out strength me. Losing to a girl with superior technique has never been something I mind its pretty cool tbh. I signed up for krav maga gym and my 59 year old woman instrutor yes 59 kicked my ass she actually said she saw great potential lmao. Im very close to being to hold my own with her now but not quite.
After this randori the guy has been upgraded to pink belt
Now do "Olympic Level Judo girl vs Olympic Level guy".
The point is skill training equalizes physical strength disadvantage, if they were equally skilled that would defeat the purpose of the exercise
That would be fair
..lol
@@ezra420420 Yeah.. that would defeat the purpose.. of "gurlll powaa".
Lol if they wanted to show a proper comparison they shouldve gone with the same sex, preferably same race, same weight class as all these alter the results of a proper experiment.
This was to just show "girl power".
Do the experiment properly, or show a fight bw equals.
I think you guys are missing the point.
"A person that trains and masters Judo, is better off than a bigger/stronger person that doesn't."
We all know the result if a male of the same skill showed up.
In my mind it's not so much about "girl power" as it is to say: *"If a guy grabs you when you aren't interested, you have a better chance of stopping him."*
Is that fool proof? No, there is a size cutoff for how she's performing her techniques, but it will suffice against the cowards who can't keep thier hands to themselves.
@@ezra420420now there is a tiny population of women who can beat men , but if all men start learning martial arts even that won't be the case
shes only 22 damn, shes so good
Just so that everyone who doesn't do either Judo (traditional or Olympic) or Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu AKA: BJJ (casual or competitive) This guy is a BRAND new white belt, no I do not know this man, but I see that he's not even an amateur at grappling as a whole, he didn't even attempt to pass guard, he just walking into her closed guard like a literal goon.
Any older white belt would mop the floor with this guy all the same, just not in the same fashion. And keep in mind, any white belt in either sport that has had about 6 months of either will destroy you and your complete lack of grappling experience. Doubt me? Go to a BJJ or Judo gym and ask to spar with a white belt that has been practicing at minimum 6 months.
Is this impressive to me? Not at this point in my Jiu-jitsu career. But I'll tell you what, this is a real match, and yes, she is holding back. She IS an Olympic competitor after all.
And to those ignorant to say: "But he should have crushed her, he's bigger, and stronger, longer arms.." if this was boxing/ MMA I would agree with you, and the female judo practitioner here (if she was being honest/realistic) she would agree with you too.
But there's something you fellas need to understand: This is technique based grappling, and not strength based wrestling.
I repeat: THIS IS NOT STRENGTH BASED WRESTLING. Watch the moment he tried to use strength, he was put into an armbar shortly afterward.
So to those of you that think they can grapple against her, fat chance since grappling is almost exclusively skill.
People who have not practiced don't understand. While strength helps it's not as much, unless overwhelming. If she try to grapple some 140-150 kilos very fit man it would be hardly moved, but the same would be for black belt man if they were in her weight category. But the moment an opponent is not physically able to lift you with one arm - technique is much more important. Actually you are wrong in therms of Boxing and other striking sports - an Olympic level practitioner versus complete beginner would also beat him easily, such a size difference is also not such of a disadvantage. Also a lot of people overestimate the difference in strength between males and females on high competitive levels. I mean - of course male have advantage, but it's not so big as some people claim it to be.
I know that I can beat any professional level of fighter if he is few weight class below me or women but I have nearly 15 years of practice behind me and know how to use my advantage. If I have no advantage, I will be screwed big time. People without experience usually tend to have completely bad understanding of most topics - the so famous Dunning Kruger Effect.
@@powergaminggg8730 Yeah, no it sounds like you don't box. I referenced boxing because if these two were to box or mix striking instead of grapple the results would be massively different purely based on the fact that he has the ability to knock her out in one punch where as she really (and I mean really) has to work for it and hope she doesn't mess up.
Grappling is an entirely different beast. Even a champion at womens boxing sitting at 5'6 is going to have very massive problems trying to box a welter weight male who never touched a striking sport. Based on both his strength when it comes to punching and his ability to take hits. This isn't mentioning reach along with other factors. The same goes for MMA as long as she can still avoid strikes while grappling (which is a solid maybe, but I doubt she can dodge forever). The man just need to keep distance (which is easy since he has more powerful legs and he's bigger) and land good solid strikes and win, this is also assuming he doesn't literally slam her and break her with that solitary slam.
No, even a trained female boxer can only really buy time with her training against any man that really dedicated.
And I still haven't gotten into he finer nuances of striking vs grappling.
The idea that a female judo practitioner can win against a man isn't farfetched. Why?
The techniques that are used follow a simple formula (which I won't get into) but the submissions I will get into.
In order to finish the arm bar one of your legs needs to go over your opponents head holding the rest of his body down and (this is also assuming you have his arm as well) with his arm square up your hips to the side of his body and keep your hips at his elbow joint then stretch out your body extending his arm. The once his arm is extended drill your hips into his elbow to hyperextend your opponents arm or he taps.
Now look at the nuances of striking. The ideas in jiu-jitsu work because it's a similar principle as to how the police apprehend an unruly suspect: multiple officers bring the suspect down and hold him there while other officers do the same but isolate the suspects limbs then come the handcuffs.
Striking vs grappling still has nuances that I haven't even touched. But again female judo competitor vs man? Yes it works out in her favor like we see in the video. World competitor striker vs welterweight man with no experience? She'd better hope to god he needs glasses or that she wins. And even if she wins she's going to be in a LOT of pain.
Still don't believe me? Try watching SAPP VS NOGUEIRA then watch the Joe Rogan podcast clip of them both talking about it.
@@AGuy-s5v Will try to reply here for both of yours. Thanks for your time.
I know that in any martial art sparring there is always the chance of losing against someone, even if he is less skilled or athletic than you, yet what I was referring was that Olympic level athlete facing complete newbie (this guy look as one) who doesn't know how to use his body will lose probably 9 out of 10 times, and unless the physical strength is overwhelmingly in his favor (talking for something like 150 kilos versus 50 kilos experienced/black belt etc.), physical strength won't matter.
I have little experience in boxing, just 2 years of Muay Thai, but more then 10 years of practicing other striking sports, and the thing you are missing is how bad a complete beginner can be. I've seen people who cannot use any footwork, not talking about fancy things, basic forward and backward moves in their first few months, their athleticism is on negative levels - a friend of mine was like that for around 2-3 months and despite him being 1,90 (6'2") and weighting around 80 kilos his moves and reaction seemed like a toddler - so any competitive female boxer would easily take care of him etc.
You, like most people doing sports are severely underestimating the ability of some people to use their bodies if they have no interest in any sport at all, and some of the guys over the internet glorify 'strength' (which indeed play a good role in martial arts) much more then it deserves.
I don't actually have a lot of grappling experience, just friendly wrestling with friends, some of which were national level champions in their weight category and watching some of them compete with bigger guys, for the laugh - all friendly and nothing serious. So despite me be a bit bigger (like 10 kilos above my friend) I couldn't do anything, but a much bigger guy, who had easily 60 kilos could take wins out of him, despite being far below his skill level.
Talking about a weight of 70 vs 130 kilos (150 vs 286 lbs) and the smaller guy still take most of the wins, but approximately manage to get 40% of their fights based on his overwhelming weight and strength. The lighter guy said that a lot of the techniques just doesn't work with such a big difference in weight and the moment the bigger guy manage to get on top - he knew it was game-over and was maneuvering hard around him to not let him achieve that. Talking about Greco-Roman wrestling.
My whole point was as such in short - strength is a big factor but it's also limited by the sport we're talking about and that to give you one-sided advantage when you have inferior skills have to be overwhelmingly bigger.
And my second point was that doing sport and being in great condition (as the woman in the video) may make you much stronger then the average man (as the guy in the video looks like), that people overestimate the 'difference in strength between genders' when we put training behind it.
Was not arguing with your first comment, and actually really strongly stand behind your words - that the guy in the video looks like a complete beginner and is not have any experience in grappling.
And in striking - strength also is not a deciding factor, unless skill pass a certain limit - a point where you at least understand your advantage and despite the lack of technique can still get away with it. Which was my example of being comfortable to be able to compete with professional fighters if they have big disadvantage (weight/strength) wise, because I consider myself passing that threshold, unlike complete beginners, which in some cases don't even know how to use their body.
There was a very interesting video in another utube channel named CLIMBER CHALLENGES MMA FIGHTER | #160, where it's clearly visible how a very strong and athletic man easily loses versus a good martial artist easily despite being much closer to him physically in contrast to the current video, where while the guy look bigger is (at least to my opinion) far below the girl in therms of physical prowess.
@@powergaminggg8730 try a channel called Hard2hurt and look up "striking vs grappling". There's something called "strikers chance".
If you're a woman, don't try and box a man even if you think you can win. Again look at "nogueira vs sapp". Nogueira, despite winning by submission was hurting real bad after that match, and he was the guy grappling. Females in a sport that have any real understanding of thier capabilities know that at most they are buying time against a really dedicated man.
I'm not doubting that a woman boxer is more technical than a man who doesn't practice is. But if she rolls into where he's throwing a haymaker (when we both know hay makers aren't technical nor useful under normal circumstances against legit boxers) then its lights out No matter how technical you are. theres always the punchers chance.
Grappling isn't up to chance. Your friend getting squashed by that bigger friend wasn't using jiu-jitsu or judo he was using strength based grappling like high school wrestling.
Anything done in jiu-jitsu is illegal in high school wrestling, but anything in high school wrestling is completely legal in jiu-jitsu, but high school wrestling loses in the long run to jiu-jitsu.
Grappling isn't up to chance it's up to whose bigger under non technical circumstances.
Under the context of a jiu-jitsu practitioner it isn't over when your on the bottom, it's about the submission. And submissions can be done from closed guard (which is a bottom position, not a losing one).
Anyone can punch, punch well isn't the question, "are you knocked out" is. Not everyone can grapple, unless you get the proper training.
I think he likes it!
She is so beautiful
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I love this beautiful adorable sweet and very very strong black belt martial arts girl, WOW!!!
She is average looking mate.
This title is misleading! The female is definitely trained, but this male is not a white belt. I don't understand the language, but I can already tell you he has no training at all. So, that makes him less than a white belt, they just gave him a Gi and belt. This only proves that someone with no training will be beaten by a female black belt.
Well, when you have no training at all, you are white bell.
No... he tried guard passing, he tried a few throws (I saw at least two attempted ogoshis or something similar in there). He had some knowledge, but it could have been just a few months of training. And that obviously did not cut it.
I am not confident that I would do any better. I think she's really good at that.
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
You can tell that’s his first roll. He doesn’t even know how to tap, he keeps laughing instead. Good thing she didn’t break his arm.
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
Like my wife and me. I m untrained and she is second degree black belt.
You love women who can kill you, right? Can't blame you, I also do. 😂
How's that for you?
I'm asking as a guy who may be in the same situation as you
Briddddge briddddge!!!!! TAKE EM DOWN. oh wait this isn't wrestling.
bridging is a judo exercise to get out of a pin
Olympic level woman vs random guy with no experience.
he's probably 3-6 months in, definitely better than the average guy
I... might.. develop some fetish here..
That Kumi Kata reflexes...
I have a feeling he might get a heart attack, as he is totally out of shape.
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
He must have enjoyed the fuck out of it.
I have been in the same place (not literally lol) as him and it is not what you think, lmao.
Mina fjällapor trevligt att se mina bröder, systrar.
This girl likes rough foreplay sadly for him to go down on hers choice. 😁
But I'm sure he likes that in the heart ♥
Takker! 😉
God I wish that were me
If you like to feel like you are dying, strugling to breath and fighting for your life while your buddy is literally having fun with you, then you might be a little bit of a masoquist
Hes not only untrained, he's also out of shape. He was gasping for air while she was having a walk in the park
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
Fun time for guy. I also want this added with happy ending
What do you understand with "happy ending"? Sexual intercourse?This tiny lady wouldn't procure you with a coitus,she would inflict on your arms and legs a couple of knots making you paralyzed for further combat.I know what I am talking about.
11 sec in, pausing to make a comment:
This is going to be painful for him... at least if he has an ego :-D
Her transitions are classic Olympic judo
Sh ain't even good
@OtakuLeveledUp She got her back taken by a white belt.
@@whosehousefootball5772 let me guess, you do bjj?
@@whosehousefootball5772 yeah go fight with her
@OtakuLeveledUp Not “weaker” just at a size disadvantage. If she were a male, you wouldn’t call him “weaker”. Skill can overcome size disadvantage most times.
Where's the men saying he's holding back?
What country is this? Norway
His answare to her should be. I don't care. You're a black belt while I am a white belt but please don't tell me that white belt girls are tougher resistant!
She crushes him...6-0
that's called "skill"
@Prestallar codez unfair how?
It sounds like you've never A: grappled. Or B: participated in a martial art or anything competitive.
Whatever time the dude started judo is his own fault. She started at an earlier time. She got her ass kicked by higher belts until she got skilled enough to hold her own.
She got all of those wins through the skills she's learned in her time with judo.
He's a much bigger guy, he should crush her right?
She won based off of skill.
Go find a jiu-jitsu practitioner thats been a white belt for 6 months and roll (spar) with them until you figure out its skill based.
@@AGuy-s5v well why would you put up a white belt against a black belt? that's just not right on so many levels.
@@joeswanson733 In a competition or in randori (sparring)?
Because there are loads of learning experiences to he had by doing randori with a black belt.
Competition with a black belt can be an enlightening experience.. once, lol.
He tried once at 2.54
I've noticed that a lot of female vs male are really a black belt vs a white belt. Would she fare the same against a male black belt?
No matter what, women will still not like you
no she would not even a little bit. pro females in striking arts cannot beat the average man in the art but a well trained female can beat the average man in grappling bc its very technique based but a male amateur boxer could beat a untrained athletic fit man in a fight just not women
Yes the result it will be the same. With equal weight Girls are stronger tnah male -)
@@el5880at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
@@jasonmaster3500at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
I know nothing about judo. White belt? Is that beginner?
white belt is a beginner
Yes
White Belts given to any beginner that never wrestled in their life.
You can wear a white belt first time you ever take a class until you get promoted to a higher belt.
@@hydrolito typical me. I ask as soon a question rises in stead of wait to see what the video can tell me. When I asked I had no clue this was for show. I was confused. Quite a silly question. I have no idea what I was thinking.
she is so cute
You're what's wrong with society.
Bro wtf, FBI is on the way
Mian8v he just said she’s cute nothing wrong with that.
That guy must feel like a wuss......LOL
this was "ronda rousy" when she was young
CHRISTIAN KÖPPL SPORTLICH FRAU JUDO
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She is good but he doesnt have judo skills....it was a game...
He was soundly defeated. The girl laughed in his face as she repeatedly pinned him to the mat. He attempted to throw her with tomoe nage. He completely missed as she moved to her left. He thrust his foot into thin air. Like shooting an air ball in basketball. He make a complete fool of himself!
Judo these days is about the throw, not a pin, lol. Jiu-jitsu is about playing "uncle" not about a pin. Also, judo and jiu-jitsu are technique based grappling. Not strength based wrestling, so the moment he tries to bench press her off of him she just meets his strength with an arm bar submission like we've seen in the video.
Bruh it is a Black belt vs a white belt.
A shame that English translation isn't an option
She's a woman, not a girl.
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
She got some bjj skills as well
Absolutely she does.
Nope she has Judo skills. she's never done BJJ, not even 1 class
@@hasanc1526 Yeah, that's clearly not true.
@@shindrithargriethrat8408 you don't even know her name and you're trying to teach me lol. What makes you say it's clearly not true? She's using all Judo techniques
@@hasanc1526 That also look exactly like BJJ techniques. I'm not interested in "teaching" your dumb ass anything, I don't know you and don't care who you are. Piss off.
I sweare only a guy can overpower me like this,it’s a shame
And what about his stamina?
lucky man!
Erm...sort of judo just for the takedowns and then its all BJJ from there. If I'm correct, Judo is just about the takedown right?
Yes, but actually no.
Judo just has more emphasis on throws.
BJJ follows a similar line, it has more emphasis on the ground, though BJJ culture eschews the takedown aspect in favor of having better marketability.
@Mr Glasses Thats not entirely true.
@Mr Glasses There are some gyms that practice take downs, there are others that don't.
There are some gyms with an MMA focus, then there are some that focus on IBJJF competition.
Just like how the majority of judo schools focus on Olympic competition, there are some schools that stay traditional within the practice.
@Mr Glasses That's cool for the U.K. very proud.
However where I live it's all Olympic gyms.
@Mr Glasses Big claps for London, a place that not everyone lives in!
Not all judo has matwork, and there are enough BJJ Schools that practice takedowns.
Worst guard passer ever! xD
that girl knos her body and her skills........she has experience.....the reporter doesnt use all his strenght......judo is effective......girl or boy..is the same......a judoka who has the same weight of the reporter ...kills him
He certainly used full strength in many instances. Never underestimate a Judoka of her level ;)
devil....not necessary.....it was only a game........thath girl has 57 kg ....women in 70 kg is different
@Desmond Verheiden CQC With No Sharp Weapons YES...
What language are they speaking?
norwegian
Norwegian
He's pathetic
at 3:00 was the man supposed to take Pontos normally?
BJJ is as close as you can get to being a real Jedi
exept from the judoka Kimura destroying Helio Gracie .
She is a judoka
I don't see him using brute force on her
Jaime The One saw him try once did not work i dont think there is much difference in strength here
He tried brute force when standing up, and she countered it. On the ground, he probably used brute force as much as he could - that's why he got so exhausted. But brute force doesn't actually work that well against a skilled grappler.
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Now let's get a black belt man vs a black belt woman lol now that would be even
_xXBu_rtXx_ - maybe both mate
_xXBu_rtXx_ - no it wouldn’t
Well it depends on the skill one could be Olympian one could have just gotten the black belt generally in fighting women are more agile and men a stronger so I don’t get your point
Women are on average shorter then men in height. Shorter judokas have the advantage if weight is held constant.
They don't have males and females fight each other in Judo tournaments. Although you get to wrestle almost everyone in class at one time or another in a judo class at least one I went to some others might do it differently.
Olimpic? 😂😂😂
Jajaja, that was so unfair
Would've loved to have seen, Kyuzo Mifune embarass her.
I showed this video to my sensei, he laughed his fucking ass off, this man obviously cannot meet women or even get close to them, this was an opportunity for him to get a conversation going with a woman, unfortunately he made a complete ass of himself in the process
pretty embarrising for him
No that's a wrong additude. If he keeps training he will get better too.
@@jere.nurkka point is don't ever make a fool of yourself on camera on the internet. you have a crtain level of dignity you have to preserve at all cost.
@@joeswanson733 I get the point because I'm above you in intelligence but I disagree.
@@jere.nurkka oh well aren't you sure of yourself good for you.
I'm untrained. I would try her. She'd destroy me. Then I would ask her to teach me ..
Y'all in the comment are wrong, they're so cute together lol
Wow
KO!!!
Put a black belt against a white belt, and 100% of the times, the black belt dominates, regardless of the gender. It's common sense. What is this video even trying to prove?
i don't even know why judo need any more promotion. it was the biggest well known minstream grappling art in the 20th century... like basically it's like does a major brand need any more promotion when it's already a household name.
It's an exhibition, not "proving" anything
What's her name?
I am 184cm,68kg and bodybuilder. This blonde sweetface should not mess with me.
Karin Leder “should not” but would
@@nelsoncarmona2291 Hahaha you think so?
Are you a male or female?
@@odododo1814 I am 184cm,68kg, but,nevertheless,female.
@Graham, King of the Britons! Hahaha, normally, I look too intimidating. Women even avoid messing with me.
9:35
White belt is given to a beginner did he do any kind of wrestling with brothers or in high school? If he grew up on a farm and handled animals he might know more what to do. Probably grew up in a nonviolent city. Street fights would teach him to be tough. The guy's a reporter not an athlete, John Stossel got slapped easy also.
It also seems that he's an older gentleman. The older you get the harder it is to learn abstract concepts. Technique based grappling isn't strength based wrestling, so of course he'd lose to a world competitor.
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재밋다 ㅋㅋㅋ
hahaha
100% fake.
Fake??
no, that's when u enter judo without stamina. All martial arts, karate, boxing, muay thai, and etc undergo stamina and strength training, as months go by, your stamina increases and your muscles will efficiently use less energy. A proof of that is that he's panting like I expect a newcomer would.
@@Zheno These fight is completely prefabricated.
Trust me, that was genuine. This is what happens when you're grappling with a more skilled person (and the difference in skill here was extreme). If they were closer in level of skill and general physique, then his extra 30kg would matter a lot. But not in this case.
Lol, go to a jiu-jitsu/judo gym and ask to spar/roll with a white belt that has been practicing for at least 6 months. Trust me you'll die if they're a legit bjj or judo gym
I went for military training for 6 months. I have had 3 classes of judo (as I write this comment) and it is MUCH more tiring than any other activity I have ever done. Even running for more than an hour straight isn't as tiring as fighting. And I used to hate running, lol.
I beat her so easy
Me(184cm,68kg,bodybuilder),too.
Hey Karin, how was that armbar again?
@@AGuy-s5v When Toba drew my arm around her leg and I realized my elbow was in an upward position,believe me,my mouth and eyes opened and I puckered my nose.My legs and left arm stopped moving,I was like paralyzed.After she then touched my elbow with her little finger I cried for surrender on the spot.After she helped me up again I was running around for 15 minutes with my nose puckered and my left hand sustaining my right elbow.
@@karinleder446 well it's probably a lie, next time record the fight, I highly doubt a judoka failed against u.
U barely have any muscle considering ur height to be that much of a physical problem for someone 12 kg lighter than u
@@ricodsanchez6792 But do consider,I couldn't take any advantage of my height cuz I unfortunately stumbled over something. And when you read my text correctly you will see, although it was not easy ,that ,on the ground, I did admit that Toba got access to my right arm-joint poising my right arm in an awkward and helpless position I never witnessed before.
CLICKBAIT
It is fakeeee
Go to a jiu-jitsu or judo gym and find a white belt thats been practicing for at least 6 months. You'll get bodied.
No it’s not
Nope