Thank you for making a video about this. Learning to do the small unflashy things like this correctly all of the time makes a big difference no matter what else we are trying to do. A video on footwork basics would be great as well. I appreciate all of your hard work.
The way to show the basic grip technique and in general the basics of how to approach gripping was very clear and simple. Building up once these basics are in the backbone seems great. Great for beginners when it doesn't go too much in the details when it says basics. Like I was thinking of this idea I saw somewhere that you let the opponent try to grab your lapel and dodge with turning the shoulders, then grabbing the sleeve as they start retracting the arm, but realised that it's nowhere near the scope of this video. Thanks again for these videos.
Hi Sensei. Awesome as always never ever thought about many of these tips. One big example I never thought about is wrinkling the hikite grip. Thank you as always.🙇♂️
@@fluidjudojapan lately i saw the great Takato with the thumb inside the sleeve - what do you think of it? I think this is illegal but no referee can see it - have you been doing it?
Hand distance from uke was a good one, no-one has ever tought me that. I also like the idea of the folds in the sleeve. If your asking about the uchi komi on the tree? 1000 reps of Osotogari Have you done a video on tsuri komi goshi? I can see a video on sode tsuri komi goshi but not tsuri komi goshi. I really struggle with this due to shoulder mobility
i think your videos are great and i trust all your content a lot. i remember from one of your videos to use the last three fingers of the hand and was convinced right away and introduced it immediately - so in this terms this has been known to me already. i think the best part was the tsurite part and the tips about the wrist. i will try it out tomorrow in my training. regarding hikite i'm not convinced that in a match you will be able to make wrinkles, because it takes time - u think you can show it in randori? regaring some future content ideas: one thing which i have trouble with is to break the opponents tsurite grip. if it is strong, it dominates and sets up the whole fight - i can feel immediately that my chance of winning is very low in that situation.
Thank you so much！ I think all your questions will be answered in the next video about AIYOTSU's KUMITE. I am desperately editing now. looking forward to.
@@fluidjudojapan Thank you again for your content. Now I have broken my big toe (I can't train for 2 weeks) and I am checking everyday to see if you posted the video. I am really waiting for it.
It makes me laugh that starts to try to catch the grip and avoid other one but once you catch it the other will catch it too since you only has two arms
Excellent video 🙌 Kumi te is the most important in judo... Needs to be watched multiple times to be assimilated fully
Thanks GloukiB🙇♂
Agree👍look again and again🖐
Thank you for making a video about this. Learning to do the small unflashy things like this correctly all of the time makes a big difference no matter what else we are trying to do. A video on footwork basics would be great as well. I appreciate all of your hard work.
Thank you johnbrashear3190🖐️
These nuances are powerful tools. There is a reason the Japanese are masters of kumi-kata. Simple details---a small pebble with long ripples.
Thanks chrismaks2518🖐️
The way to show the basic grip technique and in general the basics of how to approach gripping was very clear and simple. Building up once these basics are in the backbone seems great. Great for beginners when it doesn't go too much in the details when it says basics. Like I was thinking of this idea I saw somewhere that you let the opponent try to grab your lapel and dodge with turning the shoulders, then grabbing the sleeve as they start retracting the arm, but realised that it's nowhere near the scope of this video. Thanks again for these videos.
@Yupppi Thanks🙏
Thank you for making this video. It will be very helpful to me.
@johnjavier4997 Thanks🖐️
Hi Sensei. Awesome as always never ever thought about many of these tips. One big example I never thought about is wrinkling the hikite grip. Thank you as always.🙇♂️
Thank you always andrew!
@@fluidjudojapan lately i saw the great Takato with the thumb inside the sleeve - what do you think of it? I think this is illegal but no referee can see it - have you been doing it?
I love how do you teach the grips for beginers. Thank you for this video.
@FerranEscobosa-b6y Thanks🖐️
Gracias
@juanlainezgomez3468 Thanks🖐️
hands down best youtube judo channel!
Thanks huchhoppla🖐️
Great refreshing sensei ! Thank you for this video. Oss
Thank you always Hodgson Catalin🖐️
Great tips ! Thanks ! Never heard the trick about sleeve grip. I'll try this !
Thanks again
ありがとうございました
Thank you always dogedesign🖐️
Nice video. I didn't know about the hikite's several folds trick. Thank you.
Thanks jongler9775🖐️
¡ SHORT BUT INFORMATIVE, WELL PRESENTED - "THANK YOU" !
Thanks j.montoya7051 🖐️
Kumika is the most important part in judo randori if you get a good grip you got 60% of the victory.
Thanks weandem🖐️
Thank you 🙏
@jeromelansang2168 Thanks🖐️
Thank you for sharing this!
@hanzojpalm7779 Thanks🖐️
Amazing! I always learn something useful here. The hikite pleats make sense. I am going to try it!
Thanks daleaidenletian🖐️
These videos are so good.
Thanks leoashura8086🖐️
5 hours until this comes out... I cant wait.... I'll have to osoto gari to the tree in my garden until then.😮
Thanks paultaylor107 🖐️
how was it?
Hand distance from uke was a good one, no-one has ever tought me that. I also like the idea of the folds in the sleeve.
If your asking about the uchi komi on the tree? 1000 reps of Osotogari
Have you done a video on tsuri komi goshi?
I can see a video on sode tsuri komi goshi but not tsuri komi goshi. I really struggle with this due to shoulder mobility
Thank you so much!
Please let me take your advice into consideration🙇♂️
Very much best video
Thanks rigobertogervacio223🖐️
Well explained. I would like to check how to do kuzushi with heavy people with stiff arms
Thanks pedrokarandeniya162 🖐️
Thank you for the advice！
not much of kumi te content, can't wait to see it
Thanks Barabass🖐️
how was it?
i think your videos are great and i trust all your content a lot.
i remember from one of your videos to use the last three fingers of the hand and was convinced right away and introduced it immediately - so in this terms this has been known to me already.
i think the best part was the tsurite part and the tips about the wrist. i will try it out tomorrow in my training.
regarding hikite i'm not convinced that in a match you will be able to make wrinkles, because it takes time - u think you can show it in randori?
regaring some future content ideas:
one thing which i have trouble with is to break the opponents tsurite grip. if it is strong, it dominates and sets up the whole fight - i can feel immediately that my chance of winning is very low in that situation.
Thank you so much！
I think all your questions will be answered in the next video about AIYOTSU's KUMITE.
I am desperately editing now.
looking forward to.
@@fluidjudojapan Thank you again for your content. Now I have broken my big toe (I can't train for 2 weeks) and I am checking everyday to see if you posted the video. I am really waiting for it.
Thank you for the tips!
Thanks jesseifrah5383🖐️
Great stuff. Will there be a sequel, as the title hints? 😊
Thanks SuperKingtofu🖐️
I'm doing my best to edit it now.
Please look forward to it🙇♂️
More on this please!
Thanks Mauro Bruzzone🖐️
Please look forward to it👍
amazing. please more
Thanks hafi8373🖐️
Please look forward to it.
man, what a nice video
Thanks Josenildo🖐️
教えてくれてありがとうございました、先生！
@ricardokerscher Thanks🖐️
This is incredible!
@teacherleo20245
Thanks🖐️
Thank you 👏👏
Thanks user-ru2xg2pg3d🖐️
Great techniques
@kitagendaelijah77 Thanks🖐️
Love it
It looks like koga's sleeve lock but I will have to watch the video to be sure. Thank you already for the content.
Thanks LanguageHelp🖐️
thank you for the video, a lot of knoweledge, ¿When the tsurite is high in the collar, the same concept is applied, inward and foward?
Thanks amirkiev8205 🖐️
I think that situation is a little different.
I will also explain in the video. thank you.
My mind is blown 🙋100%
Thanks alimrashid9765🖐️
Amazing 🥋🥋
Thanks kristofferlanghellefjrtoft8038🖐️
When you get the tsurite grip on the collar what do you think about gripping higher around the neck ?
Sorry James chat is over🙇♂
Grip is more important than position.
I think it's good to hold the opponent's neck correctly.
Ótimo vídeo !!! Oss
Thanks andersontrajano7491🖐️
Moire kumika please.!!! Very informative thanks. !!
Thanks @judocrusader5171🖐️
What is Moire kumika？
@@fluidjudojapan sorry more variety of basic kumikata. Breaking double sleeve grips, blocking and snapping lapel,. changing grips sensei please. Thanks.
Salut messieurs vous démontrait t'es séance du vidéos sont bien fait bonne courage et à bientôt
Thank you always yassinesabki4863 🖐️
Hello, could you make a video of fornt uchimata pls
Thanks ferri_xd7591🖐️
sorry. I don't know fornt uchimata pls.
How does this work on the street with normal clothes? I'm always more interested in real world applications. Thanks
Thanks johans7119🖐️
i don't know that.
I have very important question. Where in japan can I learn judo(clubs and teams)?
Thanks пламен димитров🖐️
Please send a message here👍
fluidjudojapan@gmail.com
is this the same Dojo as Saito Kaikan Channel?
Thanks m5a1stuart83 🖐️
Sorry. I don't know Saito Kaikan.
Appreciate the video! could you maybe do a video explaining the footwork, like how one should distribute the weight on the feet
Thanks louisweber8418🖐️
Thank you for the advice😃
It makes me laugh that starts to try to catch the grip and avoid other one but once you catch it the other will catch it too since you only has two arms
Thanks astrofotografias8753🖐️
Oss
Thanks Claudio Sanada🖐️