I like your set-up on 4 and 5. It can be done without a gi and quickly enough to avoid getting punched in the face in MMA combat. Thanks for the video.
Los felicito por la excelente manera de explicar, ojalá hubiera una escuela de ustedes aquí en Monterrey México,ya que aquí no hay, enhorabuena y mucha suerte
The Turtle Arm Bar is a very nice option I never thought of it I usually go for a chocke after inserting my hooks and flipping the person but I don't do Judo I do in BJJ Thanks A lot :)
Older vid but would like an answer to this. I would like to know, how do you deal with the arms interlocking? When you for example use the third technique, the opponent interlocks arms and rendering the jujo gatame useless (the opponnent grabs his other arms to prevent me from armbarring (?)). Great channel by the way :D.
I have found that one or two things can work here. 1) use your foot to press against the opposing arm, pushing it away. You have more strength in your leg than they do in their grip. 2) don't just pull straight backwards, pull sideways (towards the head) and backwards. It is very hard to resist motion in two directions at the same time.
+Mikko Kanerva Yes, of course. And it has nothing to do with your rank. Maybe with your age - Often are the rules different in some countries, so ask your trainer :)
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easy on the coffee..I get the same hyper affect from coffee.
You rather have sensei to be monotone and boring? I liked his energy cause that's part of teaching. It's creates an energy to motivate students
Thank you. Randori went swimmingly well for me due to this instruction video. Good work Sensei!
I like your set-up on 4 and 5. It can be done without a gi and quickly enough to avoid getting punched in the face in MMA combat. Thanks for the video.
yes you can play guard in Judo - it's just hard to sub someone in a short amount of time
The turtle armbar is good but for bjj I would recommend keeping the back and tiring out your opponent before attempting a submission
From the "slipped arm point", ashi ude garami might be smoother and easier to follow to sankaku if defended.
I thought the exact same thing.
Thanks mate - these are my 5 fave Juji gatames attacks
great video. matt, please put out a video on the new ijf rules. pros and cons what to do and not to do. thanks.
Thank you very much, you helped me a lot with my belt exam
Los felicito por la excelente manera de explicar, ojalá hubiera una escuela de ustedes aquí en Monterrey México,ya que aquí no hay, enhorabuena y mucha suerte
The Turtle Arm Bar is a very nice option I never thought of it I usually go for a chocke after inserting my hooks and flipping the person but I don't do Judo I do in BJJ Thanks A lot :)
The last one was awesome... Sensei
I love it! en ninguna de mis clases de judo me han enseñado estas variaciones. Te has ganado un seguidor mas :)
Super useful, I'm working on my Ne Waza, sometimes you need to get rid of the guy instead of going into golden score and waste your energy...
So true
+Yusuph SLMV absolutely
Older vid but would like an answer to this. I would like to know, how do you deal with the arms interlocking? When you for example use the third technique, the opponent interlocks arms and rendering the jujo gatame useless (the opponnent grabs his other arms to prevent me from armbarring (?)). Great channel by the way :D.
I have found that one or two things can work here.
1) use your foot to press against the opposing arm, pushing it away. You have more strength in your leg than they do in their grip.
2) don't just pull straight backwards, pull sideways (towards the head) and backwards. It is very hard to resist motion in two directions at the same time.
Great instruction! thanks!
Yes. Definitely.
You are Great teacher
Hi, would you please tell me what exercises are best to get a perfect uchi mata? thanks
Great video and info .. Thnx ....
i wouldnt recommend going to another armbar if he pulls it out. i would go for the omoplata.
Nice n slow teaching by which one cn nderstand well n learn
Love youre vids!!!
Well he does have an Australian/ new Zealand or some such accent. It's not going to be perfect.
But the "happy drilling!" note was funny lol
Great, very nice video
muito bom, boas dicas!
that was so good
good job.think s
we need seme vedio like as
thanks ,,,
You're vids r the bes
Awesome
Thanks
are you allowed to play guard in Judo?????????
nice drills
Good techniques for bjj.
Dejna Łajt Yeah because they Are basic bjj techniques
most basic BJJ techniques come from judo
Basically Just Judo
nice
ha we did the last one yesterday in BJJ kept getting confused :v
Is the failed first juji gatame attack allowed in shiai?
+Mikko Kanerva if you're proper rank
+Mikko Kanerva Yes, of course. And it has nothing to do with your rank. Maybe with your age - Often are the rules different in some countries, so ask your trainer :)
Perfect for the type who do fascist salutes...
was?
juji gatame from turtle ❤️
I love it too
WTF 0:49 att this time you toching his legs with hands
lol you straight up copying jason scully's videos shake my head...
lithuanian walll lol