I Boxed for 7 years, Karate for 30 years, Grappling for 2 years, and I can honestly say that Judo is absolutely 'Poetry in Motion!' It's dangerous and beautiful at the same time.
That’s crazy but literally no one asked for your whole course of what you did. Just mention you did judo for awhile and notice how efficient it is, no need for the other bs
@@frankysmith8457 that’s not envy dude, I’m just saying If you wanted to mention something was interesting then get to the point, don’t need to explain details that aren’t needed, it’s called being direct doofus
I did Judo for about ten tears when I was younger and can say some of those throws were pure art....and also skill. I saw the basic first throw I ever learnt tie atoshi and leg trips mixed some unreal back rolling throws. A lot of feints and getting the opponent off balance. Really good stuff.
Yeah, if you've competed yourself you know how extremely hard it is to throw someone who is resisting, especially at the highest level. The balance game is just wonderful in these clips.
@@Tikimohn I do judo as you can see ITS AMAZING, training might get hard but everyone's nice and just a good way to learn self defense, even if you face bigger opponents its better, small opponents wont let you learn, they just plob to the ground, same height opponents or taller opponents since they are bigger you have to push more well you get stronger, im 10 and i defeated a 150 pound 14 year old, have a good day.
@@bluesky1923 Well, honestly its not on TV here in America. At least its not on in my region, so I've never really thought about it. It isn't very popular in the south eastern US. I like it though, very entertaining indeed.
@HeyImLincoln exactly implement judo, muythai, and jujitsu your opponent in the clinch and on the ground isnt gonna have a clue especially an inexperienced one
This is martial poetry. The result of timming, technique, power, and many many hours of hard training for a brief moment of glory without damaging the contender or himself. Judo is a dignifying sport where contenders, in general, are friends for life.
To my best recollection, two defenses for a waist throw were, turning your body sideways or grabbing onto the opponents belt, though not sure if that is still allowed or not.
You did a GREAT job bringing Judo to the masses' entertainment. Usually, boring to watch, unless you are IN IT. This video brought out the subtle finesse/power that is embedded within the art. I LOVE the ones where the guys takes their whole leg and sweeps up the opponent off balance into a throw/wheel. Just pure FUN to watch. And best of all, no one got their faces bloodied or neck broken, true meaning of Martial Art!!!!
I also wanted to add that the evolution of judo techniques and the innovative spirit of judoka never ceases to surprise me! Look for example at how they overcame the problem with the leg grabbing banned by the IJF when it comes to kata guruma. Or the one and two-sleeved variation of executing sode tsuri komi goshi. It's amazing, isn't it?
*for those of us who never practiced judo* Imagine being grabbed, your feet leaving the ground, and your arms flailing as you fall helplessly. Plus, you have the added bonus of another humans weight on top of you as you hit the ground. WILD. JUST, WILD.
Actually they usually soften the blow by letting you down fairly gently, rather than pushing their weight down on top of you. Judo means "the peaceful way" in Japanese, as it's not meant to cause injury.
@@yourmum69_420In tournaments some don't even care, and in the street we won't because it can cause more destruction to land on top of your opponent and not assist their fall Like the creator of Judo said: "Judo is a study of techniques with which you may kill if you wish to kill, injure if you wish to injure, subdue if you wish to subdue, and, when attacked, defend yourself.” Meaning that blasting someone who doesn't know how to fall onto concrete full force will literally break them. And you actually don't need to control their fall if you don't want to. You can land on top of them and let them fall with the throw Judo can be the gentle way but also the brutal way
dont let mainstream bjj and wrestling stop you from learning judo. Im a 2 dan judo black belt and also was a d2 wrestler in college. when i was bouncing at clubs and bars judo was far more useful in taking people down than wrestling.
well duh, that is because Judo is the art of taking down people lol . Wrestling is part that, but other stuff. Judo literally is throwing or taking an opponent down to the ground. Wrestling is much more than takedowns, involving holds, pins, and grappling. SO yes, pretty sure that Judo is better at taking down people than wrestling is. Wrestling is mostly AFTER taking down someone, to keep them down
@@eolsunder Have you ever done Judo? Judo has a decent ground game as well with lots of submissions and transitions to the ground. It's almost half the sport (Ne Waza) . "Holds" "Pins" and "Grappling" haha
3:19 - Brutal Ura Nage. I executed that move many times even when joking around with friends on grassy grounds but I never used my body weight to inflict extra force or damage like that guy He was airborne putting the entire force on his opponents as he slammed it! Really well executed though. You did that move in real life to anyone on a hard surface (or most any of these throws for that matter), it is game over. These throws are more dangerous than most any kick or punch, especially if the other guy doesn't know how to brake their fall.
I learnt never to give up and to train hard from judo. It served me well in my martial arts training and career later on in life. I trained under the four Japanese 4 th Dans sent by the Japanese Overseas Volunteers Corps to train the Police Field Force in Sarawak, Malaysia. I was only 16 then but won my black belt by remaining unbeaten and throwing the other two men (with full ippon) who passed the test with me. I have never been thrown in competition. Great and fun sport. Made a man out of me. In judo you have to fight everyone and cannot hide under your belt. Everyone challenges you.
man the judo is my child dream its hard to find in our country I just noticed the most of the throws end with hit head is it dangerous because neck broke?
@@ben3131 it is really dangerous in the streets for the person who isn't experienced in wrestling. But when we trained them in the gym our judo coach teached us how to secure when fall.
Of all the martial arts styles I've seen in competition, judo seems to be the one with the most practical application in a street fight....yeah it's important to learn how to dish out and defend against strikes but what happens when someone inevitably grabs you?...good stuff
@@sheastadium2008 there are certain techniques that grab your leg ,wich is forbidden in the competitions. Also there are techniques that got banned because they caused lots of brutal injuries, they were considered to unsafe and endangered the opponents health, even if you could fall absolutely perfect. And because judo in the end is all about making sure your partner is unharmed and safe they got banned.
Buy a book on judo. All u need is another body to practice on ask around if anyone wants to practice with you b4 or after on on an open mat day. If your in bjj just ask your instructor to go over some throws. Take it slow nice and easy learn how to fall first and just learn the technique. It's been years since I've did BJJ. But one of the places I trained was a young lady who started with judo first so that helped but it's not hard to add to your game. Hard to do on a resisting opponent but once u start messing around with it you'll start to see the openings 4 it. When you do hit a throw it feels cool
That's because guys in the white gi are in top 8. I mean its not just like that it's kinda hard to explain,but yeah judoka in white gi will probably win
@@JudoHighlights2015 No single martial art will ever be effective against someone who trains in a variety of martial arts. Everyone should take the time to learn the basics of Muay Thai, BJJ, Judo, Boxing, and Wrestling.
levels above bjj....judo is so sharp and so beautiful ,just one moment and you're flying and one moment more and you're broken on the ground ....(for the bjj fans -I didnt say that the bjj isnt effective ! I said that Judo is way more beautiful and way more sharp ! Sorry if my English isnt good !Greatings from Bulgaria!)
Superb style of combat! I’d love to learn oldschool Judo and get the leg takedowns in there too. This style is fantastic for real life fights because dropping someone on pavement, or even just natural ground, will finish the fight pretty fast.
@@ilnerdmiope i would think this is more painful and effective in a street fight tho. it's almost effortless to grap a wrist and the collar and then do a throw like a tai otoshi. you won't even get your pants dirty lol
I Boxed for 7 years, Karate for 30 years, Grappling for 2 years, and I can honestly say that Judo is absolutely 'Poetry in Motion!' It's dangerous and beautiful at the same time.
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That’s crazy but literally no one asked for your whole course of what you did. Just mention you did judo for awhile and notice how efficient it is, no need for the other bs
@@rAiDeR2TKC Envy...
@@frankysmith8457 that’s not envy dude, I’m just saying If you wanted to mention something was interesting then get to the point, don’t need to explain details that aren’t needed, it’s called being direct doofus
I did karate boxing Kickboxing muay thai kung-fu and recently i started bjj as bjj is very similar to judo i have to say it's beautiful and dangerous
I did Judo for about ten tears when I was younger and can say some of those throws were pure art....and also skill. I saw the basic first throw I ever learnt tie atoshi and leg trips mixed some unreal back rolling throws. A lot of feints and getting the opponent off balance. Really good stuff.
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Same. I stopped a few years ago but honestly feel like getting back into it.
Tai otoshi*
Yeah, if you've competed yourself you know how extremely hard it is to throw someone who is resisting, especially at the highest level. The balance game is just wonderful in these clips.
@@wrenchman131 Even with no resistance it's hard to do it perfectly
Judo needs more attention
@@julienfourmanoir1243 the power is too strong
Clearly
Wish id gotten into it instead of folkstyle wrestling tbh. Woulda loved it.
@@Tikimohn I do judo as you can see ITS AMAZING, training might get hard but everyone's nice and just a good way to learn self defense, even if you face bigger opponents its better, small opponents wont let you learn, they just plob to the ground, same height opponents or taller opponents since they are bigger you have to push more well you get stronger, im 10 and i defeated a 150 pound 14 year old, have a good day.
@@sbsoanziabdiamaoaoao rolled by a 10 year old LULW
never watched Judo in my life, this was some entertaining stuff.
Hell yeah same here
Dirty Steve you should try it if you haven’t already!
Same
Judo is very famous sport! why you never watched Judo ?
@@bluesky1923 Well, honestly its not on TV here in America. At least its not on in my region, so I've never really thought about it. It isn't very popular in the south eastern US. I like it though, very entertaining indeed.
I credit my high school state wrestling championship to a single year of Judo. Invaluable take down applications. Fierce.
Yep. Teaches amazing balance and body position.
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@HeyImLincoln exactly implement judo, muythai, and jujitsu your opponent in the clinch and on the ground isnt gonna have a clue especially an inexperienced one
Yeah i regret not getting into judo and Greco-Roman, all i did was throws. Sacrificed many points to get 6 for the team hahah
@@skankhunt-zh8ky kenichi reference?
This is martial poetry. The result of timming, technique, power, and many many hours of hard training for a brief moment of glory without damaging the contender or himself. Judo is a dignifying sport where contenders, in general, are friends for life.
Whoever lands on hard concrete from a Judo throw is getting hurt and damaged
6:20 bows, walks in and ...Done...like a Boss
Judo is all about hitting your opponent with the world...
That world bloody hurts... i know!
Or better yet, hitting the world with your opponent. I’m not sure which would hurt more.
Never mess with a person who knows judo on hard surfaces. Those falls will put you in the hospital
Thank you bob
It saved my ass in school. More devastating than a bloody nose but less trouble.
Just don’t do those throws that land yourself in a bad spot in the process.
@@thecasuallongsword true. against multiple folks.
I've been thrown on grass. Still hurt.
2:23 so clever 👏👏👏
They slow it down I still can't see what's happening
Edwin Rivera he pulled him and faked a entry by the front, when the other guys attempted to defent it he got his back
Jus Mecilosek is my bro
Like we are brothers
BRUH!! LIKE, SHIT BRO, THAT WAS SMOOOOOTH!!
5:35 fastest three steps I've ever seen in my life.
Wow that footwork at 7:48 to get the opponent's weight onto the second foot was awesome
Man there's nothing like a well execute flip over the hips and seeing the opponent's legs straight up going over it and slam down on the mat.
To my best recollection, two defenses for a waist throw were, turning your body sideways or grabbing onto the opponents belt, though not sure if that is still allowed or not.
@@Turco949 It is
Thats great. But a good sweep os way more satisfying
UCHI MATA all day long. Most beautiful throw ever!
3:30 when the beat DROPS!
Damn accurate!
when I was in high school, ura nage was one of my best moves, however I never did it in mid air, this is insane LOL
Damn that looks painful
2:23 was so smooth
Judo is the art of hitting troublemakers with planet 🌎 Earth
Lol. That's a good one
I am a Judoka. My weapon is the entire planet.
The art where everybody has a plan until they get thrown on their back
I’ll tell police: it’s the earth beat him.not me
Hit that boi with the floor
I ve been a judoca for 25 years. Judo saved me many times on the streets!
Where the fk do yoi live in afganistan?
@@saporob somalia
You did a GREAT job bringing Judo to the masses' entertainment. Usually, boring to watch, unless you are IN IT. This video brought out the subtle finesse/power that is embedded within the art. I LOVE the ones where the guys takes their whole leg and sweeps up the opponent off balance into a throw/wheel. Just pure FUN to watch. And best of all, no one got their faces bloodied or neck broken, true meaning of Martial Art!!!!
1)0:07 sode tsurikomi goshi
37)08:23 sode tsurukomi goshi
48)11:05 harai goshi
14)02:58 utsuri goshi
18)03:58 tsuri goshi
19)04:14 utsuri goshi
32)07:14 tsuri goshi
33)07:26 o goshi
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40)09:11 ippon seoi nage
46)10:34 ippon seoi nage
4)0:53 yoko tomoe nage
29)06:37 yoko tomoe nage
8)01:40 ippon seoi nage
15)03:13 ura nage
22)04:58 ura nage
45)10:20 seoi nage
25)05:42 tomoe nage
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24)05:30 o soto gari
12)02:30 o soto gari
38)08:40 o soto gari
7)01:28 ko uchi gari
35)07:56 ko soto gari
17)03:47 ko soto gari
44)10:03 ko soto gari
39)08:57 ko soto gari
36)08:07 ko uchi gari
51)11:41 ko uchi gari
26)05:55 o uchi gari)
21)04:46 o uchi gari
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11)02:19 tani otoshi
9)01:51 tai otoshi
13)02:44 tai otoshi
2)0:24 tai otoshi
20)04:34 seoi otoshi
27)06:10 uki otoshi
28)06:21 tai otoshi
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10)02:06 uchi mata
6)01:15 uchi mata
47)10:49 uchi mata
3)0:39 uchi mata
50)11:35 uchi mata
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16)03:34 harai tsurikomi ashi
43)09:48 sasae tsurikomi ashi
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23)05:14 o gruma
34)07:45 ashi guruma
42)09:36 kata guruma
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31)07:03 okuru ashi harai
49)11:21 de ashi harai
5)01:05 de ashi harai
41)09:23 de ashi harai
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30)06:48 soto maki komi
thanks
Legend
Are these the names of the take downs?
@@jmgarza1288 i wrote how i hear . İ just wanted to organize the movements by names
Thanks a lot 🔥🔥🔥
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They must be on the blue team.
@Lucas Klassen what else would he be referring to?
Not rly how it works
More likely because they like BJJ
@@qharemswagbola7159 League
COD blue team
I also wanted to add that the evolution of judo techniques and the innovative spirit of judoka never ceases to surprise me! Look for example at how they overcame the problem with the leg grabbing banned by the IJF when it comes to kata guruma. Or the one and two-sleeved variation of executing sode tsuri komi goshi. It's amazing, isn't it?
*for those of us who never practiced judo*
Imagine being grabbed, your feet leaving the ground, and your arms flailing as you fall helplessly. Plus, you have the added bonus of another humans weight on top of you as you hit the ground.
WILD. JUST, WILD.
Actually they usually soften the blow by letting you down fairly gently, rather than pushing their weight down on top of you. Judo means "the peaceful way" in Japanese, as it's not meant to cause injury.
@@yourmum69_420not in tournaments it ain’t gentle
@@yourmum69_420In tournaments some don't even care, and in the street we won't because it can cause more destruction to land on top of your opponent and not assist their fall
Like the creator of Judo said: "Judo is a study of techniques with which you may kill if you wish to kill, injure if you wish to injure, subdue if you wish to subdue, and, when attacked, defend yourself.”
Meaning that blasting someone who doesn't know how to fall onto concrete full force will literally break them. And you actually don't need to control their fall if you don't want to. You can land on top of them and let them fall with the throw Judo can be the gentle way but also the brutal way
the split-second decisions to capitalize on your opponents imbalance is so impressive.
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7:50 looks so nice :O
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Breathtaking.
But it's not Ashi Guruma. It's Harai Goshi.
@@MaxGalofre its a fake ashi guruma
Theodore Bagwell it’s a fraud ?????
The Art of Judo is so spectacular.
This never fails to get me pumped up
4 months later, it doesn't
dont let mainstream bjj and wrestling stop you from learning judo. Im a 2 dan judo black belt and also was a d2 wrestler in college. when i was bouncing at clubs and bars judo was far more useful in taking people down than wrestling.
I would not want to fight you on a hard surface
@@Moorishsultan5 yes you would
well duh, that is because Judo is the art of taking down people lol . Wrestling is part that, but other stuff. Judo literally is throwing or taking an opponent down to the ground. Wrestling is much more than takedowns, involving holds, pins, and grappling. SO yes, pretty sure that Judo is better at taking down people than wrestling is. Wrestling is mostly AFTER taking down someone, to keep them down
Judo is actually much more popular than BJJ globally except the US.
@@eolsunder Have you ever done Judo? Judo has a decent ground game as well with lots of submissions and transitions to the ground. It's almost half the sport (Ne Waza) . "Holds" "Pins" and "Grappling" haha
1:18 the drop for maruyama 😍
some of those throws were actual works of art!
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I used to fight judo a lot as a kid but haven't followed the sport for a long time. Still beautiful and devastating.
It's just a pure beauty of judo!!! Just simply fantastic!!!
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That kouchigari at 1:30 is SICK! Perfection.
7:38 love how she’s securing her opponents neck
I think she's doing that more for the ippon
@@bluetiger5064I mean, it's better to go straight to the ippon than break your opponent's neck or something.
Sorry, I left one mistake in the video Ami Kondo's throw is not O Uchi Gari, but Ko Uchi Gari.
I planned to report this mistake... 😉
At 7:10, this is "de ashi barai"....
That said thank you for this excellent video.
@@skopox I think that is okuri ashi Barai as he swept both feet
Where are ono and van't end
11:07 Deguchi, looks to me more like an Ashi Guruma... Anyway, great video, great channel... Thanks for sharing the very best!
My favourit tecnic is uchi mata of ressel_(germany)
1:25 that was a beautiful throw
I only train Jiu Jitsu. But Holy shit Judo is so damn beautiful.
I wanna start training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
@@thehaitianway7706 you should it’s a lot of fun and very rewarding
I train kickboxing so I know what it feels loose
I was trying to say that I do kickboxing so I know what it feels like to be kicked in the face
@@milesprosper8534 my from brazilian jiu jitsu traning competitive the four traning brazilian jiu jitsu am yellow band
3:19 - Brutal Ura Nage. I executed that move many times even when joking around with friends on grassy grounds but I never used my body weight to inflict extra force or damage like that guy He was airborne putting the entire force on his opponents as he slammed it! Really well executed though.
You did that move in real life to anyone on a hard surface (or most any of these throws for that matter), it is game over. These throws are more dangerous than most any kick or punch, especially if the other guy doesn't know how to brake their fall.
Yeah, the dude in blue is going to feel that one for awhile. Could have easily gotten some broken ribs with the way that they came down.
He basically jumped which also spared his knees from the impact, really clever
That throw onto concrete would break anyone
@@user-qo2ul6yx4t yea lol
I don't even do judo. I just got curshed by a judo guy at a BJJ open mat, and came here to marvel at the art.
I learnt never to give up and to train hard from judo. It served me well in my martial arts training and career later on in life. I trained under the four Japanese 4 th Dans sent by the Japanese Overseas Volunteers Corps to train the Police Field Force in Sarawak, Malaysia. I was only 16 then but won my black belt by remaining unbeaten and throwing the other two men (with full ippon) who passed the test with me. I have never been thrown in competition. Great and fun sport. Made a man out of me. In judo you have to fight everyone and cannot hide under your belt. Everyone challenges you.
Crazy how it looks so calm and all of a sudden someone pulls a move and sweeps or throws someone it is truly fascinating
I did judo for 9 years. These throws are technically incredible!
man the judo is my child dream its hard to find in our country I just noticed the most of the throws end with hit head is it dangerous because neck broke?
@@ben3131 it is really dangerous in the streets for the person who isn't experienced in wrestling. But when we trained them in the gym our judo coach teached us how to secure when fall.
Of all the martial arts styles I've seen in competition, judo seems to be the one with the most practical application in a street fight....yeah it's important to learn how to dish out and defend against strikes but what happens when someone inevitably grabs you?...good stuff
I see what your saying but mma is so much closer to a street fight than any singular martial art.
@@john72480 Why is it not allowed in competitions?
@@sheastadium2008 there are certain techniques that grab your leg ,wich is forbidden in the competitions. Also there are techniques that got banned because they caused lots of brutal injuries, they were considered to unsafe and endangered the opponents health, even if you could fall absolutely perfect. And because judo in the end is all about making sure your partner is unharmed and safe they got banned.
@@yomama3099 how long does it take for a person to have a black belt? :)
At 5:30. That is a brilliant setup. The little 2-step between the trap and the trip is seamless. Max Holloway should study Ai Shishime.
2:19 Great! "TANI OTOSHI"
This is why I want to train Judo, it compliments BJJ so well. Sadly though, there are no Judo academies in my area.
Next life I will! Too scared of adding on any more injuries, that sht looks brutal at!
harrod19 you actually learn how to fall ^^
@@insertname956 maybe you do lol
@@insertname956 Yes sir! We do 20 breakfalls as part of the warmup, and I also do parkour sometimes, so that helps with knowing how to hit the ground.
Buy a book on judo. All u need is another body to practice on ask around if anyone wants to practice with you b4 or after on on an open mat day. If your in bjj just ask your instructor to go over some throws. Take it slow nice and easy learn how to fall first and just learn the technique. It's been years since I've did BJJ. But one of the places I trained was a young lady who started with judo first so that helped but it's not hard to add to your game. Hard to do on a resisting opponent but once u start messing around with it you'll start to see the openings 4 it. When you do hit a throw it feels cool
TEAM WHITE= 39 WINS
TEAM BLUE= 14 WINS
never use blue in a judo championship kkkkk
Lol. In international comp it's not up to the competitors. Both cannot wear the same color gi. They are told the color to wear.
I'm team blu btw
It's possible that this statistic is due to the fact that seeded players always start with white gi, but I could be mistaken.
My kid said why the white always win. Hahahah
That's because guys in the white gi are in top 8. I mean its not just like that it's kinda hard to explain,but yeah judoka in white gi will probably win
2:19 my fav.i love dat faint uchimata then tani otoshi
brilliant skills
Absolut schön und knackig dargestellt wie schön Power/Training sein kann.........
Fantastic! The Japanese really know what they're doing.
I specially appreciated Maruyama's display of Zanshin in the fight at 11:35
Uchi mata 🥋
Beautiful timing with the music, well done!
Thanks!
I think so to！
Great year for judo and awesome video.
Have no idea what it's called, but my favorite move is when they pull and push you knocking you back like a football hit. Loved it
like at 5:55? Love that one
Just beautiful.
Just art.
And the „o uchi gari“ @05:55 just beautiful
8:31 That girl did a one handed sode tsurikomi goshi, mind = blown.
It looked almost as if she was looking to tap the other girl's leg with her free hand at first, then remembering that that's not allowed anymore.
2:33 that is the most impressive master of physics throw I've even seen!
I was waiting for the "Legends never die" the whole time
is it just me or can you hear it really faintly at 0:32 or 0:33?
me too lmao ^^
Me too
Legends never DIEEEEE
Excellent video! Great job with the editing and choice of music! Subscribed!
3:09 was a great counter. Masterful skill.
Judo, Aikido, Kendo, Kyudo, and Karate: tactics specific to actual combat derived from the combat training of the Samurai
I love how many tai otoshi there were! My favorite throw.
6:15 perfect technique
the fight and the win at 5:44 was insane
its not that diffecult...
I'm here after watching jiu jitsu fights. The judo is so refreshing thank you!
Amazing compilation. And great inspiring music too. Keep it up!
Thanks man!
2:49 excellent footwork
Quamaine Salaam Precisely and very smooth 👌🏼
9:10 beautiful
These throws are beautiful
Most of these throws will knock you out badly if you fall on concrete for sure
Rhumb100 if they don’t kill you on impact
Dude people underestimate judo - if UFC fighters wore everyday clothes, like normal people, judo would take over!
untrained people failing to tuck their chins would die , breaking their necks
@@JudoHighlights2015 No single martial art will ever be effective against someone who trains in a variety of martial arts. Everyone should take the time to learn the basics of Muay Thai, BJJ, Judo, Boxing, and Wrestling.
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When i was a kid i use to practice judo, and know it's still one of my favourites sports, that shit it's incredible
levels above bjj....judo is so sharp and so beautiful ,just one moment and you're flying and one moment more and you're broken on the ground ....(for the bjj fans -I didnt say that the bjj isnt effective ! I said that Judo is way more beautiful and way more sharp ! Sorry if my English isnt good !Greatings from Bulgaria!)
These throws are technically incredible! I love Judo!
Superb style of combat! I’d love to learn oldschool Judo and get the leg takedowns in there too. This style is fantastic for real life fights because dropping someone on pavement, or even just natural ground, will finish the fight pretty fast.
And their lives, be careful
This martial art is really purely art man i have been doing it for 4 years now
Yo... These moves are pretty epic, it would be scary to fight a person that knows Judo, especially if it's a street fight.
And here they don't even use leg grabbing techniques, which are - I can assure - a lot more dangerous.
@@ilnerdmiope i would think this is more painful and effective in a street fight tho. it's almost effortless to grap a wrist and the collar and then do a throw like a tai otoshi. you won't even get your pants dirty lol
Probably a bad idea to mess with someone who's proficient in Judo. I know I wouldn't.
A good solid throw on concrete is an instant fight ender... and possibly a life ender if they land the wrong way.
Nice to see how the long way to the throw beginn, many show only the throw
Mayurama can hit that uchi mata from anywhere and all his opponents know it’s coming. Impressive.
Boxing: throw your hands
Kickboxing: throw more limbs
Judo: throw entire body
2:45 VERY NICE.
i did judo for about 2 years as a kid and it got me out of every fight kids have for years. lol. and tai otoshi is super cool to watch.
This is one of the most insane videos i've ever watched combat sports wise. Humans are absolutely amazing sometimes. And stupid
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9:19 the cleanest
2:10 was awesome
I love Judo, i wish i didn't ever stop practicing.
so do i but i am old now and my knees destroyed
Just start UP agein
@@hardgaymania i often dream i am still practising my knees ara destroyed but maybe i can have fun on the ground i'll try
It took me like 10 min to get through the first 1 min o the video
Been here, done that
a pleasure to watch. Such a splendid technic!
Excelente recopilación, arigato!!!
the feeling of hitting a clean foot sweep is a drug unmatched!!!
Beautiful Ippons ;)
I just love the pull push throw.
1:15 was impressive
Damn! This is cooler than I thought it’d be
Greeting From Baku Azerbaijan !
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Hi from Germany
i like how most of the take downs are in sync with the music
4:15 What a dance
Great compilation of throws. Lots of good techniques and appropriate dramatic music.👍🏽
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Is the music a “legends never die“ instrumental
Yes it is.
❤
Yah from League of Legends
Amazing song! Great video
I was just listening to a Zeraora AMV of that-
That uki otoshi was amazing
5:55 this is ko-uchi-gari
Yes, sorry, only noticed the mistake after finishing the video.
Dude you Are the Best!! Keep it up
Thanks man!