the guy in the blue was pissed the ref didn't stop it... great sportsmanship to the guy in the blue... he should get to choke the refs out till the guy in white says stop...
trying to choke in a judo tournament sucks. when i competed any time id go for a lepel choke an the kid would tuck his chin the refs would flip their shit an say i was touching the face.
I wonder whether or not it would be possible to choke out a shaolin monk like that. For instance type in "true power of shaolin kung fu" in youtube search or look at the video directly at watch?v=7qHL2PSpecI . Look at the position 4:40 in the video where the monks hang themselves (I don't know any better way to describe what they are doing there.) Surely these monks have "iron" neck muscles.
@r0l0kcs They might be able to resist a air choke, but there's not much of anything to contract to defend a blood choke like that... even assuming they have awesome heart and are able to stay awake with limited blood flow to the brain, I doubt they could resist a solid blood choke for more than 15-20 secs
you can't kill so quickly ... once you're choked out if your brain is out of blood for more than 30 seconds, than it can become dangerous ... he was choked out and out of the flow of blood for less than 5 seconds ... pretty OK but still, the refs are stupid and should be fired or thrown out for being so lazy into stopping the match. The blue judoka has class for stopping early A+ for him. The white judoka gets F- for not tapping... pretty stupid.
I think maybe the white competitor tapped verbally or with his left hand and the ref was sleeping. Don't see any other reason for that reaction. Or maybe they called a stand right as he went out, IDK.
The ref should have immediately awarded the ippon to the blue competitor. Thank god, that blue as soon as he passed out, stopped choking him. The refs were sleeping on that one.
True story. People practicing BJJ or Judo should really study how long they can last realistically under what type of choke and on which arteries. From what I have seen the guy in white lepel tried to hang in there from 0:12 - 0:22s. That's ego IMO. I have informal training and during sparring, if I get choke, I try to flee within the few seconds, if without success, just tap. Better live and fight in another day, than risking possible permanent brain damage.
I agree with you 100% yellowknight but the bigger risk with this type of asphyxiation is not so much brain damage but the affect it can have on a persons heart, esp. if they have an unknown heart defect or something like a heart-murmur or Arrhythmia. If the heart stops then it can cause brain damage or death. Knowing CPR is helpful.
That's a good thing Good1Embiko. I would hope they also have a doctor on hand just in case. I'm sure sometimes a guy doesn't tap out soon enough and gets knocked out. Stuff happens! Right?
One choke is notthing like another one, u cant really study how long u can last under a choke.
and whats the big deal anyway, i train BJJ and people pass out all the time and i never even heard of anyone sustaining brain damage.
i guess its not as common in Judo as it is in BJJ thats why everyone jumped in and aplauded afterwards in BJJ tournaments its not even something that catches ur attention, the ref lifts up the guys legs to stimulate bloodflow to the head and thats it
It can happen real quick sometimes and you don't have time to tap out. If you get pressure on the carotid arteries in the neck it can put you out in 3-4 seconds and you won't realize you went unconscious until several seconds after you wake up.
experienced BJJ practicioners who know when to tap get choked out all the time, it all depends on how much energy ur burning while ur getting choked and how tight the choke is, and how comfortable u are while choked, i usually tap when i start hearing loud strange sounds (thats the most usual indication that ur gonna pass out) and i dont tap when i start seeing sparkling stuff that comes before the sounds..
but then again ive been choked out before i even started to feel uncomfortable..
Good to know, I got a question though, how many times after you have been seeing sparkling and be able to get out of the choke before hearing the sound?
(part 1) If for example am in caught in a proper locked triangle choke i never try toforce myself out with strenght cause that energy burst only leaves me so much oxygen left to the brain, so i try to relax my breathing as im twisting my head to find a little pocket where i can get a bloodflow to the head. in that case im very often seeing sparkling troughout the whole time as im defending and about 80% of the time i escape without hearing the sound effects...
(part2) U can try this drill really ive done it several times it helps u to stay more calm during especially those slow-chokes that feel so uncomfortable.
have ur friend sit behind u applying for example a rear naked choke on you. u wll try to sit with your hand raised above ur head and as he chokes u with medium pressure u try to feel the effects of the choke and as soon as ur hand starts to go down ur frind will let go of the choke, that assures that u wont pass out
(part3) and whats funny u will see that some timesu wont even feel like ur passing out but ur hand will automaticly start to lower as ur body will start to shut down for the passout, and thats mostly cause of the slow choke. a very strong pressure choke will make u tap immediatly from the uncomfortable feeling long before actual passout. so chokes are tricky but u can learn about more about them too. hope ur satysfied with this answer in 3 parts lol
@mateah ha i just searched for "hearing a strange boise just before you choke out" on google and got to this page! ha its very strange huh? i escaped the choke just as the noise (which i think sounded like one of those spring door stoppers) started to happen, very close call haha
WHAO is that what happens when you pass out in judo earlier today i passe dout in a judo choke beacause the guy would not let me tap out and body just seemed to freeze in the position i was in when i passed and now i cant remember the match and being choked out weird
i now i got choked out and could tap, my hands were pinned underneath me, it was a weird feeling, it was like trying to fight going to sleep, then when i woke up my head was killing me
i agree i just forgot to mention that, bjj takedowns in general all seem to come from judo or wrestling. although if someone is untrained they are pretty easy to take down. back to the clock choke it occurred to me that seems how judokas dont fight off their backs much due to the rules clock chokes make perfect sense ,i just dont see many submissions other than armbars in judo but i also dont watch judo much(too boring imo)
bjj actually comes from judo. also did u noe helio gracie the "father" of bjj lost to masahiko kimura ,a judoka, by a kimura which is y its named the kimura cuz kimura used it to break helio's arm and win the grappling match
of course i knew that(not trying to sound like a smart ass) bjj is my passion. bjj has evolved to the point where in my opinion, as far as straight grappling goes bjj rules over judo. i dont see how a judoka of the same amount of training as a bjj player could possibly beat a bjj player except under lame judo rules
eh it really depends on person. cuz bjj and judo have pretty much same moves cept judo just has more throws and rolls and stuff. but bjj was made and tailored from judo to make it easier for smaller ppl to fight against bigger opponents. so you noe it depends..
i saw death in vale tudo championship.. a guy was shocking a black guy and the black gay passed out with his eyes open (dead). Nothing was shown further (the dvd was skiped automatically to next fight) to prevent the sport being degraded
Very dangerous, very stupid. There was news just the start of this year that if I remember correctly, last year 86 men that they know of were killed in these chokeholds that they were not bale to revive! This is not at all fun.
The news report did not refer to Judo deaths. The report was that teens, young adults, and some partygoers have been doing choke holds with tragic results. It mentioned that oxygen deprivation death can occur in just a few seconds in some individuals. Sorry, I should have been more clear.
@fleecyboy do you know why, because the other person did not tap out, its up to them to tap out and if they dont they are the stupid ones. they should know when to give up.
i called the referee stupid because he doesn't know how to revive the guy that passed out....as soon as he declare ippon he should revive the guy asap.
i have been in some comps and i saw two people getting choked and straight after the referee sed ippon, he rushed to the dude that got choked and helped the medics and everything, so in this video the referee is lazy and stupid.
okuri eri jime dummass! not koshi:s koshi means hip so, but this is judo, you see the reaction of the chocker truly amazing he respect his opponent and he truly feels bad about the whole thing, this kind of sportmanship should be rewarderd.
Just read bgeorge9183s post, koshi jime is actually a style of okuri eri jime where you apply the pressure by use of the hip rotation, hence koshi. I train both judo and bjj when i have chance and i use exacly the same techniques in both.
aah, I've never heard of that style so sorry for my post; I only train judo but it makes sense (koshi meaning hip, like in koshi guruma, hip wheel) never the less, it is still a style of okuri eri jime so in (european)judo we call it a variation of okuri eri jime. I'll use this one for my 2 dan examen:-)
That is a really strong choke. You have to be very carefull doing drop Seoi Nage at higher levels. I have ended up in a bad choke before after going in half heartedly for a drop throw. I don't understand why the guy didn't just tap.
God damn would you plz stop watching this.. cuz first thing.. this is judo and he didn't choke him with his belt mate -_-.. Ur really annoying and go take a look in history of judo before watching this kinda shit..
Actually he could have done a shoulder roll to the opposite side or a front roll/shoulder roll combination. I've been in this plenty of times. Like I said, my instructor is a black belt in Judo and BJJ so we work on applying and escaping the chokes all the time
Good call man, your right. My instructor actually taught us how to "counter" the counter to this choke by doing exactly that - holding on to the leg...
You must train in judo or jiu-jitsu..very observant
Very well executed collar clock. The guy being choked tried to protect his neck but he should have rolled instead. A jiu-jitsu player would have escaped that hold with ease (i train in both)
the guy was like, WTF reff!!! are you sleeping are what, he passed out
mig73kg 3 months ago
Where was this?? Because your refs drank a little to much before the tournament and fell asleep.
777Talon 4 months ago
the guy in the blue was pissed the ref didn't stop it... great sportsmanship to the guy in the blue... he should get to choke the refs out till the guy in white says stop...
Ryukolink 4 months ago
wow...I love Jiu Jitsu and Judo...good show of awareness by the man in the blue gi
stidhemw 8 months ago
ho braddah one two tree four hit da floor you aint gettin up no more
knpdyeballarice 9 months ago
good submission but i would like the names of the ref's for that mat. unprofessional.
MrFern410 9 months ago
wow its really similar to BJJ
tsoppannos 10 months ago
trying to choke in a judo tournament sucks. when i competed any time id go for a lepel choke an the kid would tuck his chin the refs would flip their shit an say i was touching the face.
jamnin94 10 months ago
I would have soccer kicked him in the head after he was unconcious
AlcoholicSemenStain 1 year ago
wow, the guy in blue was the only one to actually realise and to actually care that he'd just choked out his opponent.
Those refs are just incompetent...
Frosty073 1 year ago
FATALITY!
olendario 1 year ago
I wonder whether or not it would be possible to choke out a shaolin monk like that. For instance type in "true power of shaolin kung fu" in youtube search or look at the video directly at watch?v=7qHL2PSpecI . Look at the position 4:40 in the video where the monks hang themselves (I don't know any better way to describe what they are doing there.) Surely these monks have "iron" neck muscles.
r0l0kcs 1 year ago
@r0l0kcs LOOOOOOOOOOOL
Maadin 1 year ago
@r0l0kcs They might be able to resist a air choke, but there's not much of anything to contract to defend a blood choke like that... even assuming they have awesome heart and are able to stay awake with limited blood flow to the brain, I doubt they could resist a solid blood choke for more than 15-20 secs
dreamzero1 1 year ago
@dreamzero1 you forgot 1 thing as judo fight goes on you become tired and your heart beat gets higher :)
TOBIASM9 1 year ago
Looks to me like the guy in blue was the ONLY one that initially gave a damn that the other guy was unconscious.
bertthepickle 1 year ago 3
i think the refs were a little late but the blue gi guy didnt do anything wrong judo is to simulate fighting
6ookstazz 1 year ago
jajaja llae proibida
chubaca9858 1 year ago
Love how the dude in blue only gives a fuck about winning...LOL
frankieg60 1 year ago
lol at his face when he passes out, hes like all straining then just sleeps.
Aaronistough1 1 year ago
Jueces torpes; deberían prohibirles estar sentados.
tlatol12345 1 year ago
the ref should be next:)))
MrUFClaw 1 year ago
What a bunch of amateures, thay are like wtf should we do? Guy fells a sleep and there is 20 ppl helping him.
If I was judge I would slap him 2 times and award the win...
bladetonko 1 year ago
fucking stupid referee, take your ass of the chair and judge the damn fight
asdfero 1 year ago
Árbitros torpes; en esta clase de peleas no se debe estar sentado.
tlatol12345 1 year ago
you can't kill so quickly ... once you're choked out if your brain is out of blood for more than 30 seconds, than it can become dangerous ... he was choked out and out of the flow of blood for less than 5 seconds ... pretty OK but still, the refs are stupid and should be fired or thrown out for being so lazy into stopping the match. The blue judoka has class for stopping early A+ for him. The white judoka gets F- for not tapping... pretty stupid.
pcjudosambo 1 year ago
I think maybe the white competitor tapped verbally or with his left hand and the ref was sleeping. Don't see any other reason for that reaction. Or maybe they called a stand right as he went out, IDK.
Robopencil 1 year ago
Koshi-jime in japanese, also known as the "Clock-Choke" in brazilian jiu-jitsu.
sk1hawaii 1 year ago
ref doesn't even seem to understand what's going on:P
riotgage 1 year ago
What is the name of that choke.
youngbongo 1 year ago
No Ippon?!? Why? It seems like every time the opponent in Judo is knocked out they don't award a ippon
samluke8121 1 year ago
Wasn't it Ippon? He was declared the winner.
DavidB5501 1 year ago
@samluke8121 it looks like the man in the blue gi won. is that not an ippon?
Mr0042000 1 year ago
of course they award an ippon if you choke out your opponent
ThomasMin1988 1 year ago
what was uo with playing drums on his back at :25
imabadassmexican 2 years ago
damn that was tight...you can actually see his face as he passes out...props to you for knowing right when he goes to sleep and letting go
hickory493 2 years ago 2
yeah closest to okuri eri jime but not exactly
Tanner44444 2 years ago
looks like those fat, old judges were sleeping as well...
egglot12 2 years ago
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what a joke of a sport. choke someone then go "omg hes passed out!". no really?!
whoa i just punched someone and hes hurt! oh no!
bazarro44 2 years ago
your an ignorant peice of shit
ohitsubob 2 years ago
The whole history of judo began with the principle of disabling an opponent without causing permanent damage.
That's what seperates it from other martial arts, it literally means "the gentle way"
Judokas don't have the intention of causing knock-outs or broken bones. Just for health and safety reasons he should've tapped out.
Nothing is worth risking brain damage for
bla7091 2 years ago
The ref should have immediately awarded the ippon to the blue competitor. Thank god, that blue as soon as he passed out, stopped choking him. The refs were sleeping on that one.
carlosgrana 2 years ago 34
@carlosgrana I agree those refs are idiots.
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Árbitros torpes; en esta clase de peleas no se debe estar sentado.
tlatol12345 1 year ago
@carlosgrana They're refs, it's all in a day's job...
dannielpreto 1 year ago
thats why they call it "tap out or pass out" ^^
ThomasMin1988 2 years ago
haha "tap, snap, or nap"
baywest 2 years ago 31
can someone give me the name of the choke
02BuickRegal 2 years ago
it looks a bit like relogio (clock choke) but not at 100%
laokon 2 years ago
Okure Eri Jime
RicardoGloria 2 years ago
whast with the pat on the back, and why is the blue gi all like WTF O_O when he chockes him out?
jimrooot16 2 years ago
You ever chocked someone out? It's like " cool he passed out" it's more like "sh*t I hope he's alright"
To that you add the feeling that one second you feel him strugling and resisting, next second you don't feel anything than a dead weight
kind regards
laokon 2 years ago 6
Really whats with that guy...it seems like he paniced as if he killed him
meamaking 2 years ago
gotta love the look on the guys face as he is going out.
hickory493 2 years ago
tap, snap, or nap
diolade2002 2 years ago 4
well you have to tap or this hapens
pauDur 2 years ago 5
True story. People practicing BJJ or Judo should really study how long they can last realistically under what type of choke and on which arteries. From what I have seen the guy in white lepel tried to hang in there from 0:12 - 0:22s. That's ego IMO. I have informal training and during sparring, if I get choke, I try to flee within the few seconds, if without success, just tap. Better live and fight in another day, than risking possible permanent brain damage.
Yellowknight888 2 years ago
I agree with you 100% yellowknight but the bigger risk with this type of asphyxiation is not so much brain damage but the affect it can have on a persons heart, esp. if they have an unknown heart defect or something like a heart-murmur or Arrhythmia. If the heart stops then it can cause brain damage or death. Knowing CPR is helpful.
mobligator 2 years ago
to be a sportsman in higher level u have to be examined if u have anything bad or not
Good1Embiko 2 years ago
That's a good thing Good1Embiko. I would hope they also have a doctor on hand just in case. I'm sure sometimes a guy doesn't tap out soon enough and gets knocked out. Stuff happens! Right?
mobligator 2 years ago
well there are doctors in every tournaments (rules)
but i was answering to your post...
people with different permanent diseases, defects arent allowed to compete in higher levels
Good1Embiko 2 years ago
One choke is notthing like another one, u cant really study how long u can last under a choke.
and whats the big deal anyway, i train BJJ and people pass out all the time and i never even heard of anyone sustaining brain damage.
i guess its not as common in Judo as it is in BJJ thats why everyone jumped in and aplauded afterwards in BJJ tournaments its not even something that catches ur attention, the ref lifts up the guys legs to stimulate bloodflow to the head and thats it
mateah 2 years ago
The loser died! O.o
Cascalur 2 years ago
The guy in blue is a nice guy, he release him immediately after knowing he's out and tap him on the back to stimulate him out of being unconscious.
ppl should really know when to tap out.
Yellowknight888 2 years ago 3
It can happen real quick sometimes and you don't have time to tap out. If you get pressure on the carotid arteries in the neck it can put you out in 3-4 seconds and you won't realize you went unconscious until several seconds after you wake up.
mobligator 2 years ago
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Yellowknight888 2 years ago
experienced BJJ practicioners who know when to tap get choked out all the time, it all depends on how much energy ur burning while ur getting choked and how tight the choke is, and how comfortable u are while choked, i usually tap when i start hearing loud strange sounds (thats the most usual indication that ur gonna pass out) and i dont tap when i start seeing sparkling stuff that comes before the sounds..
but then again ive been choked out before i even started to feel uncomfortable..
mateah 2 years ago
Good to know, I got a question though, how many times after you have been seeing sparkling and be able to get out of the choke before hearing the sound?
Yellowknight888 2 years ago
(part 1) If for example am in caught in a proper locked triangle choke i never try toforce myself out with strenght cause that energy burst only leaves me so much oxygen left to the brain, so i try to relax my breathing as im twisting my head to find a little pocket where i can get a bloodflow to the head. in that case im very often seeing sparkling troughout the whole time as im defending and about 80% of the time i escape without hearing the sound effects...
mateah 2 years ago
(part2) U can try this drill really ive done it several times it helps u to stay more calm during especially those slow-chokes that feel so uncomfortable.
have ur friend sit behind u applying for example a rear naked choke on you. u wll try to sit with your hand raised above ur head and as he chokes u with medium pressure u try to feel the effects of the choke and as soon as ur hand starts to go down ur frind will let go of the choke, that assures that u wont pass out
mateah 2 years ago
(part3) and whats funny u will see that some timesu wont even feel like ur passing out but ur hand will automaticly start to lower as ur body will start to shut down for the passout, and thats mostly cause of the slow choke. a very strong pressure choke will make u tap immediatly from the uncomfortable feeling long before actual passout. so chokes are tricky but u can learn about more about them too. hope ur satysfied with this answer in 3 parts lol
mateah 2 years ago
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diolade2002 2 years ago
Ive tapped to a guillotine once. Usually i dont tap to those but i started seeing flashed of darkness so i figured it was time to submit.
17emoney17 2 years ago 2
@mateah ha i just searched for "hearing a strange boise just before you choke out" on google and got to this page! ha its very strange huh? i escaped the choke just as the noise (which i think sounded like one of those spring door stoppers) started to happen, very close call haha
dkf1987 8 months ago
It was one of my favorit technique! I teach this now to my champion daugther!
Senseï GeorG
toche777 3 years ago
man clock chokes are awesome, choke you out so fast
arinco3817 3 years ago
what
chlefthuglife 3 years ago
Wasn't fun when it happend to me at trainning. You feel dizzy as hell when you get up.
ArK50 3 years ago 4
sweet clock choke. I'll totally go for that on failed drop seoinage
menyu 3 years ago
im so hot that I just took all my close off!! my a/c is broken! omg. im on cam too lol! p
TehNINTENDOfreakeh 3 years ago
yt keeps taking down my sexy vids!!!! 9
Jessieluveszac 3 years ago
WOW very nice ne waza, good controle, effective strangle, there is no way out
judoguy307 3 years ago
did you get that tingling feeling under your tounge or toes?Smoking guitar
ZacoWhacko 3 years ago
WHAO is that what happens when you pass out in judo earlier today i passe dout in a judo choke beacause the guy would not let me tap out and body just seemed to freeze in the position i was in when i passed and now i cant remember the match and being choked out weird
ZacoWhacko 3 years ago
i now i got choked out and could tap, my hands were pinned underneath me, it was a weird feeling, it was like trying to fight going to sleep, then when i woke up my head was killing me
TheSmokingGuitar 3 years ago
did you get that tingling feeling under your tounge or toes?
ZacoWhacko 3 years ago
my toes were a little tingly, man i just remeber waking up still thinking i was fighting lol
TheSmokingGuitar 3 years ago
what a pussy
hazizo 3 years ago
i love judo judo judo whats the bestJUDO
zambof1 3 years ago
Incredible. Newaza God !
judoguy307 3 years ago
clock chokes suck to be in. wicked amount of pressure
rockcrave 3 years ago
that was a clock choke. never saw that in judo only in jiu jitsu. i'd bet that guy crosstrains in bjj
rockcrave 4 years ago
umm... the clock choke is like the most common choke in Judo. like 75% of judo chokeouts are clock chokes
Brazilianjj 4 years ago
really i never saw that in judo my fault. i guess i learn something every day. bjj still rules over judo
rockcrave 4 years ago
Not really. Bjj may rule on the ground..b ut Judo rules in throws..
Brazilianjj 4 years ago
i agree i just forgot to mention that, bjj takedowns in general all seem to come from judo or wrestling. although if someone is untrained they are pretty easy to take down. back to the clock choke it occurred to me that seems how judokas dont fight off their backs much due to the rules clock chokes make perfect sense ,i just dont see many submissions other than armbars in judo but i also dont watch judo much(too boring imo)
rockcrave 4 years ago
bjj actually comes from judo. also did u noe helio gracie the "father" of bjj lost to masahiko kimura ,a judoka, by a kimura which is y its named the kimura cuz kimura used it to break helio's arm and win the grappling match
Aqsent 3 years ago
of course i knew that(not trying to sound like a smart ass) bjj is my passion. bjj has evolved to the point where in my opinion, as far as straight grappling goes bjj rules over judo. i dont see how a judoka of the same amount of training as a bjj player could possibly beat a bjj player except under lame judo rules
rockcrave 3 years ago
He could get thrown so hard he gets a concushion it is possible
chingonraza 3 years ago
yes highly possible, but if not once it hits the ground the judoka is in the bjj players world
rockcrave 3 years ago
eh it really depends on person. cuz bjj and judo have pretty much same moves cept judo just has more throws and rolls and stuff. but bjj was made and tailored from judo to make it easier for smaller ppl to fight against bigger opponents. so you noe it depends..
Aqsent 3 years ago
The incident in your video isnt rare. some fighter take the chokes and also foot locks.
Ken shamarock for example took a foot lock without tapping in a pride competition against another american fighter in a true grudge fight
NewOrder915 4 years ago
The incident in your video isnt rare. some fighter take the chokes and also foot locks.
Ken shamarock for example took a foot lock without tapping in a pride competition against another american fighter in a true grudge fight
NewOrder915 4 years ago
i saw death in vale tudo championship.. a guy was shocking a black guy and the black gay passed out with his eyes open (dead). Nothing was shown further (the dvd was skiped automatically to next fight) to prevent the sport being degraded
NewOrder915 4 years ago
i've been doing judo for 2 years and not once have i heard of a death from a strangle hold
soth340 4 years ago
Very dangerous, very stupid. There was news just the start of this year that if I remember correctly, last year 86 men that they know of were killed in these chokeholds that they were not bale to revive! This is not at all fun.
fleecyboy 4 years ago
I don't know of any that have been killed in judo...what is your source?
jmdarter 4 years ago 4
The news report did not refer to Judo deaths. The report was that teens, young adults, and some partygoers have been doing choke holds with tragic results. It mentioned that oxygen deprivation death can occur in just a few seconds in some individuals. Sorry, I should have been more clear.
fleecyboy 4 years ago
@jmdarter just wondering, did you ever receive and actual source for that claim?
abrahambivins 1 year ago
@fleecyboy do you know why, because the other person did not tap out, its up to them to tap out and if they dont they are the stupid ones. they should know when to give up.
Aaronistough1 1 year ago
@fleecyboy MAN THE FUCK UP
frankieg60 1 year ago
the fucking referee is stupid.
jjm76mmj82 4 years ago
there is nothing wrong with the referee, it was the person in the white gii's fault for not tapping out, the referee was doing a perfect job
soth340 4 years ago
i called the referee stupid because he doesn't know how to revive the guy that passed out....as soon as he declare ippon he should revive the guy asap.
jjm76mmj82 4 years ago
oh
ok than in that case the referee is definetly stupid
or well trained
soth340 4 years ago
oh ok than in that case the referee is definetly stupid or just not trained good
soth340 4 years ago
its isnt the job of the referee, but the medic... you 2 idiots.. have you ever been in a fight show???
NewOrder915 4 years ago
i have been in some comps and i saw two people getting choked and straight after the referee sed ippon, he rushed to the dude that got choked and helped the medics and everything, so in this video the referee is lazy and stupid.
bumfacedgay 4 years ago
okuri eri jime dummass! not koshi:s koshi means hip so, but this is judo, you see the reaction of the chocker truly amazing he respect his opponent and he truly feels bad about the whole thing, this kind of sportmanship should be rewarderd.
bgeorge9183 4 years ago
Just read bgeorge9183s post, koshi jime is actually a style of okuri eri jime where you apply the pressure by use of the hip rotation, hence koshi. I train both judo and bjj when i have chance and i use exacly the same techniques in both.
endurojimmy 3 years ago
aah, I've never heard of that style so sorry for my post; I only train judo but it makes sense (koshi meaning hip, like in koshi guruma, hip wheel) never the less, it is still a style of okuri eri jime so in (european)judo we call it a variation of okuri eri jime. I'll use this one for my 2 dan examen:-)
bgeorge9183 3 years ago
Is it me, or are the officials sleeping on the job?
eselous 4 years ago 2
they have 2 w8 coz if hey call it 2 early the judoka will start complaining and etc....
eddie2593 4 years ago
KOSHI JIME MOTHERFUCKERS!
hotaiat 4 years ago
That is a really strong choke. You have to be very carefull doing drop Seoi Nage at higher levels. I have ended up in a bad choke before after going in half heartedly for a drop throw. I don't understand why the guy didn't just tap.
funwithatheism 4 years ago
cuz he aint a pussy... haha or he thought he could get out but it was too late...i dont tap until i get tunnel vision
zacarialivebtr2 4 years ago
Well if you don't tap, then you may look forward to a very short career.
funwithatheism 4 years ago
omg. i try not to tap. but. sometimes. u gotta break ur neck to get out. using my fingers helps. i break free. 99 percent of the time.
inevitablekiller 4 years ago
very effective choke, great!
judoguy307 4 years ago
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LOL wait did he just choke him out with his own karate robe? lol gg owned noob....
popoff1337 4 years ago
God damn would you plz stop watching this.. cuz first thing.. this is judo and he didn't choke him with his belt mate -_-.. Ur really annoying and go take a look in history of judo before watching this kinda shit..
DylanDort 4 years ago
Its not a Karat Robe.. its Judo GI.. and its a judo choke thats the point..
GG noob
Brazilianjj 4 years ago
Wow... that's what CALL desperate to win - wouldn't even tap out before he became unconscious :)
Superapplefrog 4 years ago
clock choke!
flyinbrian85 4 years ago
you cant roll out when the guy is on top of you and running around. have you even been put in this choke before?
norhamdan1985 4 years ago
Actually he could have done a shoulder roll to the opposite side or a front roll/shoulder roll combination. I've been in this plenty of times. Like I said, my instructor is a black belt in Judo and BJJ so we work on applying and escaping the chokes all the time
callowayman 4 years ago
Take a closer look...uke's left leg is snagged by attacker's right arm, preventing a right shoulder roll.
peckjon 4 years ago
peckjon...
Good call man, your right. My instructor actually taught us how to "counter" the counter to this choke by doing exactly that - holding on to the leg...
You must train in judo or jiu-jitsu..very observant
callowayman 4 years ago
Ur very humble
usastarsjudokid 4 years ago
I think you answered your own question mate. He obviously ain't.
witchtemplar 4 years ago
Very well executed collar clock. The guy being choked tried to protect his neck but he should have rolled instead. A jiu-jitsu player would have escaped that hold with ease (i train in both)
callowayman 4 years ago
fool he was pinned
ikemouser 4 years ago
clock choke (possible variant)
pob1gina 4 years ago
that was very well executed. good job, black belt?
bloodsurfer2 4 years ago
I gotta learn how to do that one....looks useful
lthydn 4 years ago