@rockstr56 an ippon is one point, and when you throw your partner flat on there, ippon its over. They land on their side (or just not a clean throw) you go into ground work. This is my own opinion but i just do judo and i find jiu jitsu tournaments more entertaining for the fact there is more ground work and less stupid rules to worry about.
As a judoka myself I can say it actually can help sometimes if a person is heavier aka "a big fat git" lol good choice of words ^^ though it really depends on what kind of throw your using. A forward throw like seoi-nage is gonna be a lot easier then a backwards throw like osoto-gari, though executed correctly, unless theres a HUGE difference in weight, say 98lb to 250lb it really shouldn't matter at all ^^
@SourIsaac well it depends the rules, but yeah i generally dont like wrestling styles because of that particular reason, you cant punch or kick so the person whos bigger generally wins because of a weight advantage
@BoxingBadBoy77 The answer is ... the heavier they are they harder they fall. Just dont get into ground work with them ... and try not to go the sacrificial route with a two ton tessie. You might fail.
@101HappyPlace aye you are right im 120 kg and had done freestyle wrestling before i did judo for 5 years so i had (dare i say) good balance and ive actually trained to let my self fall the instant i see someone doing any sacrifice throw usually ends up with me failling on them which they dont like
@BeeefMaster it dose have a name its a variation to a throw i cant really recall the name at the moment if i remember i will tell you i just got done with a judo work out and im kinda brain dead being the instructors son lol
@obetloa.. Im not exactly sure of international rules but when I competed you won a fight by either throwing your opponent flat on their back with force, by submission or by holding your opponent down on their back for 20 seconds. Also, if you throw your opponent on their side with reasonable force you can gain a half point, and 2 half points equal a full point which is a win. You can also get quarter point and no point throws which cannot win a fight.
@greenlablz time for a win with a hold down depends if you're on top or bottom. If you're on top it's about half an hour, if you're on bottom it's about 4 seconds. At least it feels that way.
It's actually currently 25 seconds, used to be 30... or so I've been told (don't believe them, see above!)
love judo its just crap too see theres people on here that dont know what theyre talking about!! it is an art an a sport u can master alot of other styles an sports but judo takes years to develope!!
"gentle Art" my fat ass... Jesus... I just started a BJJ/Submission grappling class where the instructor is a BLackbelt in both Judo and BJJ and I got to roll with him and HOLY PISS I have never been so banged up in my life and I train MMA with a Greco Roman wrestler.
dont tell that, yeah on your opinion it is best, but on my it is not. i dont want to say tha JUDO suck, no, it is good but i find it too boring. But your opponent on back and thats it, pwwww. Common man, that is bullshit. Do some Brasilian Jiu-Jitsu, or same but in MMA stile. It is on of the best, but it is not best. Best is what you do best, but there is no sport what is best all around the world or earth.
@JakovBor I agree. Especially with those faggot rule changes like no leg grabs, or body locks. It won't be able to comepte with wrestling and even BJJ(not a fan of BJJ). I hate that "throw and your done" shit. I always felt when i did lose to ippon I was still ready to keep fighting.
it is a sport, an art, a lifestyle, its everything and more...there is no other desription for it...as a Sambo player, I hold Judo in high regard to my everyday training
Its one of the best sports in the world and I love the feeling when I win with an ippon, I have a huge tournament comming up after Easter CANT WAIT!!!!
well if you have doubts about judo, take on a blackbelt, I guarantee u'll c it from a new perspective.... on your back looking up (and of course it's effective without a gi, gi's werent even around when judo was founded) =)
Hey i wasnt saying judo isnt effective i was just asking if it is effective in a real life situation because i dont know as ive never studied the art.Regarding the gi ive heard alot of people say that without the gi alot of judo techniques dont work as you need the gi to grip onto for the leverage.Particularily in mma competition people say this because obviously your bare chested and so is your opponent.
@BoxingBadBoy77 it's little different without a gi. there're a lot of techniques you can't do without it. but still judo is pretty useful on streets ( the only drawback is that it's hard fighting multiple opponents at the same time, compared to boxing for exmp) , as well as in mma, one of the famous judokas out there would probably be Karo Parisyan. and there have been a lot of cases when judokas have choked wrestlers......
umm it's also takes time before you could actualy use judo in fighting, unlike jiu jitsu which is very practical, i assume tht is the reason why people prefer jiu jitsu over judo )))
(Not putting you down) As far as the gi thing goes. That depends on the instructor. When I first started, I learned to throw and do other grappling techniques without a gi. A lot of the throws and techniques in Judo can be slightly modified to work without a gi. That being said, I really don't think one style of Martial Art is better than another. It just depends on the person in the style.
its basically the same sir..but in bjj u spend more time in the guard in judo especially newaza or ground techniques there is a pin for 25 sec and that would cause u to lose...
@420CESAR91 bjj is based on ground game, any ground technique used in judo goes for bjj but not the other way around. Please correct me if im wrong. Either way as a judoka i'd say bjj is amazing.. Im a sucker for newaza :)
@420CESAR91 well it's pretty the same just that kodokan judo is like 60% throws and 40% newaza (judo's ground game)
and bjj is like 80-90% ground and 10-20% throws...
Oh and in competition judo you are not allowed to do leglocks... but in my dojo i've seen a few leglocks the trainer just said that's it is illegal in competition...
I like bjj but i took judo because bjj is too much focus on ground techniques... in a fight on the street a hard judo throw on concrete will end the fight right there
Well try do judo and bjj instead comparing them. It will give u amazing skills ! I'm transfering to other city soon and i will do judo there + 3x bjj , hope i will have fun ;)
Usually black belts in judo receive blue belt in BJJ very early, almost automatically. In judo rules, black belt judo will win easy vs bjj black belt, but in BJJ rules bjj fighter will win. When i had blue belt in BJJ and sometimes we had guests in our dojo [black belts judo ] i was easy fighting vs that black belt judo on the ground.
Even though Im a Gracie Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Practitioner I still love Judo yes I do spar with Friends of Mine who are Judo practitioners and they have smooth takedowns and techniques.. and they complement me for my Ground Work..
To me Judo and GBJJ are Both Just as Awesome is that Wrong for me to say that??
judo is definitely a great sport....but i wouldn't say it's 100% effective on the street, there's no mats on the street...so if you attempt a throw and hit your head or face to the ground (which 50% times happens in a judo fight) you knock yourself out....i have also sparred with BJJ guys on the ground, and they know A LOT more effective transition techniques on the ground...90% of times however, it all comes down to whoever is better at what they do...styles don't fight, people do
Quero falar pra sei lá quem ai da megaakproductions, velho respeita o judo! acho q gay é vc loco kkkk, acho q comeram o seu cú, e não deixaram o cel, ai vc ficou assim kkkk
@hopestealer thats stupid.. thats just like saying MMA isnt a sport, any martial art that has competition is also considered a sport, since judo is in the olympics and all these other high level tournements, what the hell then?
if you want to learn self defense martial art style go with brazillian jujisu....it combines the trhows of judo, the takedowns, of wrestling pluss you learn how to brake someones arm and fight off your back
BJJ does nay have Judo throws, or very good wrestling by itself. Having wrestled in highschool, studied BJJ for a few years, then switched to Judo when it got too expensive, I can comfortably say that your pretty incorrect.
wow either ur a retard or the place u did bjj at tottally sucks cuz all bjj is judo+japanese jujitusu and more emphasis on ground combat.. so ur telling me they never taught u a uchi mata (judo throw) in bjj? or a simple double leg takedown (wrestling) in bjj? i wrestled in highschool as well and even though they don't emphasis the takedown and neutrual postion of wrestling as much in bjj they they still show u and train u in it
I was taught basic hip throws and leg reaps in BJJ, yes. But that doesn't mean they taught me Judo and wrestling. Just basic moves that translated well.
Judo is probly the best grappling style for self defence, ground techniques can be scary with bjj or like highschool wrestling cause if they have a weapon, or a friend, not a good place to be. Judo is great, people get hurt on mats, imagin a solid takedown on a sidewalk... Oww!!!
Exactly, better to learn an art that keeps you off the ground, and puts them on their back. All you need to make a Judo throw street effective is a kick in the face after they're down.
yeah its worthwhile...judo as a martial art also trains defense against striking, but might i suggest if you want a more street oriented defense take up sambo,kravmaga or FMA..
Hey mate looking at this vid again im a little worried i wouldnt be able to master the falls,etc let alone the techniques!Is it really hard to master even how to fall and roll correctly so that you dont injure yourself badly?
I myself am a blackbelt in judo, have competed a lot. and recently i started to train in mma, it's so nice how you can easily take down the kickboxers and choke them or do an arm bar on them. I'm working on my stand up striking and kicking atm, once i mastered that. i'm pretty much a complete fighter and it feels good i must say.
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any form of judo or aikido is surly one of the best martial arts for a mixed martial artist but its still really good to have a blend of ground and standing attacks. B.J.J., judo, or aikido is one thing that i recommend for all martial artist to know
you dont know just how tough a judo guy is until you go to a class and do radori (sparing)with a third dan then youl kmow how hard thows throws are and just how much speed you need it realy hurts even if you land properly
I've been looking into Judo for about a week now. There really aren't any places in West Virginia to train in Judo. theres one place in Wheeling I think, but that's quite far away.
yeh judo is brilliant if you find a place thats right for you. depends on the place / teacher. The competitive side of it is amazing though. Sounds like your into MMA and judo internationals host an 80% win ration in MMA. so it can't be all bad. im soon joining Gracie Barra jujitsu. Can't wait. Good luck.
You should go for it its fun and it teaches you how to use your opponents weight and movement to throw him and throws are really powerfull they still hurt even if you land right
I like how judo uses the opponents weight against them. plus, i've always had a bit of trouble getting the fight to the ground for me to use my bjj. Even in class, i've used somethin from judo that i found out about by watching a video on here. it's great stuff. I can't wait till i find somewhere to train
i'd just stick with the jiu jitsu and become very effective at that instead of learning two diffrent martial arts that will teach the same principle. then once you get really good at jiu jitsu then branch off and learn new ways to do things like in judo.
i've done judo for 6 years....the amount of technique and speed needed in monumentous. Another thing - the mats get replaced for everything big competetion, and they feel like concrete to land on.
not going to happen. the first thing you learn is how to fall properly, and you have to remember that this is the olympics, these guys really dont want to lose. iv been training for 13 years now... and my only injury was a broken wrist, and only because i fell incorrectly. judo will change your life for the better. trust me.
nicely said..yeah the wrist injury is quite common in the club but for me all i popped out my shoulder and during randori i kinda twistd my foot while performing a morote seionage
@fastr1337 Well to be honest another thing i forgot to mention is i broke my elbow quite badly as a kid and have a metal pin in there and thus its not as strong as it once was and obviously more fragile and thats another reason why im not sure if i could take up judo.Have you ever known any people who have quite severe breaks,etc still being able to practise?
@BoxingBadBoy77 I broke my left wrist doing judo, clean in half, then I broke my right wrist in three places, had 2 pins (which have since been taken out) and I still do judo. I guess an elbow is a bit more risky. I must admit, i am a bit more careful and dont like my arms being in locks!
As long as you explain it to your sensei Im sure youll be fine. Why not go on judoforum. com and ask there? Theyre friednly as anything. Give it a go, it's the best thing I've ever done :)
sir, in judo they teach how to fall properly..what you see in the video is the cream of the crop olympic level performance they hate to lose, especially by ippon,they would rather choose injury than defeat, thats their bushido..
ur welcome...judo and BJJ is a great sport and a martial art in its own rite,but a marriage of both is wonderful, they fear ur stand up and ur ground, like dave camarillo of guerilla jiu jitsu, and try searching for shinya aoki...
P.s Im curious do you learn anydecent submission techniques in judo for instance the triangle choke you get in bjj?Also do you get taught ways of doing throws that will incapacitate an attacker but without seriously injuring them?
you will learn almost everything they teach in BJJ in judo. BJJ was derived from japanese Ju-jitsu, as did judo. the submissions you will learn will blow your mind, and in Ne Waza, ground fighting, you will see a big similarity to BJJ.
yes and yes..there are throws that are illegal in competition and truthe be told those throws hurt, yes the triangle choke is called sankakujime,the arm bar is called jujigatame, the kimura is ude garame,its quite similar sir, but there are no leg locks during competition..its fun and alwys remember BJJ came from judo..and so as sambo...
So how worthwhile do you think judo is for self-defense purposes?The reason i ask is i read people saying that judo is basically non-effective without a GI is that true?
Judo is a well trained sport
cribgangster 2 days ago
greco roman wrestling is way more badass than his pussy shit
MrJR2596 6 days ago
@MrJR2596 no, technique is better.
carmodifire 2 days ago
awesome takedowns from judo it's an awesome sport amazing sport what was the name of the secon song??
topeteperez 1 week ago
fantastic <3 I love Judo, I love Hungarians!
macskovszki 2 months ago
that rap makes the video even harder
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as a jiu jitsu player I have to say right now how much I truly respect a dedicated judoka!
FootHillFav 2 months ago
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4:30 dead wrong- BIG
123456pesado 2 months ago
The nigga song ruined it
Crissaegrim1988 3 months ago
good on you for showing subz as well not just throws
blusuck 3 months ago
VEAN EL VIDEO "MUNDIAL 2010 JUDO" INSPIRADOR
ivan3655 3 months ago
Judo is the only real-life martial sport that looks as good as those kung fu action movies
theguyi26 3 months ago
music's name please
StigGuy 3 months ago
@StigGuy Limp Bizkit - My Way
FighterBrutal 3 months ago
@FighterBrutal ok thx :)
StigGuy 3 months ago
Yeah Judo is a life style!!!!!
minimand60 4 months ago
3:06 is flawless
rangedat 4 months ago
i dont fully understand the rules of judo, when is it necesary for submissions?
rockstr56 5 months ago
@rockstr56 When you do not get ippon on the throw or the point from the throw.
Gregolian 5 months ago
@rockstr56 an ippon is one point, and when you throw your partner flat on there, ippon its over. They land on their side (or just not a clean throw) you go into ground work. This is my own opinion but i just do judo and i find jiu jitsu tournaments more entertaining for the fact there is more ground work and less stupid rules to worry about.
whatsflawless 5 months ago
@whatsflawless flat on there back xD
whatsflawless 5 months ago
what's the song at 4:40???
very massive video!!
marcotaviano 5 months ago
Judo is good but I am a Shorin Ryu Karate Practitioner all Japanese and Okinawana are the best Martial Arts
Mahalkitatayo 6 months ago
0:06 lol that guy in blue GI is gay
bishketflux 7 months ago
Can't wait for college so I can start judo, god damn. Also, anyone know what version of dead wrong this is? Sounds different than the original.
suquida1 10 months ago
ROFL i did not expect to hear this song on a judo video!
Taud 10 months ago
The first song is " Limp Bizkit - My Way " enjoy.
BRZ
rebolashus 10 months ago
what songs are on here?
colinblack11 11 months ago
3.06
bigguvnor 1 year ago
this alongside of greco roman is truly a spectacle to watch
LODIwrestlingWI39 1 year ago
Im curious do the throws in judo work on someone who's say quite abit heavier than you ie a big fat git?lol
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
As a judoka myself I can say it actually can help sometimes if a person is heavier aka "a big fat git" lol good choice of words ^^ though it really depends on what kind of throw your using. A forward throw like seoi-nage is gonna be a lot easier then a backwards throw like osoto-gari, though executed correctly, unless theres a HUGE difference in weight, say 98lb to 250lb it really shouldn't matter at all ^^
SourIsaac 11 months ago
@SourIsaac well it depends the rules, but yeah i generally dont like wrestling styles because of that particular reason, you cant punch or kick so the person whos bigger generally wins because of a weight advantage
Taud 10 months ago
@BoxingBadBoy77 The answer is ... the heavier they are they harder they fall. Just dont get into ground work with them ... and try not to go the sacrificial route with a two ton tessie. You might fail.
101HappyPlace 8 months ago
@101HappyPlace aye you are right im 120 kg and had done freestyle wrestling before i did judo for 5 years so i had (dare i say) good balance and ive actually trained to let my self fall the instant i see someone doing any sacrifice throw usually ends up with me failling on them which they dont like
TheObelix876 4 months ago
terrible choice of music
FreakZd 1 year ago
dead wrong remix ?
what's the name of the song?
sharper7gr 1 year ago
man, this is cool sport.. i do bjj and i love the standup in it. does the throw in 0:51 have a name, or did the guy just wing it ?
BeeefMaster 1 year ago
@BeeefMaster it dose have a name its a variation to a throw i cant really recall the name at the moment if i remember i will tell you i just got done with a judo work out and im kinda brain dead being the instructors son lol
Footbal72 1 year ago
if you match this JUDO with any martial arts that are focused in striking, then you should be undefeatable in street fighting of mma...
obetloa 1 year ago
i don't even know how to determine who win the match, is it like, the first athlete who touches the ground loses???
obetloa 1 year ago
@obetloa.. Im not exactly sure of international rules but when I competed you won a fight by either throwing your opponent flat on their back with force, by submission or by holding your opponent down on their back for 20 seconds. Also, if you throw your opponent on their side with reasonable force you can gain a half point, and 2 half points equal a full point which is a win. You can also get quarter point and no point throws which cannot win a fight.
greenlablz 1 year ago
@greenlablz time for a win with a hold down depends if you're on top or bottom. If you're on top it's about half an hour, if you're on bottom it's about 4 seconds. At least it feels that way.
It's actually currently 25 seconds, used to be 30... or so I've been told (don't believe them, see above!)
iforippon 1 year ago
BJJ+Judo=unbeatable
gringuito34 1 year ago
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@gringuito34 bjj is judo newaza dude go back to school and study
lancelot157157 1 year ago
love judo its just crap too see theres people on here that dont know what theyre talking about!! it is an art an a sport u can master alot of other styles an sports but judo takes years to develope!!
dans1709 1 year ago
"gentle Art" my fat ass... Jesus... I just started a BJJ/Submission grappling class where the instructor is a BLackbelt in both Judo and BJJ and I got to roll with him and HOLY PISS I have never been so banged up in my life and I train MMA with a Greco Roman wrestler.
Gregolian 1 year ago
yeeaaaahhh!!!! i love those kata gurumas!!!
herakles22 1 year ago
I love this art... so under rated and deserves more credit. It's tougher than people think it is.
fahqasshore 1 year ago
is anyone else watching 3:05 over and over again?
madskil20 1 year ago
dont tell that, yeah on your opinion it is best, but on my it is not. i dont want to say tha JUDO suck, no, it is good but i find it too boring. But your opponent on back and thats it, pwwww. Common man, that is bullshit. Do some Brasilian Jiu-Jitsu, or same but in MMA stile. It is on of the best, but it is not best. Best is what you do best, but there is no sport what is best all around the world or earth.
JakovBor 1 year ago
@JakovBor What the FUCK did you just say? You must be an amazing alchemist because you managed to turn writing into SHIT
tonyv107 1 year ago
@JakovBor I agree. Especially with those faggot rule changes like no leg grabs, or body locks. It won't be able to comepte with wrestling and even BJJ(not a fan of BJJ). I hate that "throw and your done" shit. I always felt when i did lose to ippon I was still ready to keep fighting.
PankrationWarrior 1 year ago
2:30 onward = AWESOME!!!
freakyblues 1 year ago
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freakyblues 1 year ago
it is a sport, an art, a lifestyle, its everything and more...there is no other desription for it...as a Sambo player, I hold Judo in high regard to my everyday training
niceguy7784 1 year ago
Guys stop arguing about this is better and this not please just ENJOY THE SPORT :))
15BoyDima 1 year ago
in judo how do they score the competitions. i take a mixed martial arts program but we dont do competitions or anything i was just wondering.
chrisnigg123 1 year ago
BEST VID ive seen so far
dainahkatt 1 year ago
uau!!! great video!!!
depkev 1 year ago
Haha////remember Alexandre Coiupe?
Alexandre Coupe(ROM) - Toshihiko Koga(JPN) - Sode tsuri komi goshi!
Olzhasjr 1 year ago
iLOVE JUDO !!! :X
BakaLambo 1 year ago 15
Well executed Judo is BEAUTIFUL!
TapAmericana 1 year ago 25
I do judo, Im just about to get my green belt...
Its one of the best sports in the world and I love the feeling when I win with an ippon, I have a huge tournament comming up after Easter CANT WAIT!!!!
Greekboy2009 1 year ago
@Greekboy2009 good luck
mrjewjitsu0 1 year ago
@mrjewjitsu0 Thanks :)
Greekboy2009 1 year ago
4:33 song?
Shogun76shotokan 1 year ago
I really love the tai-otoshi in 3:05 ...
baapdvg 1 year ago 2
well if you have doubts about judo, take on a blackbelt, I guarantee u'll c it from a new perspective.... on your back looking up (and of course it's effective without a gi, gi's werent even around when judo was founded) =)
bullcityippon 1 year ago
Hey i wasnt saying judo isnt effective i was just asking if it is effective in a real life situation because i dont know as ive never studied the art.Regarding the gi ive heard alot of people say that without the gi alot of judo techniques dont work as you need the gi to grip onto for the leverage.Particularily in mma competition people say this because obviously your bare chested and so is your opponent.
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
@BoxingBadBoy77 it's little different without a gi. there're a lot of techniques you can't do without it. but still judo is pretty useful on streets ( the only drawback is that it's hard fighting multiple opponents at the same time, compared to boxing for exmp) , as well as in mma, one of the famous judokas out there would probably be Karo Parisyan. and there have been a lot of cases when judokas have choked wrestlers......
EjenAmy 1 year ago
@BoxingBadBoy77
umm it's also takes time before you could actualy use judo in fighting, unlike jiu jitsu which is very practical, i assume tht is the reason why people prefer jiu jitsu over judo )))
EjenAmy 1 year ago
type in youtube : judo-efficiency
MrAdiable 1 year ago
im always hearing the argument that wrestling is a more effective grappling art than judo when you dont have a gi to grip onto.
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
(Not putting you down) As far as the gi thing goes. That depends on the instructor. When I first started, I learned to throw and do other grappling techniques without a gi. A lot of the throws and techniques in Judo can be slightly modified to work without a gi. That being said, I really don't think one style of Martial Art is better than another. It just depends on the person in the style.
looking4fun18 1 year ago
Koga is the best
MRICEPICK409 1 year ago
Espetacular! Muito bom as técnicas desses lutadores...
ramatlequi1 1 year ago
ei for all judoka's out there mind if i ask is katahajime still illegal?ive heard there were some new rules being applied...thanks..
gabbomushy 2 years ago
its basically the same sir..but in bjj u spend more time in the guard in judo especially newaza or ground techniques there is a pin for 25 sec and that would cause u to lose...
gabbomushy 2 years ago
@420CESAR91 bjj is based on ground game, any ground technique used in judo goes for bjj but not the other way around. Please correct me if im wrong. Either way as a judoka i'd say bjj is amazing.. Im a sucker for newaza :)
spacejordie 2 years ago
@420CESAR91 well it's pretty the same just that kodokan judo is like 60% throws and 40% newaza (judo's ground game)
and bjj is like 80-90% ground and 10-20% throws...
Oh and in competition judo you are not allowed to do leglocks... but in my dojo i've seen a few leglocks the trainer just said that's it is illegal in competition...
I like bjj but i took judo because bjj is too much focus on ground techniques... in a fight on the street a hard judo throw on concrete will end the fight right there
ThomasMin1988 2 years ago
Well try do judo and bjj instead comparing them. It will give u amazing skills ! I'm transfering to other city soon and i will do judo there + 3x bjj , hope i will have fun ;)
Przemicek 2 years ago
Usually black belts in judo receive blue belt in BJJ very early, almost automatically. In judo rules, black belt judo will win easy vs bjj black belt, but in BJJ rules bjj fighter will win. When i had blue belt in BJJ and sometimes we had guests in our dojo [black belts judo ] i was easy fighting vs that black belt judo on the ground.
Przemicek 2 years ago
i think BJJ is really awsome too, but i better like the takedowns and throws from Judo, but i think BJJ maybe got better ground work.
sortsprit 2 years ago
Even though Im a Gracie Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Practitioner I still love Judo yes I do spar with Friends of Mine who are Judo practitioners and they have smooth takedowns and techniques.. and they complement me for my Ground Work..
To me Judo and GBJJ are Both Just as Awesome is that Wrong for me to say that??
DareDevilWithoutFear 2 years ago
judo is definitely a great sport....but i wouldn't say it's 100% effective on the street, there's no mats on the street...so if you attempt a throw and hit your head or face to the ground (which 50% times happens in a judo fight) you knock yourself out....i have also sparred with BJJ guys on the ground, and they know A LOT more effective transition techniques on the ground...90% of times however, it all comes down to whoever is better at what they do...styles don't fight, people do
h3lios 2 years ago
i agree with Blackeye240 and nitcan..
sortsprit 2 years ago
Judo is nothing more than a fucking penalty show nowadays.
PankrationWarrior 2 years ago
judo is great but not as effective as brazilian jiu jitsu
theboxticker 2 years ago
haha. definitely more effective.
BJJ focuses on just ground.
JUDO has both and judoka are more well rounded.
nitcan 2 years ago
yeah but no offense to any judo practiitioner but bjj has much better ground work....and bjj does have takedowns....remember where bjj came from
c4bjj 2 years ago
agreed
c4bjj 2 years ago
not in competition but street wise its far superior
in bjj u take a dude down and get ur face pounded in by his buddies
in judo u toss a dude knock him out and then proceed to kick his buddies ass as well
blackeye240 2 years ago
Judo is one of the mos tpopular sports, and it is the best sport, and lets you show poetry in motion.
MKReQuIeM 2 years ago
1:19
LMenez10 2 years ago
whats the song that starts at 4:30?
braadman 2 years ago
3:04
sobaka023 2 years ago
I LOVE IT!!!
radamanthys1 2 years ago
Quero falar pra sei lá quem ai da megaakproductions, velho respeita o judo! acho q gay é vc loco kkkk, acho q comeram o seu cú, e não deixaram o cel, ai vc ficou assim kkkk
lucianonetpoint 2 years ago
whos the guy at 0:10
amclartyfrancis2k9 2 years ago
Judo is simply judo.
baserocks4323 2 years ago
its neither life or an art. it's religion
EjenAmy 2 years ago 2
what music is playing at the end?
wolfyo16 2 years ago
Judo ain't sport, it's an art
hopestealer 2 years ago 12
its not art its life=)
Herujju 2 years ago 18
@Herujju how do i join tournments like that?...can i do it indepently...
TheDonTheSon 1 year ago
its both lol
ufcchamptw09 2 years ago 4
i agree!
radamanthys1 2 years ago
@hopestealer how do i join this....i think i would be really good at this...like prodigy..
TheDonTheSon 1 year ago
@hopestealer thats stupid.. thats just like saying MMA isnt a sport, any martial art that has competition is also considered a sport, since judo is in the olympics and all these other high level tournements, what the hell then?
Mannypacquia0 1 year ago
@hopestealer there isn't realy an martial art that isn't an art even MMA is an rt
woolies9494 1 year ago
judo have style..(:
Werokks 2 years ago 5
muito foda show eu gostei pakas
onegau 2 years ago
the move at 0:54 is beautiful
samsaint11 2 years ago
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judo is lame ...
dermatu 2 years ago
SDFU you dont know anything about judo, you have no room to talk
poiuytrewqlkjhgg 2 years ago
Fuck yeah Judo is the best martial arts created,Jigoro Kano is the man!!!!
HEROIC96 2 years ago 4
im thinking about taking up judo for self-defense purposes and i just wanted to know if it was worth doing?
BoxingBadBoy77 2 years ago
hell yeah man i love judo...they have weird rules thou but it's a good art
TAEKWON21 2 years ago
if you want to learn self defense martial art style go with brazillian jujisu....it combines the trhows of judo, the takedowns, of wrestling pluss you learn how to brake someones arm and fight off your back
jchavista89 2 years ago
BJJ does nay have Judo throws, or very good wrestling by itself. Having wrestled in highschool, studied BJJ for a few years, then switched to Judo when it got too expensive, I can comfortably say that your pretty incorrect.
MarcusDBrutus 2 years ago
wow either ur a retard or the place u did bjj at tottally sucks cuz all bjj is judo+japanese jujitusu and more emphasis on ground combat.. so ur telling me they never taught u a uchi mata (judo throw) in bjj? or a simple double leg takedown (wrestling) in bjj? i wrestled in highschool as well and even though they don't emphasis the takedown and neutrual postion of wrestling as much in bjj they they still show u and train u in it
jchavista89 2 years ago
I was taught basic hip throws and leg reaps in BJJ, yes. But that doesn't mean they taught me Judo and wrestling. Just basic moves that translated well.
MarcusDBrutus 2 years ago
Judo is probly the best grappling style for self defence, ground techniques can be scary with bjj or like highschool wrestling cause if they have a weapon, or a friend, not a good place to be. Judo is great, people get hurt on mats, imagin a solid takedown on a sidewalk... Oww!!!
GuamKomudo 2 years ago
Exactly, better to learn an art that keeps you off the ground, and puts them on their back. All you need to make a Judo throw street effective is a kick in the face after they're down.
MarcusDBrutus 2 years ago 2
I think they would be done after being slamed onto cement at that force, but you know what grandma says, better safe than sorry! lol
GuamKomudo 2 years ago 3
yeah its worthwhile...judo as a martial art also trains defense against striking, but might i suggest if you want a more street oriented defense take up sambo,kravmaga or FMA..
gabbomushy 1 year ago
Is judo still worth pursuing though as a self-defense tool or dont you think its that effective in a street situation?
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
i suggest you train judo take what is useful and second nature to ya, then combine it with other martial arts,brutality is the key...
gabbomushy 1 year ago
Hey mate looking at this vid again im a little worried i wouldnt be able to master the falls,etc let alone the techniques!Is it really hard to master even how to fall and roll correctly so that you dont injure yourself badly?
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
I myself am a blackbelt in judo, have competed a lot. and recently i started to train in mma, it's so nice how you can easily take down the kickboxers and choke them or do an arm bar on them. I'm working on my stand up striking and kicking atm, once i mastered that. i'm pretty much a complete fighter and it feels good i must say.
ikbenslet 2 years ago
i too have experienced this. Foot sweeps are the best. They just don't see them coming!
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Addysonf 2 years ago
hate limp bizkit
but love judo =)
090681kj 2 years ago
Exellent vid! Shame about the bleedin rap crap in the middle though.
winoguitaro 3 years ago 2
Muay Thai is my sport but Judo is kickass!
Berzerker911 3 years ago 3
Muay thai mixed with judo and you are ready for mma
turismogamer 2 years ago 2
You should probably learn a little wrestling too, just to be safe.
MarcusDBrutus 2 years ago
3:08 was an awesome use of the opponents momentum, the essence of Judo.
Cheedillow 3 years ago 2
Yeah, that's pure judo!
winoguitaro 3 years ago
fucking wicked that's all I have to say.
shaezarian86 3 years ago
whats the music ?
romaka 3 years ago
Limp Bizkit
smurfbjj 3 years ago
whats the guys name at 10 sec is he competing in the Olympics right now?
QuangBanG1990 3 years ago
any form of judo or aikido is surly one of the best martial arts for a mixed martial artist but its still really good to have a blend of ground and standing attacks. B.J.J., judo, or aikido is one thing that i recommend for all martial artist to know
RyuKenpoJujitsuDude 3 years ago
Aikido? Why?
urasj 3 years ago
take a karate person to the floor and see how tough he is then and when your in the ring with people like this its imposible to stand
bubaflex 3 years ago
you dont know just how tough a judo guy is until you go to a class and do radori (sparing)with a third dan then youl kmow how hard thows throws are and just how much speed you need it realy hurts even if you land properly
bubaflex 3 years ago
Thanks for the Judo video
MarijuanaMuscle 3 years ago
hey, i in brazilian jiu jitsu and muay thai with kickboxing, and i was thinking about going into judo, what do you guys think?
Renegade17441 3 years ago
that would be awesome
ltkammo 3 years ago
I think you should go for it.
MarijuanaMuscle 3 years ago
I've been looking into Judo for about a week now. There really aren't any places in West Virginia to train in Judo. theres one place in Wheeling I think, but that's quite far away.
Renegade17441 3 years ago
yeh judo is brilliant if you find a place thats right for you. depends on the place / teacher. The competitive side of it is amazing though. Sounds like your into MMA and judo internationals host an 80% win ration in MMA. so it can't be all bad. im soon joining Gracie Barra jujitsu. Can't wait. Good luck.
turismogamer 3 years ago
You should go for it its fun and it teaches you how to use your opponents weight and movement to throw him and throws are really powerfull they still hurt even if you land right
anonimousaccount 3 years ago
I like how judo uses the opponents weight against them. plus, i've always had a bit of trouble getting the fight to the ground for me to use my bjj. Even in class, i've used somethin from judo that i found out about by watching a video on here. it's great stuff. I can't wait till i find somewhere to train
Renegade17441 3 years ago
i'd just stick with the jiu jitsu and become very effective at that instead of learning two diffrent martial arts that will teach the same principle. then once you get really good at jiu jitsu then branch off and learn new ways to do things like in judo.
RyuKenpoJujitsuDude 3 years ago
Judo would help you with standup throws. It sounds like you have a good basis in strikes and on the ground.
puffyasiandolls 3 years ago
estan cheveres esa tecnicas, el que quiere hacerlas tiene que practicar mucho
vilera2002 3 years ago
i've done judo for 6 years....the amount of technique and speed needed in monumentous. Another thing - the mats get replaced for everything big competetion, and they feel like concrete to land on.
mounca 3 years ago
Yeah thats what concerns me about taking up judo the fear of breaking my neck or something!
BoxingBadBoy77 2 years ago
not going to happen. the first thing you learn is how to fall properly, and you have to remember that this is the olympics, these guys really dont want to lose. iv been training for 13 years now... and my only injury was a broken wrist, and only because i fell incorrectly. judo will change your life for the better. trust me.
fastr1337 2 years ago 3
nicely said..yeah the wrist injury is quite common in the club but for me all i popped out my shoulder and during randori i kinda twistd my foot while performing a morote seionage
gabbomushy 2 years ago
@fastr1337 Well to be honest another thing i forgot to mention is i broke my elbow quite badly as a kid and have a metal pin in there and thus its not as strong as it once was and obviously more fragile and thats another reason why im not sure if i could take up judo.Have you ever known any people who have quite severe breaks,etc still being able to practise?
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
@BoxingBadBoy77 I broke my left wrist doing judo, clean in half, then I broke my right wrist in three places, had 2 pins (which have since been taken out) and I still do judo. I guess an elbow is a bit more risky. I must admit, i am a bit more careful and dont like my arms being in locks!
matthewhortop 1 year ago
@BoxingBadBoy77
As long as you explain it to your sensei Im sure youll be fine. Why not go on judoforum. com and ask there? Theyre friednly as anything. Give it a go, it's the best thing I've ever done :)
freakyblues 1 year ago
i do judo along with a few other Martal arts its a lot of fun
Footbal72 2 years ago
@BoxingBadBoy77 that can't happen, when you are feeling pain you must slap in your opponent, and he will stop. I love judo, i like to pratic (:
tiagosuper 2 years ago
sir, in judo they teach how to fall properly..what you see in the video is the cream of the crop olympic level performance they hate to lose, especially by ippon,they would rather choose injury than defeat, thats their bushido..
gabbomushy 2 years ago
Thank you very much for the input!
BoxingBadBoy77 2 years ago
ur welcome...judo and BJJ is a great sport and a martial art in its own rite,but a marriage of both is wonderful, they fear ur stand up and ur ground, like dave camarillo of guerilla jiu jitsu, and try searching for shinya aoki...
gabbomushy 2 years ago
P.s Im curious do you learn anydecent submission techniques in judo for instance the triangle choke you get in bjj?Also do you get taught ways of doing throws that will incapacitate an attacker but without seriously injuring them?
BoxingBadBoy77 2 years ago
you will learn almost everything they teach in BJJ in judo. BJJ was derived from japanese Ju-jitsu, as did judo. the submissions you will learn will blow your mind, and in Ne Waza, ground fighting, you will see a big similarity to BJJ.
fastr1337 2 years ago
Thabks alot for the reply!
BoxingBadBoy77 2 years ago
yes and yes..there are throws that are illegal in competition and truthe be told those throws hurt, yes the triangle choke is called sankakujime,the arm bar is called jujigatame, the kimura is ude garame,its quite similar sir, but there are no leg locks during competition..its fun and alwys remember BJJ came from judo..and so as sambo...
gabbomushy 2 years ago
So how worthwhile do you think judo is for self-defense purposes?The reason i ask is i read people saying that judo is basically non-effective without a GI is that true?
BoxingBadBoy77 1 year ago
The music is not that great..
suzanyeah 3 years ago