@androsfinx he would also throw him if he was more experienced, its about the throw not who will be standing up longer, this isnt a fight, he's just showing the technique wtf
@philipsthebest yes , he is just showing the tehnique, but i tought that when you show a tehnique you have to show it corectly , don't you? i bet that if you do what he showes in a real fight you will not be the winer. show this video to anyone who does or knoes more the you about judo and he will tell you the same thing that i did, what belt are you?
when executing a hiza guruma, your body should be fully committed to the turn and your pulling elbow up. this was an example of poor kuzushi (pulling) and not enough commitment. I don't know, maybe the tori had some elbow problems, if i had demonstrated it like this for my black belt it would have been unsatisfactory
I'm not being argumentative or flaming, I was just wondering if there was an easy way to tell. I haven't done much judo, so bad and good technique all look the same to me.
He uses too much strength and too little technique to do the throws. The better the technique the less strength you need to do the throws. Look at Kyuzo Mifune (10 Dan Judoka, favorite student of Jigoro Kano) and you will see the difference. Or Yasuhiro Yamashita, another great Judoka who fortunately is still alive and able to teach. Watch some videos then you will see for yourself that he is not 6 dan or higher.
Ever heard of the Gordian Knot? Sometimes brute strength works. Technique exists to counter strength. But at the end of the day, its he who has the best conditioning, both mental (technique/confidence) and physical (fitness/agility/hability) who wins. So train hard, hit the kettlebells and do your morning runs!
wow, for having a red/white belt I thought he might do the technique right
yeoman9413 7 months ago
ha I'm sorry what is that kid doing in the back?
PaperNun 9 months ago
This is just wrong... Just saying..
vichetmeng 11 months ago
i was paying attention to the kid in the left corner and then BAM the move was over i was like wut? noooooooooooooooooooooo! REPLAY :D
Boxer4lifekai23 1 year ago
his technique is not so good, because he hits after the pull,if his opponent was more experimented the he is, he couldn't throw him.
im not impressed at all.
androsfinx 1 year ago 3
@androsfinx he would also throw him if he was more experienced, its about the throw not who will be standing up longer, this isnt a fight, he's just showing the technique wtf
philipsthebest 10 months ago
@philipsthebest yes , he is just showing the tehnique, but i tought that when you show a tehnique you have to show it corectly , don't you? i bet that if you do what he showes in a real fight you will not be the winer. show this video to anyone who does or knoes more the you about judo and he will tell you the same thing that i did, what belt are you?
androsfinx 9 months ago
if this guy is a hi dan grade then im dr Kano my self he has no kashusi with his left arm
maccabatty26 1 year ago
haters gonna hate.
DarkKnightBob1o1 1 year ago
Nice throw, but my (7yo)son does it better...
railroadtrash09 1 year ago
nice throw my ass!!
08agent08 1 year ago
agree, Uke's break fall is not of a black belt ! I believe that these days people have black belts when they dont deserve it !
avestak 2 years ago
when executing a hiza guruma, your body should be fully committed to the turn and your pulling elbow up. this was an example of poor kuzushi (pulling) and not enough commitment. I don't know, maybe the tori had some elbow problems, if i had demonstrated it like this for my black belt it would have been unsatisfactory
kie5lich 2 years ago
thats not ur belt lier ,bad technique
omarkarkar 2 years ago
That man is not 6 dan or higher. There is no doubt about that... why is he wearing the 6 dan or higher belt?
retardno002 2 years ago
Why do you say that?
I'm not being argumentative or flaming, I was just wondering if there was an easy way to tell. I haven't done much judo, so bad and good technique all look the same to me.
ManicParroT 2 years ago
He uses too much strength and too little technique to do the throws. The better the technique the less strength you need to do the throws. Look at Kyuzo Mifune (10 Dan Judoka, favorite student of Jigoro Kano) and you will see the difference. Or Yasuhiro Yamashita, another great Judoka who fortunately is still alive and able to teach. Watch some videos then you will see for yourself that he is not 6 dan or higher.
retardno002 2 years ago
keep in mind. the uke isn't doing that great of a breakfall, his breakfalls are quite sloppy
mikester1999 2 years ago
@retardno002
Ever heard of the Gordian Knot? Sometimes brute strength works. Technique exists to counter strength. But at the end of the day, its he who has the best conditioning, both mental (technique/confidence) and physical (fitness/agility/hability) who wins. So train hard, hit the kettlebells and do your morning runs!
lamesurfer101 1 year ago
@lamesurfer101 doesnt mean shit if you get caught early
crabbit87 1 year ago
@crabbit87 Grapple a wrestler who knows how to avoid getting caught in an armbar/triangle.
lamesurfer101 1 year ago
a wrestler? so you are implying they already have some technique?
crabbit87 1 year ago
@crabbit87
Some technique, yes. You wouldn't do freestyle against a wrestler without some background right?
egray82 1 year ago
heassa
malao10008 3 years ago
sasa
malao10008 3 years ago
Not much blocking of the knee with his foot going on there!
rossjudo 3 years ago 2
Indeed
humpizz 3 years ago
he doesnt use his hands properly..right hand in particular
shantolog 3 years ago 2