Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi at the Combat Judo Academy

Masters World Champion Sensei Jean Lucas demonstrates his version of Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi at the Combat Judo Academy.

Judo for MMA - Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi

Judo for MMA - How to do Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi - Propping Drawing Ankle Throw. This is shown for No-Gi/MMA fighting, and the throw ends with a soli...   more Judo for MMA - How to do Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi - Propping Drawing Ankle Throw. This is shown for No-Gi/MMA fighting, and the throw ends with a solid top (dominant) position.

This is part of a series of videos by the Kakure Judo Club, adapting traditional Judo techniques to Mixed Martial Arts or self defense fighting. Please check us out online at http://judo4mma.com   less

"Textbook of Ju-jutsu" (1905) re-animated

In 1905, ju-jutsu pioneer Sadakazu Uyenishi and his students issued the "Textbook of Ju-jutsu". It was partly illustrated with "cin...   more In 1905, ju-jutsu pioneer Sadakazu Uyenishi and his students issued the "Textbook of Ju-jutsu". It was partly illustrated with "cinematographics" produced by the Gaumont Film Company, here re-animated for the first time in over 100 years.   less

Beyond Grappling Tani Otoshi

Matt is a 2008 Judo Olympian and Australian Purple belt Submission Grappling champion, for more info on learning more from Matt and his one on one ...   more Matt is a 2008 Judo Olympian and Australian Purple belt Submission Grappling champion, for more info on learning more from Matt and his one on one training go to mattdaquino.com.
If you have any questions please dont hesitate on contacting me im only to happy to help.   less

Akiyama vs Nakamura (Slippery Gi)

Yoshihiro Akiyama against former olympic champion Kenzo Nakamura in the final of the Japanese National judo championships in 2003.
Nakamura complai...   more Yoshihiro Akiyama against former olympic champion Kenzo Nakamura in the final of the Japanese National judo championships in 2003.
Nakamura complains against Akiyama's slippery gi.
Same complaints were made against Akiyama in the 2003 World Championships and the infamous mma fight against Sakuraba.
He may be slippery but he's still one of my favourite fighters both in judo and mma.   less