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@OVERCAPITALIZE I've seen it taught more often in Judo than BJJ, but YMMV

@jeremy426f Funny, I know a guy who used footsweeps to put down two of his three attackers in a fight (he seoied the other). Footsweeps are nasty once you get good at them, but it can take years to get the timing down. This isn't a particularly good example, but it's not bad either. They take n...

@MakotoDojo Beard guy is a bit better than the other one - 5th-4th kyu judo level; the other guy is at white belt level. Everything is wrong. There's no way you could throw a resisting opponent with that throw done that way. At a very basic, static level, you aren't getting uke off balanced an...

@dobberdoss you have no idea how funny that is. This is one of the hardest throws in Judo. He just so good that he makes it look simple. It's easy if you have godlike timing and technique.

@GJJalltheway You mean 1999 World Champion, 2x Olympic Bronze medalist (1996, 2004) Jimmy Pedro?

@yuenj01 He's been doing Judo since he was a child. He was an international-level Judo competitor. Most pure BJJ guys are horrible on their feet.

@DeltaSigChi4 BJJ players spend more time on the ground than Judoka, so it's not surprising that, at equivalent time, the BJJ guys are better on the ground--especially at low grades. Now, whether they can get the Judoka on the ground and avoid getting slammed on their heads is an entirely differ...

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