Flying Arm Bar (Juji Gatame)

Judo Jujitsu Flying armbar Aroko saki

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[andell1]

Great video. Looking past the technique and the voice, I thought the first part was quite fun to watch...the sneak attack failing, and the attacker getting KOed with the kick. Very fun...it'd be kinda neat if there were more of these, with the attacker always getting clobbered at the beginning.

I'm trying to remember in judo whose flying juji became infamous...but I know Neil Adams covered it on one of the Fighting Films DVD's. You did a great job covering it here as well! :)

[mattreedkilla]

Thanks for the comment. This assignment was for my TV production class, and the character was from a previos TV show we did. So a lot of people watch this video and don't know what to think. That Flying Films DVD with Neil Adams sounds awesome I'll look into that, that guy is going to be a beast till the day he dies! I recently moved and started cross training in a bunch of things and although I'm still a practicing grappler my style is Judo and I'm all about showing people it's effectiveness

[greenbay357]

thats looks way to risky, espicially if someone just throws you to ground and kicks the shit out of you

[mattreedkilla]

@greenbay357 Very true! this move exists mainly for sport, if someone can over power or is just better at standing why not take them to the ground? If that's where your skills and strengths are. Of course you're not going to try this on the streets. Cement is a lot harder than mats and throwing techniques can be deadly when you're on a hard surface. That is why I believe that Judo is really important in the martial arts spectrum.

[MrFriendsfan]

why the attacker holds instructor?!!! he should just let him go to the ground

[mattreedkilla]

@MrFriendsfan

when uke is holding tore up it's just for practice and to allow the tore to get comfortable with the technique because that's what flying armbars are all about just being able to perform them in a second out of instinct. The way to counter it is yes to throw the attacker down but if they just jump and grapple to you, you have to be able to hold them up just long enough to get in a better position or properly throw them down depending on how much you like that person

[sk8boardeuse]

thank you =) good vid

[greenbay357]

@mattreedkilla I preach about judo as a martial art. one of the underrated arts on the market

[antulio]

Very nice!!!

[NinjaSquirtle89]

I'm a big fan of neckbreaks