Great thinking ..!

Can you make a video on strenght too pls

Heya Tommy og mange for videoen! I'd love to request a video specifically for grip fighting, especially against people with strong grips

That in the end was something I pick up on, tachiwaza - be generous with the grips and then work your way back a specified grip/system, thanks Tommy :) How to do randori is always on my mind, so many ways and directions :)

This is great stuff. You sound our common teacher Wolfgang Biedron. We need to hear this and most importent practice this in randori. Only then we get better. "Vi blir bra på det vi tränar tränar vi fel blir vi bra på att göra fel" Bra Tommy fortsätt med att sprida kunskapen på ditt sätt.

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🥋👍🙏 Thanks you Tommy

I clicked on this expecting to troll whatever shit was being shown and I can't because this is literally the only turnover that works against decent people, touche my man, touche

Grymma tekniker, vissa tekniker var väldigt likt det jag redan gör men det var några punkter som jag märkte att jag behöver tänka mer på. Ska bli roligt att testa det på mattan ikväll :)

Le Ne-waza c'est très important au judo et dans le judo actuel ça s'est perdu, on focus trop sur le Nage-Waza alors que à moins de marquer Ippon, ce n'est pas selon moi la meilleure manière de renforcer son judo. Au judo originel/ judo traditionnel on travaille beaucoup le sol et le niveau est bien meilleur, toujours d'après moi. Bref bonne vidéo et bon rappel 😊

This is incredible content, what a gem. Thanks you Tommy

Like leg lacing from wrestling.

Very good techniques if you want to turn into a wrestler too. Bravo !

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It’s like a Sambo chair throw with a Russian tie.

Nice instruction. Please - no music! It adds nothing and it confuses your voice. Looking forward to more from you and your expertise!

Making it look easy 😅😊

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You are the first to explain the hip switch. So many coaches say to have hips forward the whole time, but when they demo they do the hip switch.

I saw this, saved it, and hit it. Great technique. Thank you ❤

Not osoto, but okay.

Haria goshi is #3

How

The last one is harai goshi

Go more in depth decent video tho

Good videos man keep it up 👍

I thought it was goshi garuma but the osoto was clean

In bjj i think they call,this "hip bump sweep"

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Very strong videos!

Clean!

Great

Great judoka but we already know who you are before we watch your videos, no need to remind us of your career every time. 😉

what about "front uchi-mata' ?

Sick I’d love to sign up!!

Wife's been making it hard for me to get training in. Looks like we're getting a divorce so I'm gonna train everyday now 👍 ❤

I'm a pro

The soto makikomi was especially clean! Would love a breakdown of it

"Babe wake up, judo just an update"

Härligt! Gott initiativ 🎉

Cant i just use my gear an wrap your hand in the lapel?

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looks almost like an uchi mata entry into o-uchi-gari with a hip switch and hook at the end rather than a clean sweep. as often the case the way “it actually works in reality” is very different to how its taught which in my case has never felt achieveable. i will try this method, it seems more natural.

Super bra video

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Very nice breakdown and great training tip at the end

Risk of fingers/wrist twisting?

Loved the rolling uchimata!!

What are the differences? They look the same to me