Carslon Sr. Told me "nobody escapes the triangle, the other guy fails the triangle."

fighting not good, someone always get hurt

Actually, it's pretty safe! This technique allows you to control your opponent's speed toward the ground. Notice how the cop maintained control.

The Gracie family gets credit for spreading Judo all over South/North America they don't credit for giving it a different name and calling it their own. Humans desire money and fame morals be damned.

why have I never seen this in UFC or MMA?!)...

Mid 90s I choked out an NCO in my light infantry platoon during a hand to hand challenge. He was a four year collegiate folk wrestler and shot for a single leg takedown which I fed him so that as soon as we hit the grass I locked in a leg triangle choke combined with an arm bar across my hip. I rolled and sat up on him while he was caught in my leg triangle , so I could effect the arm bar across my hip. At the time not alot of Soldiers and Marines were skilled in judo newaza submission grappling or jiujitsu. I continued to catch alot of wrestlers w/a leg triangle choke , as well as other newaza submissions, once they took me to the ground during hand to hand challenges. Later I joined the battalion wrestling team to learn enough american folkstyle wrestling to avoid their takedowns. Our folkstyle wrestling coach was PFC Chad Townsend from Colorado. Best fighter I knew in the military was a 5th Group NCO collegiate folk wrestling champion who also was a skilled Judoka.

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You see the triangle very often in Jiu-Jitsu? What style of Jiui-Jtsu?

IJF banned ura sankaku osaekomi, giving you Hansokumake, cause they sayit is dangerous for neck... katasankaku is hansokumake if you opponent from turtle goes up even while defending ground. So now some athlete in quite a few competition i saw wait for the katasakaku and the immediatly stand up. if tori keep doing katasakaku will be given hansokumake. I have no more words for this shame. Sakaku is a wonderful technique and a masterpiece in judo ground work, but slowly they are removing all. Yes they are planning to remove shime waza too. Chadi if you want some insider news from federations contact me privatly. I believe you are the only one who can shout this decay out from IJF.

Getting caught in a triangle when fatigue is so frustrating.

I don't remember the source of this info. It may be you or Drysdale or anyone, but the story goes that the Sangkaku Jime/Tringle wasn't present in any variation of BJJ until the 70s, when they "reinvented" it from Judo. Can anybody confirm or deny this?

This is all Japanese Jiu Jitsu the way we train it to be honest. Looking good 💪🏿

Hey Chadi. I am a currently serving US Soldier, and went through multiple levels of the US Army Combatives program. The foundation was Jiu Jitsu and Judo, with combat gear and weapons built into it. Some of the techniques taught included: Double Leg: Morote Gari Arm Drag: Yoko Gake Captain Kirk: Tomoe Nage Arm and Shoulder Throw: Seoi Nage Dummy Sweep: Ankle Pick Triangles Arm Bars Kimuras Hip-Bump Sweeps Scissors Sweeps Shrimp Escape RNC Cross Collar Choke Later, strikes were introduced, modeled on Kickboxing, however the focus was mainly on grappling skills

The name of the videos in this video?

Great video Next video : Shooto grappling techniques plz

Great footage. Always cool to see how the rule sets affect the moves. Judo guys get the finisj because they grip it and rip it because of time limits (right?), and bjj guys will slowly adjust and tweak. A lot of these triangles you showed are barely locked in because they cant take the time to adjust the hips, but they get the tap nonetheless. Great video

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А не надо давать что бы хватали. Бить надо сразу. На отходе, в атаке.

In true self defense (not sport), inflicting some injury may be necessary! Pain has a way of stopping aggression! As this nation loses it moral element(and it's happening very quickly) self defense may become a very necessary thing. Police may get to where they respond only to the most urgent situations. Deal with it and get out of the proximity. Try only to stop the problem and move on.

Judokas are very hard to take down even if they didn't train for 20 years. That's muscle memory written into their DNA at some point. My PE teacher is the hardest person I know, several gold medals in Judo 🥋 in GDR/DDR. 80+ years old and still outrunning his dogs. He trained also my mom, she's only 5.3 but nobody dared to get physical with her. He remembered her when he saw me breaking the school record at 5 meter pole climb with 1.89 seconds. I'm still holding the record 😜

WOWWW...no bulshido comments ? Why ? Aikido haters, where are you ? Yeah, I know that this is not Aikido, but still I am surprised where all deadly bjj keyboard ninjas gone. Anyway.... Thank you for the video 👍

Owen livesey's throw was beautiful.

Now we know why Travis Steven get his Blackbelt in 2 years.

そうそう受け身を習ってない相手に大外刈りや足払いはマジで危険で命に関わる

In my aikido style, we trained waki gatame occasionally. As uke you have to think about protecting yourself (ukemi!) so you don't oppose the technique (from a given point on) as not to get hurt. Without that it all just becomes brutal fighting.

I was really into Judo as a teen and practiced quite a few years. One day after the class, I was helping my master with moving some stuff around the dojo and chatting about the history of Judo, he hesitantly mentioned the current competition based Judo was very watered down and more of a sport where during a training visit in Japan, he was actually taught "traditional" version which was used in actual battles or combats and just some of the moves he showed blew me away. Same as this video, the "throw" was actually almost like a finish where more often joints were broken or dislocated initially. Any throw that involves grabbing the neck of the opponent actually starts with a very sharp slap on the neck to disorient the opponent before actually wrapping the arm around the neck to initiate the throw, etc. There were a lot of strikes that made it look almost like a Shotokan Karate mixed with Judo.

Side control is not at all the worst position according to Craig Jones, who I believe knows a thing or two about Grappling. If you understand the buggy choke then you won't injure yourself going for it. And letting go of slams will be needed in case of sankaku from closed guard just the same so that can't be the reason unless you think sankaku is bad...

Omg are we forgetting in that first blurry video when their just about to fight the guy gives him a foot sweep and wow that guy def tore his mcl holy!!!

What's the name of the beat you're using? I was trying to search it up

This channel deserves a million suscribers

When the strkers technics were band from Judo, a practiced in Cuba under Sensei Reigoza and he taught us the technics as personal defense, not to be use in competition, and also are a bunch of others technics not allowed or practice any more, I know that cause my two kids practice Judo and never learn those technics even they are Black belts first down, ( I taught them all of them, just in case(). but I'm curious about that.

some of those exercises looks gay and i dont like it because i am ashamed of it e.g where they grabbed teach others ankles and made a press and push up

Id hope they _would_ be dangerous, otherwise whats the point? 🤨

Удивительно вкусные кадры, буквально раскрывающие принципы Великого Мастерства! Спасибо!)

Judo shouldn't get a score (much lessen an ippon) on a throw that doesn't end up with you in the dominant position/in control.

Bjj is not Judo. Two differemt sport, two different expressions and goals.

Excelent

I think Japanese martial arts is better in the streeta than Chinese martial arts. The Brazilians specifically the Gracie's and Machado borrowed judo abd jiujitsu and ran with it.

The hand that pulls down in Okuri-eri-jime does not restrict blood flow. It is only holding Uke in place so he does not turn.

А чо своих Орков не научили возьмите груз 200

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Cela me rappelle les conseils de Monsieur Alan JONES. Un grand judoka/ lutteur.

I have to check how aikido works when tori has weapon in scabbard / holster. Maybe the whole idea on aikido is when someone is blocking tori to not take his sword or knife.

Prof Kyuzo Mifune 10th Dan Grand Master of Judo Kodokan

Prof. Kyuzo Mifune in old video

Hane Goshin Hip Spring Throw