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🙏🏻 I will try, because my body is really difficult during my recovery now. I am tired of training on wooden dummy or Bob, then have to wait one day and then have to do hometrainer cardio.

Hi. Ouchi, ko uchi and Sotomakikomi or Harai Goshi

I started Muay Thai at 63, now 66. Went to Thailand for 3 weeks last year. Planning to go back Nov. 25. Just love it. Train at least 3 times a week. Never too old!!

just curious, why wearing shorts instead of gi pants? training purpose or just convenience?

This is the right way to spar most of the time - playful and relaxed.

It's all fun and games until someone gets Seoi Naged onto the bar

Are double leg and single leg takedowns easy to learn for beginners in MMA

In essence: You will advance to the next level of proficiency when you are ready. Period. Stop chasing belts like they are a magical way to _make_ you better… instead, those merely _hint_ to an unsuspecting outsider what you may be capable of in a broader sense…

Aikido works !

Freestyle no-gi judo is best for street

oh you're a personal trainer, what gym do you go? i need help i can't follow up in my judo sessions .. (i am from montréal too)

I wouldn't compete in tournaments at 40, but to just train for self defense or fitness. I say go for it.

Not trying to get into how good or bad aikido or Japanese Jujitsu or any of that but often you see people from these disciplines doing this little "chop" at uke after a throw or takedown and this was representing using dagger to finish an enemy as well

Pressure testing is sparring or fighting/ competing to see if it works under pressure. Think you guys are on a different page on this one

Glad I learned andfought with leg grabs 49 still doing judo

The ten thousand hours thing came from statistical data gathering of high level musicians - like orchestra and symphony level, professional musicians. Basically they studied a fx ton of musical students and followed their careers with the hope of identifying variables associated with performance of the most "talented" musicians so they could learn to predict who would eventually become great players and the single most consistent variable for excellence was just endless hours and hours of practice lol seems obvious really, and 10,000 was iirc the adjusted average of those who could perform at that high of a level.

“Ligaments don’t heal”… lol

I'm nearly 50..I'm a brown belt..I need 70 more points here in Ireland for my blackbelt. I've have injuries but my biggest problem is my confidence. I go into fights telling myself I'm not good enough. The battle is in my head. Any advice? Thanks

This trend to hold a mini mic between the fingers is ridiculous. It Looks so clowny. Plus the Sound isnt good.

One tripe BJJ white belt here - none of this has resonated at my club. Blue belts and upper are asked to roll with new white belts, and there’s no problems asking anyone to roll. My professor is also a Judo brown belt, and we have a black belt judoka that teaches a Judo class as well. I do see that top game is overlooked, even though we drill throws often, which is why I’m starting to take the Judo class as well to focus on throws. I love both. Not sure it has to be a competition. I also have kickboxing experience, play hockey, so this has been great.

Follow 4 daily tips - where? Is there a mailing list or something like this? I am looking already some time for it, been somehow frustrated. Anyway - great content, very motivating!

Jks gloves?

hello bro, i am 30 years old, 108kg for 180cm tall, i started doing judo 3 times a week and in every session i gasp for air, any tips or modifications to be able to follow up during trainings?

How did you fix your back ? Can you recommend a Dr or a clinic

Started in boxing, straight to mma, picking up all the pieces of that on the fly, then to bjj,trying some random classes in different arts. now judo. Couldn't be happier with the way its turned out and feel quite confident

They work so well together

Key sentence In what you have said is this: "I dont have any but when I do...." you will be able to tell better when you do and until then you can say whatever you want but it's not supported by your own experience so you don't really know. Every kid is different and my first son started taekwondo at age of 3.5 by the time he was 5 he joined bjj club2 times a week, swimming pool and scouts- he was still bored quite often. And my 2nd child has twice as much energy as the first one and literally never stops. Also guess who needs to drive them to all those classes? Adult parent. Kids need to be bored at times and learn how to deal with it as otherwise there's no amount of classes that will get tired enough as they adapt to it. I don't mean screen time but just sit on their arses for 10 minutes and suck it up will do rhem world of good- to be calm at times is a skill just like anything else.

Wrestling and boxing

Nice

My kids just started Judo…it’s $300/month for two. Add in piano lessons, tennis, and rock climbing and they still say they’re bored…it’s like the default setting for children. Don’t give them screens, it’ll ruin their attention span!

Judo, is actually kosher Plasticine. But seriously folks... Judo and boxing is not a bad combination, but where both Judo and BJJ both (literally) fall down, is by going to ground. It is rare, in a self-defence situation, for an antagonist to act alone. Yes, sure, you may have someone in a Hirohito arm-bar on the deck, but their buddy will be using your head for football practice. Any kick above the groin is probably going to end badly, not least because you won't have the space to use them, and with one foot off the ground, you will not be well balanced. Most real fights don't take place in a nice clean ring, there will be kerbstones, bollards, broken bottles, ice and all sorts of other potential hazards around that might cramp your style somewhat. Who are the people who have to use self-defence the most? Club bouncers. How many times do you see them go to ground? As close to zero as makes no difference. Sure, you can learn the locks and holds bits, but all this cack about leg-holds, etc. is worthless in a proper fight because someone on meth won't 'tap out' because they won't feel it, you can be making gristly snapping noises with their arms and legs and they will still be coming back at you. Personally, I found that the combination of Boxing, Wing Chun (for the close-quarter nasty stuff with head, knees, elbows, and eye, and throat strikes), bits of Wado-Ryu, and wrestling/Judo moves worked best. Learn some of the nasty stuff, like groin-strikes, standing on someone's foot and pushing them over (usually a broken or dislocated ankle), but leave the flashy stuff for the ring. Most doormen I knew only ever used half a dozen moves. The one I saw used most was probably the 'rear hoist' where an 'atomic wedgie' is used in combination with a scruff of the neck or hair hold, to raise someone to their tiptoes before ejecting them with a well placed kick in the arse. It provided just enough humiliation to dissuade them from coming back.

Man I know the USDC that rokas from Marrtial arts journey organizes it is an easy way to get injured, but damn I would love to see you in that challenge

Hi Hong i have mention JJJ many times but could you make a video about that to because it combines trows, striking, ground fighting and is also a jack of all trades and a master of none.

SO THIS IS GOING TO STOP A GUY WITH A STIFFY

Always on point OG. Love your channel brother!!!

She might be top class women maybe average vs a man

That’s why I found an old Judo master who learned the art in the ‘70s and knows all the techniques, he’s awesome on the ground, boxing and all the “aikido-like” self defence stuff. 😎

In most cases, boxing will be sufficient for street fights since opponents are usually not MMA fighters. In the case of Judo, in many situations, for example an overhead throw will work, especially when the opponent doesn't expect it.

Judo and Muay Thai is an underrated base for self defense and even MMA. Complete striking plus clinching and heavy conditioning from Muay Thai. Combine that with Judo’s versatility in throws/sweeps (plus old school leg grabs) and aggressive and direct Ne Waza (ground work) that goes for the finish and not fumbling too long in the guard like BJJ. Judo teaches the use of the gi (everyone wears clothes on the street) and teaches no gi variations (useful for MMA or fighting on the beach). Context: judo brown belt, BJJ blue belt, 5 years in Muay Thai. 3-0 amateur MMA.

Great explanation, but i have not seen any pure MMA place in our are 😮

I sent my son to BJJ and Shinkiokushin championship preparation classes - good combo for learning fighting as both have full contact ❤

I’m a 60 year old Seido Juku karate ka with judo experience. I learned these fighting arts in NYC. Boxing is the best self defense for most situations. It teaches you how to punch in combinations. It teach how to punch in a relaxed state with speed and accuracy. It teaches you how to throw the hardest punch in all of martial arts. It’s also teaches how to avoid and block punches and fighting distance. Boxing teaches all this in under a year. Kyokushin karate if taught right is vastly superior to Muay Thai. Kyokushin is karate made to be dominate over other fighting styles based on fighting technique and conditioning. Kyokushin kicks and strikes are meant to end fights. Speed and power is everything in Kyokushin. Being an older man I was fortunate enough to be taught by judoka who knew all the dirty banned techniques and strikes(atemi) and taught them as jiujitsu. My judo instructors knew how to strike. Those judo Sampai were scary in the 90s. They could slap you unconscious. After you been thrown by them trust me the fight is over.

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What about pushups or the bench press?

At the end, you didn't say "peaaccce".

Could you give advice on very simple "dumbed down" judo moves we can practice with a partner, at home, at a park or gym, that would be good for self defence? Maybe the most basic trip, basic throw, grabs and a choke. Judo classes are so technical and complex in each lesson, i believe little will be remembered or used for self defence situations.

i can see the STM bus passing by so i guess you're from Montréal like me, do you know any good MMA gym close to saint léonard/Anjou?

BJJ is good if you know boxing or kick boxing

This is very wrong, I’ve been to a few mma gyms as a judoka. They’re horrible, they teach bjj and muy thai. Basically how to hit the pads and pull guard to ground work. About the worse practice to defend yourself. But once you’re randory ready in judo you are actually going 100% learning how your body reacts to the explosive nature of a fight, your adrenaline kicks in every randory session, And you do this on the regular. My brown belt in judo was plenty for bbj/muy thai mma practitioners with the same amount of experience. This was about 3 mma schools in socal where mma is big. Once I would start exploding into judo moves they were utterly clueless.