6 Judo moves performed in finals by World Champions

courtesy of IJF
World Championships Baku 2018
1. Daria Bilodid (UKR U48) : O Uchi Gari
2. Naohisa Takato (JPN U60) : Ko Uchi Gari
3. Uta Abe (JPN U52) : Uchi Mata
4. Changrim An (KOR U73): Ko Soto Gake
5. Clarisse Agbegnenou (FRA U63) : Harai Maki Komi
6. Guram Tushishvili (GEO +100) : Seoi Nage
Music : Nujabe

[@davidsosa538]

In judo, you don, t hit People with your hands, you do hit them with the planet

[@CJFranciss]

Haha love this.

[@kyivlin4689]

Well said

[@trashcanjely]

@jan bramsen if you think it's just about making tackles just wait till you get out-techniqued by your own brute force

[@cesardubai]

@jan bramsen hurgh dugr blargh irghhhh! (translating what u said "I don't understand so it is stupid")

[@mateodavidgutierrezgonzale6556]

@jan bramsen I know that plenty of NFL linemen and edge rushers use Judo to improve their own play, but if it was that simple anyone would be able to do it

[@Jinjin000w]

Everyone looks so much cooler moving in slow motion. I’m going to start moving slow like that.

[@blackmanwhitesuit]

Something about this chill music mixed with all the slow motion made everyone look like superheroes. Maybe it's just the talent of the video editor and his mixing skills.

[@refulge9075]

indian drama logic

[@blackmanwhitesuit]

@@refulge9075 needs more unnecessary explosions, crazy feats of impossible athleticism and tons of people moving in unison.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@blackmanwhitesuit yup

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@AmplifiedSilence lmao

[@urbanhyena4063]

I love seeing the emotion on the faces after winning. You can see that they go through some hard training to take down others on this level

[@sucesso8967]

judo training is brutal, you need a very strong body, cuz throwing people around needs every muscle u have, specially the forearms and wrists for grip and kuzushi (destabilize the opponent for a throw)

[@TheMrBennito]

The Uchi Mata by Ute Abe is pure perfection. Belongs in a museum.

[@Axelrun1994]

The expressions of relief and happiness on their face as they win is priceless especially with the music and editing

[@sirblack3035]

Yes so much hype and fun!

[@Cstar4you]

Couldn't say it any better 👍

[@maxlitwack]

Honestly facts. Ik that feeling

[@roboluigi]

As somebody who had never tried or seen judo this is a great video for getting people interested in the sport! well done

[@nzrosscoe]

very cool

[@princenaseem6123]

I like tripping ppl and ground and pound them like brock Lesnar like a fighter lol

[@christopherallan4298]

If you are interested in martial arts and/or grappling, you should give it a try. If you live in the United States, classes are usually relatively cheap (I've heard this is true in other parts of the world too, though), and clubs/schools usually don't have a problem with taking people on who are new to the sport. I can say personally that it's one of the most intense workouts I've ever had, and randori is a lot of fun because it gives you the opportunity to hone and combine the techniques that are best for your body type and mindset, thereby allowing you to develop a fighting style that is unique to you.

[@barrymcokiner69]

Judo is awesome man

[@MegaMelonet]

Like me :)

[@bigman7682]

I trained judo for almost a decade and switched that into mma, it gives so good base into mma. I gotta say, judo is one of the most awesome sport out there!

[@localmilfchaser6938]

Lucky… there’s no judo dojos where I live :( they’re so far

[@kittylesca2238]

How essential is it to learn to do the forward roll? Had my first lesson a week ago and feel like a dork for not being able to do one...just strained my neck...

[@znub206]

@@kittylesca2238 very very important. Please make sure you master the forward roll at least on the shoulder

[@Sam-rb1id]

Haha I did it the other way. I trained MMA for years and fought some low level club fights but decided I didn't think it was worth the brain damage. Now I do Judo and love it!

[@eska1292]

4:00 - 4:10 how she execute that move is so smooth omg

[@atranimecs]

was going to say, that counter was ridiculous

[@fep_ptcp883]

A textbook counter, smooth and clean for ippon

[@aspenrebel]

Yeah nice change of direction to blue's left side.

[@1godonlyone119]

The key is a firm grip on the opponent's arm. She'll either go with your spin or be in great pain. In this case, she chose to avoid the pain, as most people would. Really great maneuver!

[@moonlight6713]

Ayyy I can appreciate that samurai champloo music Edit: more than a year has passed and just saw the likes now. Also champloo / shamploo point is you know what I was talking about

[@pclalthantluanga5192]

Samurai Champloo

[@itzbuklaau]

Brought chills down my spine in the beginning, especially with the slow motion effect

[@Casshern2010]

Victor Santos *Nujabes

[@ginsakii1339]

Victor Santos yoooo it had me shoookk at first

[@2pac2chainz72]

Believe it or not I was listening to shiki no uta and muted the audio for this video. When I read your comment I was like "wtf, how do you know what I'm listening to"

[@aldobritt7056]

I know nothing about Judo, looks like a bunch of moving for position, but then someone decides to pull the trigger on a throw and BAM!! , it looks like poetry

[@christopherallan4298]

In my opinion, it really is as exciting to play as it is to watch. I think what makes it so exciting is that any match can end in an instant if one judoka throws the other with "impetus and control". Of course, these kinds of throws exist in other grappling arts as well, like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Sambo, freestyle wrestling, and Greco-Roman wrestling. However, since executing one of these throws in other grappling sports is usually not match-ending, I feel like the tension that occurs in judo when the competitors first lock up and get their grips is a lot higher.

[@byronguerra8812]

I also like to remind myself when watching that these people are performing these moves on other highly trained competitors who know what to watch for and defend. Imagine an uneducated aggressor to someone who is just a moderate practitioner suddenly being tossed and smashed onto asphalt or concrete, Game over.

[@ShmooyShmoo]

Search ufc judo. Or mma vs judo. These people know how to fall. But when a judo master does this to the unexpected it’s knocks people out..... I was taught this as a kid bc I was bullied a lot as a white boy in Hawaii... it worked

[@ShmooyShmoo]

//sadくぼ地 it’s used in the UFC....just watch it on KZbin.... and the only way it can be used is when you use your opponents weight against them..geez guy? You want me to admit I ran away from guys who weight 50lbs more than I did at 10 years old. Fine, I did. Lol. Hawaiians, Samoans, And Polynesian people are huge and mean....

[@ShmooyShmoo]

//sadくぼ地 they are interesting as hell to watch tho. That’s all I’m saying.

[@qweqwe1324]

The Nujabes hits so hard watching this. Rip Jun Seba.

[@Marcusjnmc]

food for the spirit left behind by one of the greats, R I P

[@omegamanGXE]

I knew this sounded familiar

[@Jbarb777]

The french girl’s counter/throw was a thing of beauty.

[@reuternopalzin2422]

I'm still perplex about that feet game, is a movement you would see in a movie and you think "yeah looks cool but that's something never will work in real life" And there is that girl wining a final with those fast reflexes, I'm thrilled.

[@ethanbotterill2743]

The French are amazing at Judo, probably second only to the Japanese.

[@attiylanen]

I agree. And to think how hard it is to pull that in the highest level of competition.

[@charliedickson1443]

@@ethanbotterill2743 honestly maybe even first. Teddy Riner is considered the goat by many people

[@DulcineaAna]

And once again, she got the gold medal in Tokio. She is among the best without any doubt.

[@rayp0626]

Very good video I trained this beautiful art in my country for 21 years until I have to put it a side to feed my family, I wish I have enough time to comeback and keep training, this sport was what all my life was about, thank you for your channel you just have 1 more subscriber.

[@JudoOnLine]

Thank you for your comment

[@rayp0626]

My pleasure keep up with the good work

[@carloscolon1279]

Very much relate - I played Kung Fu for 16 years but wife career 2 kids and time becomes scarce.. train where and when we can I guess.. get your break falling on point I guess in the absence of a partner? Now I’m curious - what drills can/would a judoka run by themselves with no partner/dummies/specialized equipment?

[@almightyfonics]

At least you can fuck up most people

[@joeclaudio9841]

I can empathise my friend. Whether is training daily or working hard to feed your family, everyday is a fight, everyday porrada.

[@cheeseplease2832]

I've been training karate kyokushin for 4 years now and I've participated in tournaments too. I never really liked karate kyokushin but got into it because I just wanted to do some sport and martial art and that was the closest dojo next to my house. 3 months ago, I decided to get into Judo. I got into judo because I actually liked it and after experiencing it in real life I would like to say it's actually a beautiful martial art. I actually love it more than karate kyokushin. I'm still training both karate kyokushin and judo and I've planned to stay in Judo for the rest of my life just like karate. I've also agreed to participate in judo tournaments in the future too.

[@cheeseplease2832]

@J U S T I C E Indeed it is. 🤩👍

[@AndersonYeong]

4:00 was really very impressive!!! She lowered her center of mass of her body to avoid being tossed by opponent’s Uchi Mata move, then quickly counter attack using Harai Maki Komi, by crossing her legs to lock to opponent’s legs, then uses her body weight to drag her opponent down to the ground…in split seconds!!!

[@DorVardy]

It took me more than half video to realize which is the name of the moves and which is the name of the fighters lmao

[@kingkimi8758]

😯

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Ok

[@Pancake833]

It took me the entire video and reading four other comments before I realized which is the name of the moves and which is the name of the fighters

[@wingnutmcspazatron3957]

Rofl

[@stormyweraf7923]

There were names to the moves?

[@nw4357]

I love the music to this video. I never really looked at judo that much. This video shows how beautiful it really is. A very true and pure martial art.

[@BlueinanotherLanguage]

The song is called Beat Laments the World by Nujabes, great song. And Judo is such an amazing martial art; too bad it's hard as fuck. I prefer Jiu Jitsu, but I try my luck at some of the throws and admire them as best as I can.

[@Ogaitosolev]

@@BlueinanotherLanguage the song is called Shiki no uta by Nujabes

[@IWantToStayAtYourHouse]

@@BlueinanotherLanguage No its called Shiki no uta by Nujabes, which is the ending song for the anime samurai champloo

[@sucesso8967]

@@BlueinanotherLanguage yeah BJJ and Judo are brothers, such a shame that people tend to argue about which one is the best

[@7arb-f-15]

Isn’t the the music samurai champloo theme song?

[@redgodofwar7723]

I learned Judo on an army base some years ago. For almost three weeks, I had to devote ALL my time just on learning all the ways to fall and roll out from a throw. It seemed so boring and useless, especially while watching the others on the other end of the mat having fun doing the throws, etc. Over many years and experiences, you come to realize just how important those first few weeks are. Years later, I learned to snow ski. My first instructor taught most of the basics well, except how to stop. So my first time up the mountain, I took off like a jet, and what he had taught me about how to stop was not working. I just kept gaining more speed. Getting close to a cluster of trees, I knew I had to stop. So, I knew I had to fall. My judo knowledge kept me very safe in that fall. Fortunately, my next ski instructor did teach me how to stop. :-)

[@user-cu8yz4gp5o]

In my case, I learned Judo in club of university. so I didnt learn falling well. that make me shoulder break now.^^

[@vineetkumarsingh9108]

Glad you learned to fall well👍 Even I used to dislike practicing falls but soon realized their importance.

[@vineetkumarsingh9108]

@@user-cu8yz4gp5o I hope you are doing good now 🙏

[@user-cu8yz4gp5o]

@@vineetkumarsingh9108 Thank you. now i am almost geting back. Soon i can learn Judo again!

[@1998TDM]

Break fall and rolling techniques have saved my bacon for years. Fell off a roof last year, face first towards a metal pole. Still had the presence of mind to roll away. Got away with a broken arm, my first broken bone. Kata shapes your instinct, even decades later.

[@VendErre]

2:05, amazing. her feet are off the ground.

[@emp5352]

Absolutely perfect control of both her and her opponent's centre of balance.

[@TAROTAI]

good catch, bruh!

[@BroomeBlocker4]

It was really clean. When I did judo, that would of been the only one of these throws that would of been given an ippon. It has really hurt judo how they give an ippon now for basically any throw. That is why you don't see judoka's in mixed martial arts anymore, they sadly watered down the sport to a who throws who first competition now

[@jedaiahzinzo7671]

in the states we call that a "hop".

[@fep_ptcp883]

I know those little hops to adjust as "kenken uchi mata"

[@neilgendzwill3260]

Abe’s uchimata was a thing of beauty. So clean and fast, stayed on her feet. Best throw of the lot for my money.

[@imaginethat5115]

I like how the lady was getting ready to take the girl down and the black girl did a reverse no U go down that was dope

[@classact9144]

Racist

[@ReblazeGaming]

@@classact9144 ???

[@fprintf]

@@ReblazeGaming You can just as easily describe her as the competitor from France. Why bring skin color into it?

[@ReblazeGaming]

@@fprintf Because it’s a very obvious feature. She’s black after all. She could’ve said french, she could’ve said black. She’s both lmao. Nothing wrong with choosing black.

[@pendhd649]

@Loco Chang go look up what racist means dumbass

[@MichaelTheBroker]

That uchi Mata brought a tear to my eye

[@zefsagala1391]

Judo: throws and timing/counters Wresling: explosiveness and leg takedowns BJJ: submissions Combine those 3 grappling arts and nobody would mess with you haha

[@zefsagala1391]

@@cristhiancamarena856 well and thats why you need striking as well...basiclly do MMA

[@Jackitate]

BJJ is derived from Newaza of Judo.

[@EpicGamer-co2hi]

Og Judo has all of that lol

[@EpicGamer-co2hi]

@Light Head Yeah I agree but honesty between judo and bjj I would prefer judo since its way more complete ,it saddens me a little bit that bjj is more popular than judo

[@blaneries8925]

Epic Gamer judo more complete in what way exactly 🤨

[@loquatmuncher]

Love their facial expressions after they win the point. Triumph, relief, joy, pride..So many emotions at once.

[@simonsays6669]

The first girl when she won n made that expression like she finally beat the last boss. *I find myself clapping n yelling at the t.v congratulating her, and my friends are looking at me weird* 😂

[@thebestofmasters]

More like she was the boss who one, she was obviously the bigger and taller opponent.

[@thegamingwarriors2259]

@@thebestofmasters doesn't mean anything lol, it's all about the technique, I do judo and I'm 5'6(one of the shortest guys in the class) but I dominate most of the time

[@nothingtosee314]

@@thegamingwarriors2259 Not so humble brag.

[@thegamingwarriors2259]

@@nothingtosee314 I'm not bragging lol, I'm telling him that it's all about the technique and hard work

[@youmang]

She had just become the youngest judo world champ ever so clapping was in order

[@samisoniosborne5288]

PSA: The music is Nujabes Shiki no uta remix by AudioDoctor

[@DonnieDarko1]

😎👍

[@huuhiep0695]

real hero

[@jimbeam4736]

I know some Taekwondo but I never could hold a candle against a Judoka. The moment he grips me, it´s game over. I have the highest respect for this sport.

[@robertzeurunkl8401]

3:51 - Now THAT one was a masterpiece. She took an attack, and turned it against her opponent for the win. Excellent!

[@shubham5175]

Extremely well designed video. Good job!

[@jlmarc01]

I love to practice BJJ, but nothing is more exciting than watching JUdo tourneys. People flying all over with great techiniques

[@trifleodd]

Great editing and music. Makes Judo look easy and complex at the same time, and the players look classy af.

[@hjsegui]

Great video. So many memories. Uchimata, ko soto gake and harai maki komi my go to moves. Specially that used Harai from my left side unexpectedly. Great wins and loses. Will always love the tatami. Don't miss the tape on the toes. 20 years later they still hurt.

[@sethgilbertson2474]

I like that you finished with the dude from Georgia. Everything strong comes out of Georgia 🇬🇪💪

[@mightymizzar9672]

Azerbaijan's better

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

My friend is George from Georgie and he watched anime all day. He’s gay.

[@lilcreaper007]

@@mightymizzar9672 Armenia is better my friend you mistaken

[@mightymizzar9672]

@@lilcreaper007 I mean if we are purely talking about landscape AZ has a better view haha

[@N24.TBbasket]

Of course✊🏻♥️🇬🇪

[@BigDez37]

I really want to get into this sport it's beautiful!

[@assyrianbull]

The slow-mo just made it even more breathtaking!

[@HS-ck7md]

Watching them reminded me the younger times of fighting like that. Just remember, NOBODY wants to lose!

[@dr.everythingb.alright303]

3:03 Changrim An busts his lip on the fall. He's so excited, he doesn't even notice his mouth is bleeding.

[@jonathancerda794]

I think he noticed but he’s playing it cool

[@daedalus9008]

If that happened at rough floor. Oh man.

[@SurmaSampo]

Driving your face into the ground doesn't seem like a sustainable recipe for success.

[@ethanbotterill2743]

@@SurmaSampo lol It kinda doesn't matter in judo though, the _tatami_ is designed specifically for that kind of situation.

[@SurmaSampo]

@@ethanbotterill2743 If Judo is only a sport and not to be used for self-defense then I would agree with you.

[@IWantToStayAtYourHouse]

Sick music choice. I love nujabes

[@simbaj2500]

The moves were art, ty for the editing

[@boxkicker7784]

Amazing video, not only does it clearly show the beauty of the moves being used, but the way it captures that raw emotion of the fighters face after their match is truly something special.

[@sirblack3035]

This gives me tears in the eyes ❤️ the Moment when thousands of People clapping at you 😭

[@michaelcronin1197]

Beautiful footage of these amazing athletes!

[@thisismyname8627]

Ive not once been to a single Judo class. I already know i love it. Jiu Jitsu and Judo perfect match made in heaven.

[@innercircle341]

Lovely video dude, I watched all those live. Beautiful stuff

[@jesusmanuelhurtadodemendoz4057]

Videos muy profesionales. Una verdadera joya del deporte de las artes marciales. Muy impresionado con tanto derroche de estilo y marcialidad. Es una motivación para jóvenes ver estos vídeos. Y los más maduros recordar y atesorar estas bellas imágenes. Felicidades judocas.

[@raviwolfboy]

Beautiful and gentle moves.. fully respect

[@totoro5527]

great footage! TYVM!

[@anilphilip546]

I enjoy your judo videos. Please also post links to the matches. For judo players, it is more fun to watch the entire match than just the ippon.

[@challengemasters775]

Anil Philip as a judo player my self you are right

[@won3301]

nicely editted! thank u !

[@popssigung9956]

Thank you for sharing! I enjoy watching other martial arts.

[@caz5021]

Wonderful music choice here

[@beato_]

Love the way this was edited

[@DrSchleck]

when I was a kid, I considered karate to be cooler, because of the kicks and punches. Now its the other way around. Beautiful Sport.

[@EskiLdn]

Would say it depends on your age right but karate was very hyped through the 80-90s. I even did karate in the 90s because i thought it was cool and ended up hating it so much i never did any kind of MMA again. Karate is pretty useless IRL. Really wish i had of done judo instead of karate as a kid

[@marcopelaezfernandez4573]

Judo is amazing. I love when a MMA fighter uses Judo techniques. They are freaking spectacular

[@EssenceOfTrance]

That Uchi Mata was a thing of beauty. Every fiber of her body was committed to that throw. Spectacular!

[@joelceballos9480]

Video: perfect. Music : perfect.

[@atkirperez]

Tremendo video me encanto

[@pandesal1421]

The harai maki komi had me in awe and gave me goosebumps all over my bodyyyyyy

[@07jackg]

Perfect soundtrack choice for the footage.

[@tonocervantes]

Excelente video, gracias

[@srkstik__]

De nada, Antonio.

[@MrCopTom]

Judo is underrated Very good video Thanks for sharing

[@TAROTAI]

Judo is _not_ underrated; it is simply not *violent* enough to satisfy hyper-aggressive audiences that need to see blood

[@SickassNikes1]

Thank u for the nujabes sample. Threw me off guard . Loved it

[@bartram33]

The fabulous science and art of levers and momentum, good to watch!

[@alphie10]

Amazing video. Instantly fell in love with the music. Judo is life

[@Ogaitosolev]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaOZmaCOn9-mjM0

[@akrocuba]

OUTSTANDING!!!

[@Torontokid]

Great stuff ! Thank you.

[@jayanthonyjacutintilao1929]

It makes me cry, because of the background music and the slowmo effects.

[@Tsekamaru]

NIce editing, sound mixing.

[@nhdarling2]

Bro the music is literally my ringtone.

[@dustymiller65]

Unbelievable...which is exactly what makes it amazing.

[@christopherurban-klein2708]

that last move was must've been practiced so much..an amazing three part sequence with change of direction..wow!

[@siegfriedmariahugo1643]

nujabes

[@Ramone_JiuJitsu]

R.I.P

[@alexwong4121]

F

[@Ogaitosolev]

#1 👌

[@HeRcULesBlasTer]

Gone to soon

[@eslee0070020]

I miss him sometimes

[@siddharththakur7543]

Samurai champloo!!!! Oh man you have done a great job...loved it

[@locojazz5770]

This personally inspired me.. thanks for this

[@CyphersBasement]

Absolutely phenomenal.

[@Lrover16]

I'm glad you put Clarisse as well.

[@yoophoria]

For everyone asking for the song here: Some different versions Shiki No Uta- Levox Shiki No Uta- Moovy B Shiki No Uta- Jadu Jadu You are welcome.

[@daedalus9008]

Thank you.

[@davdiaz24]

Beautiful.

[@willsorry]

Love that Seba Jun detail ,really lovely

[@Osiris261]

3:08 the taste of victory, no wait that is my blood.

[@devinsen363]

Same thing.

[@sm0g84]

Thanks for the soundtrack also! Great video.

[@mintjuliper9689]

I come back occasionally to watch Abe perform that uchi mata and it always gives me goosebumps

[@m-ed402]

The beauty of each technic is simply mesmerizing

[@thuglyfetorkoal397]

What's super cool a lot of the techniques used are white belt or yellow stuff u learn. Dope to see it work in high level competition

[@CesarGomez-kp5lm]

Let me tell you that it's like that in most martial arts actually ;)

[@hector6970]

I've been bounced off the mat a few times. Met some really amazing Judoka in my time. The best Judoka fight standing straight up, and bam!...they're under you, and you're flying lol! Good times!

[@incomingdude]

Excellent use of slow-mo, very good editing! Great video!

[@vannacollina2721]

Amo vedere chi si emoziona. Meraviglia.... Onorata ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mrmrlaw]

did martial arts as a kid , not judo - holy shit, these people are SOOO fit and flexible, I really don't see how you could beat judo close up 1 on 1.And don't tell me with a good jab or hook , the second the distance is closed judo wins.

[@randomuser6306]

Judo has some of the best takedowns, but a few of these would lose to bjj, hard. They set up the one they just took down to choke them.

[@ninji5226]

Gracefull distruction. Does anyone know why sometimes it looks like they are going for submissions??

[@AnthonyDrogon]

Because there are submissions too in judo, it's another way to win. So they go for it, then realise the judges actually already awarded them the win with the throw, and they stop.

[@ernestpablo8244]

The primary way to win a match is to throw an a opponent. If the opponent is thrown forcefully and cleanly on their back the referee will score an “ippon” and raise their hand straight up signaling the end of the match. If the throw isn’t executed as cleanly, the match continues. This is when the thrower will try to salvage the match by finishing the opponent with a sub. It isn’t always clear to the competitor if they executed a clean ippon. So there is sometimes a moment when one or both competitors will look up to the referee to see if they have called it an ippon. If there’s no ippon, it’s a mad scramble to pin or submit the opponent.

[@floydthedroid5935]

I feel this is showing something being simultaneously beautiful and also importantly, a viewing in slow motion that is incredibly critical of the decisions made by the athlete. None of us are Perfect. But this a way to move forward, be it succeeding against your opponent or being defeated. Both offer a growing experience. I would like to congratulate each defeated opponent for their effort, whilst recognising the superior victor in these particular matches. Onwards and upwards. Respect.

[@gundulsansila2379]

Mantep cara ngambil tehnik Uchi matanya.Salam dr Judoka Waza Gombong,Kebumen,Ja-Teng,Indonesia.Anak didik Alm.Sinsai Sutarno...BUSHIDO.

[@Dracon-International]

Excellent footage music sweet

[@maxmaxam9318]

An was epic. nice video!

[@ihiromi944]

ベリー👍感動した！！有り難うございます。

[@bl4z3_mc23]

Judo is a beautiful art ! Ive been practicing brazilian jiu jitsu for a while now and these would be very useful

[@prisciliamellark95]

I think Judo is one of the cruelest competition to be ever exist. You trained your whole life, only to be beaten by a slight point cause you failed to fix your uniform. Judo is the kind of competition where you can't even let yourself make a tiny mistake

[@aspenrebel]

True for the most part. Lots of Rules!!!

[@isabellem4894]

I love judo 💖💘❤😘

[@elan2034]

i think the best part of this video was seeing the reaction of the contestants once they realize they've won :,) You can tell they worked hard to get there and it paid off

[@VGAPI]

Beautiful

[@edstretton2214]

1: Judo chop