Best Judo Newaza Ippons of 2022

[@combattractor]

Which is the judo name of the Peruvian necktie?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I think it's just hadaka jime but I could be wrong.

[@combattractor]

@@JudoHighlights2015 thanks bro

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

@@JudoHighlights2015 Is Hadaka Jime allowed under IJF ?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@hodgsoncatalin3243 pretty sure it is

[@quochoangang6014]

Guillotine, Rear naked choke, Peruvian necktie, Sleeve choke (Ezekiel choke),... is called Hadaka Jime in Judo.

[@rickfinsta2951]

Bow and Arrow is just a variation of Okuri Eri Jime.

[@hodgsoncatalin3243]

WOW.. I liked all your newaza ippons what you chose. I'm not really good in newaza transitions.... but I am working on ! I love this video! Cheers...

[@aya1027aya]

Funakubo turn over = Funakubo gatame (variation of hara zutsumi), and the similar one is called Kata Sankaku.

[@reymysterio13__50]

9:40 That's the Funakubo-gatame, Funakubo herself invented it.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

TY!

[@LucieOne]

That was slick @6:18!

[@prvtthd401]

Bow and arrow choke = okuri eri jime Okuri eri jime refers to any choke where you pull the lapel across the throat like bow and arrow, clock choke, hell choke. Sankaku jime you mentioned literally translates to triangle choke. Hadaka jime is any choke where you don't use clothing but instead your arms including RNC, japanese necktie, peruvian necktie, anaconda, d'arce, guillotine, arm in guillotine, bulldog

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Don’t they use hadaka jime to describe the choke when you’re in mount and you have your arm behind your opponents head and you feed your fingers into your opposite sleeve and go across their neck?

[@aglass4930]

@@JudoHighlights2015 I think that would be Sode Guruma Jima (Sleeve wheel choke, which makes sense), known as an Ezekiel choke in gi bjj.

[@ReisterJP]

Please remind me what jigoku jime is.

[@edgarhack2042]

​@@ReisterJPcrucifix in bjj

[@ReisterJP]

@@edgarhack2042 I always forget the BJJ names.

[@isaaczucker8583]

I believe that shoulder locks are a bit of a "don't ask, don't tell" situation. Referees don't want to make some of the most popular submissions like Ude Garami illegal, so they let shoulder pressure slide as long as the arm is bent in some way. I don't think I have ever seen a shoulder lock penalty call.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

yeah I've never seen a shoulder lock penalty either. Good points.

[@DMurdock]

Shoulder locks were never illegal. This confusion is due to a slight mistranslation of the rules.

[@chrisasherang]

so a question, is an Americana or kimura lock illegal in IJF?

[@DMurdock]

@@chrisasherang it's legal. When they say arm joints in Japanese, that also includes the shoulder.

[@mattcollins9499]

Huh interesting. Maybe like how toes and fingers are the same word?

[@kertaspaper94]

Can you try a Newaza directly from stand up ? Like a flying armbar or something

[@MrKahunadog]

Not in current IJF rules

[@mattcollins9499]

Back in the day you could.

[@Lsr000]

It would be interesting to see no GI judo tournament, if there's any

[@gabrielbertrand2928]

I think it would be greco roman wrestling

[@Mayral999]

@@gabrielbertrand2928Ignoring the fact judo allows chokes and locks and iirc greco wrestling doesn't...yeah kinda

[@The02lukas]

A bow and arrow choke is a variation of okuri eri jime.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Thanks!

[@AFBDA100]

in @3:40 if the arm is close to the back isnt a shouder lock, so its legal.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

The guy looked like his shoulder was in pain though…

[@judojudo3808]

@@JudoHighlights2015 Yes it is possible. But it was ude garami technique and it is legal and execution was legal here too. Sometimes shoulder can pain after this technique but it was legal all. Really.

[@wayne47able]

He was still cranking it as the dude tapped. What a piece of shit

[@bundy4prez462]

Jigoku-jime

[@ESC642]

heureusement qu’il y a un bouton volume sur le téléphone 😂

[@mapcec593]

03:40 shoulder lock illegal, right?

[@JudoHighlights2015]

should be?

[@mapcec593]

@@JudoHighlights2015 I think so, but I talk by myself, I rather am asking: shoulder lock illegal, right? or am I wrong?

[@inisenjaja9312]

Very good...😅

[@martinkarori7203]

Okuri Eri jime

[@Raadestdude]

Thought neck crank was illegal in judo

[@mattcollins9499]

It is. Kesa gatame neck cranks another grey area. Bending the neck forward while allowing the upper back to round isn't as dangerous as say a can opener where you pin the upper back and put the chin to chest. Similar to a full nelson mechanic I guess but from the top.

[@judojudo3808]

Interesting compilation but you could use the judo names of technique please. The mostly of choke is okuri eri jime here at 6:59 probably kata sankaku grip with choking effect or hadaka jime. Technique at 11:19 is not reverse kesa gatame but ura gatame. At 9:22 it is funakubo gatame turnover by Funakubo herself.. The best actions are 5:36 and 7:36 very nice switches beetwen techniques but I miss this actions for example from 2022 year: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKKlgZalqbODhsU and: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3WUl5qbZdqIfck.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

thanks for the comments! Yeah newaza isn't my strong area so I'm not too good with all the technique names.

[@judojudo3808]

@@JudoHighlights2015 No problem. Nobody can know everything. Thank you for your videos.

[@MrKahunadog]

How do you get all the footage?

[@bundy4prez462]

Jigoku-jime?

[@Rodrigo93vg]

BJJ black belt here... A few of the fighters did the positions perfectly, like a BJJ fighter would do. But honestly some of these judo fighters look like they never did any ground at all, it's like they think that if they just turtle and flex it'll be ok. I know that judo guys laugh at our takedowns like we laugh at their ground, but come on... at this level they need to know the basics of where to turn and how to defend. Also, @5:30 it was a back triangle, not bow and arrow. And @3:30 it was a kimura, not an armbar =)

[@zartic4life]

They turtle because they only need to wait 5 seconds its the safest stalling move due to the ruleset it's not because they're amateurs on the ground. I'm sure they know how to spread eagle.

[@steveevans4299]

A 'Kimura' is an Gyaku-Ude-Garami (Upside Down Arm-Entanglement - one of the figure-four locks) - a Judo technique of old favoured by the Japanese Judoka Kimura who taught it to the Gracie's the hard way! 🙂- it is easy to apply pain to the shoulder but it is in the family of Judo arm-locks (Ude-Kansetsu-Waza). It is contest legal in Judo as long as it doesn't reach as far as the shoulder blades. As you know, if you force the hand towards the head you will destroy the shoulder. If you isolate the wrist and lift the elbow you will apply the pressure lower down, towards the elbow. Easier to do in the Hon-Ude-Garami (Americana) version.

[@luismiranda8401]

when I was 6 till 12 I competed in Judo, the chokes and arm bar where prohibit, so I never practice or learn them until I as older much older actually.

[@Talaria.School]

👍🏻

[@fatemehf318]

Guys, What is the difference between this Newaza and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?

[@alejandrob.r.2256]

Minor details like you don't get points in judo for sweeping or taking back on the ground. You only win on judo by submission: strangle or choke and elbow lock or by pinning: 10 seconds is wazari (2 wazari= 1 ippon) and 20 seconds is an ippon. Ippon = win. If you don't progress and maintain the same position in judo you are told to get up.

[@michalvrabel019]

2:20 is this legal?

[@liukang85]

6:54 ending up in that kind of face plant on your own initiative should instantly mean a loss, no? Or would throwees then try forcing faceplants 🤔

[@bionborys1648]

I think you should leave the recording of the whole technique until they tap, it seems unfinished otherwise. Patience, grasshopper, we'll still watch the whole video.

[@khalmabuda4993]

Gaywaza? Pornwaza? Sexwaza ? Please someone tell me...