Choosing Newaza To Fit Your Style of Tachiwaza

[@OsotoMakikomi]

This is huge. Integrating both is difficult but you've given a perspective that I really understand. Thanks so much.

[@christiandarabos3249]

Omg Man your classes have been really helpful to me . I had a tournament this weekend and I got second place by using only armbars . Thank you for having this chanel available for everyone .

[@BeyondGrappling]

+Michael Darabos great job mate! Glad my videos have helped

[@jasondehustler4994]

I enjoyed your last video. It was a good breakdown of a technique that's been getting more popular in the last couple of years.

[@Ashley-Kai-Bennett]

Keep going I find your video really useful. I think this work especially for minor attacks and foot sweeps. Thank you

[@SophieCoxjudo]

Thanks for the mention Matt! :) keep up the good work!

[@lmk2869]

Was a really insightful tip. Thank you!

[@wongkohping4944]

Great idea on constructing a player's game plan Pls make more

[@OlivierTravers]

Thanks Matt for another great video. It was funny seeing you correct yourself after saying "Ezekiel" to a judo audience :) I've been doing judo as a kid and started BJJ last year, I'm thinking of taking judo lessons again and want to integrate the two practices.

[@josiahlee1982]

Olivier Travers haha...I caught when he said bow and arrow on the choke haha...

[@drutgat2]

Many thanks for this, Matt.

[@TheHm3]

I was raised a wrestler and it's always apparent in my newaza regardless of my stand up style

[@trainerd1]

Very sage advice. Thank you

[@justjudo7601]

makes perfect sense! perfect content. Thanks

[@BeyondGrappling]

My pleasure

[@brettanderson6368]

Thanks Mat love watching and learning your Judo techniques. God bless.

[@BeyondGrappling]

+Brett Anderson thanks mate

[@carldelaney2972]

+BeyondGrappling keep up the good work you always help my judo for instance my uci mata is done the Korean way 2 steps instead of 3 😊

[@cejII]

this is excellent. Would you have any seminars in the Bay Area Northern California coming up soon?

[@lehotrader]

Great, thanks for the video! Very useful!

[@mrtjcombo7]

Please make a breakdown of kata otoshi! :)

[@thiagosouza2737]

It really made sense. Thank you

[@Ashley-Kai-Bennett]

Hey, if you get chance please could you do a video analysis on Van T End (-90) sode tursikomi goshi. One of the best ones I have seen he do is on Iliadas but he does it all the time. Thank you.

[@michryan]

Great stuff. Thanks!

[@lord55482]

This video helped me a lot, thank you. :)

[@BeyondGrappling]

+Polini no pros mate

[@Glitterwrench]

Briliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vaughanmacegan4012]

I study Jujutsu where I live because there are no Judo schools here, but, I love Judo. Do you or does anyone else think it is possible to use tachiwaza (ie standing) techniques within Jujutsu and then use primarily judo newaza techniques and be able to link them together? Or would the tachiwaza need too much modifying to make it work. And I noticed that your sumi gaeshi is very, very different from the standard version I have seen or DVD and texts! Would you please explain in detail how you do it and more importantly why? You are much more side on than the much straight on version I have seen. And it seems that you are much more likely "NOT" to break your opponents neck and back!!!

[@carldelaney2972]

use whot ever work's I take whot thay give me I don't go in with a plan. my judo will be judo /bjj/wrestling /catch as catch can. you name it you want get the job done in and out good luck.

[@Sektor255]

Remember, Judo is a product of JuJutsu. Because there is striking in Jujutsu you will have to work more on transition from standup to grip fighting to newaza. But the key to that transition, in my opinion, is the grip fighting. Once you have your grip, then you work on your throw. Once you get your opponent on the ground, then you work on newaza.

[@yasmini.alamin6031]

Excellent

[@79outlaw]

Any tips for uchimata? When i bail ending up in turtle. Seen a roll through once at a clinic. But cannot remember. Any thoughts?

[@indranath90]

thanks for the help it was an awesome video

[@ElaquelarredeAiko]

grandioso. gracias

[@chaosbreaker8737]

Thanks❤️❤️

[@therationalcollection2999]

awesome

[@rolandlam6323]

haha Brazilian jiu jitsu mindset !

[@iugoeswest]

linking!

[@АндрейКостерин-е4з]

Японские дзюдоисты в шоке от этих двух товарищей, само отношение к дзюдогам не брежное ! Мятые, видно что складывается не правильно ! Хотя-бы погладить могли перед эфиром.