Classical judo is truly SHINING in modern No-Gi grappling (CJI super fights)

[@Chadi]

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[@BillyTheKidsGhost]

I think it was you Cahid who said Sumo is the origin of jiujitsu, back in the day, and my Jiu-jitsu trainer confirmed it.

[@ggold9364]

Hey man, I am a random Korean just came across this video. I would like to tell you the Korean subtitle is horrible. It is almost worse than recent AI translator. So if you are giving translation job to somebody or somewhere, they are stealing your money and I think you better find another one.

[@khaledannajar]

Chadi have you got the chance to do a collaboration with firas Al thahabi?

[@SuperSlant]

I suggest holding fights on a concrete floor so that athletes can feel the importance of throws.

[@killer3000ad]

Ffion comes from a judo background and was a national junior judo champ before switching to BJJ.

[@lewisb85]

yeah she went for commonwealth games for wales and quit when she got alternate, she even said herself at that age she thought it was a bad thing that she didn't qualify (she uses it as an example of coming back from a set back in life).

[@JiuJitsuCampSJC]

​@@lewisb85 Moving from judo to Jiu-Jitsu is always a win in life! 🥋🔥😀🍍

[@InvisibleHotdog]

​@@JiuJitsuCampSJC 'cause it puts their standup so far ahead of most JJ trainees

[@JoriMikke78]

@@InvisibleHotdog If it would be a fight, not a CJI tournament, she would have been demolished by Dern. Only one of them is a UFC fighter and the stand up game is totally different if the other guy/girl can punch, kick etc.

[@InvisibleHotdog]

@@JoriMikke78 what does that contribute to the convo? lmao

[@lewisb85]

Ffion is not just a black belt in judo is she is a commonwealth games alternate for wales in Judo. top tier at one point.

[@Evantailsacre]

Top tier is a stretch. She was representing Wales, and there isn't a lot of competition in this country

[@lewisb85]

@@Evantailsacre as someone who routinely gets my ass handed to me at the dojo at sports village in cardiff id semi agree with you, its not like when I trained in london but up there for when I lived in bath.

[@odinanithegreat7544]

​@@EvantailsacreHave you trained in Wales?

[@lewisb85]

@@odinanithegreat7544 I have.

[@Evantailsacre]

@@odinanithegreat7544 No, but I trained and competed with some welsh people that were performing at a high level in their country.

[@RadicalTrivia]

Great video, my friend! 😊 I've been finding Judo throws from bottom side control a lot recently. I can't believe it's taken me this long.

[@crazyjames1233]

I think part of the reason judo throws are becoming more common in nogi is they tend to have less risk than shooting in. Shooting in a double or single leg takedown can risk guillotine or darce or other front choke. An uchi mata or foot sweep, most of the time worst case scenario is it doesnt work and you end up in bottom, which many people prefer anyway.

[@mckendrick7672]

It's almost as if that's why Judo emphasized throwing with control and force to begin with... Who would have thought?

[@secretarchivesofthevatican]

As an older (and therefore slower ) BJJ grappler, shooting in is not a good approach for me but judo take downs and throws are good. It is noticeable in old people's BJJ Masters' tournaments that there is often standing techniques and judo rather than wrestling type throws, probably because of slower speed and old person knees!

[@thecollector6746]

No...that's not the reason at all. Judo is becoming more popular in no-gi because No-Gi figured out that it is far more effective to toss the person clinching with you instead of clumsily trying to drag them down to grapple....especially if that person has decent balance. Also...dropping down to your but in No-Gi is and always has been a losing game. Notice how they don't really bother with closed guard anymore except for when they need to stall for time.

[@kimurasquirrel]

Its not the reason, the reason uchimata is getting more popular is that its a common throwing counter/position you will be placed in from more popular takedowns such as singles and doubles. If you see singles and doubles you're likely to get into the T clinch position which funny enough is actually a position that Judokas prefer. You can say its simply a defensive counter to the offensive attacks of doubles and singles that isn't simply sprawling.

[@DMurdock]

They're not trying to avoid submissions. They're trying to avoid the guard. The guard has become the most dangerous it has ever been because of recent innovations in leg entanglements. Clinching is a great way to keep someone away from your legs. The body lock pass (which Ffion uses a lot) is another development that keeps your legs safe, and consequently, throws that put you in the body lock have become quite popular.

[@chrism6727]

This was an excellent overview; really enjoyed it. Biggest part of BJJ game I need is judo. Well done

[@Haraldo-l7w]

Admit it Chadi, you love the creative grappling freedom of bjj/nogi outside of the ultra restrictive and conservative world of judo. Judo is the daddy, no doubt…

[@VikingMale]

Yup, Catch Wrestling, no Gi and free…

[@krazed0451]

You've just shown you know nothing about Judo beyond competitive Judo, Judo is anything but restrictive. This tribalistic mindset is also extremely juvenile, it's possible to enjoy more than one thing.

[@Haraldo-l7w]

Dude, don’t get excited. I’ve done judo for many years, BJJ and wrestling too. Competed extensively in all three. Judo is a massively significant martial art, the father of BJJ and sambo. HOWEVER, it’s not controversial to say that its rules (whether sport or just in dojo) are very restrictive COMPARED to BJJ or freestyle wrestle (clue in the word freestyle). In judo there are so many ways to get shido/hansoku make etc. I love judo, but by now it’s a highly niche style of grappling.

[@krazed0451]

@@Haraldo-l7w Admit it Haraldo, you have no creativity.

[@thecollector6746]

@@Haraldo-l7w It's amusing how you 🤡s for years were and continue to run your mouths about how Judo is useless and ineffective for whatever reason only to be proven with each passing year to be embarrassingly wrong, and to this day your only response is to move the goal posts and to gas-light. You don't know what you are talking about. You never did. Stop.

[@Patrick-sheen]

Absorb what is useful, discard what is not..both fights in this video were absolute masterclasses

[@JoriMikke78]

Looked to me that wrestling was the most useful skill there. BJJ is needed for the finishes, for the most part but if you want to spot winners from the bunch wrestling was superior to anything else. Isn't new knowledge, I know, but I feel that it has to be said while Chadi was labeling everything as "classical judo". The little judo there was anything but classical.

[@Patrick-sheen]

@@JoriMikke78 there absolutely is Judo at play here. The amount of Jiu Jitsu attacks also took up a huge amount of the fight. I don’t recall wrestlers ever fighting from guard or utilising X guard for example. That said, a fusion has taken place and wrestling is most certainly playing a massive role quite simply because there is massive crossover between the three `styles’ we are referring to here.

[@jareddias7932]

Wrestling, judo, bjj ... it's all grappling. Take from each. Mold into your own complete grappling style. This is the way. We all need to take an "mma" approach to grappling. All of these styles are successful proven systems. Each has strengths and weaknesses.

[@JoriMikke78]

@@jareddias7932 BJJ kind of has that already - ADCC and these invitationals are a proof of it. Meanwhile judo (and judokas) make crazy claims ("we invented this") that they can't back up. Sensei culture is the antithesis of that and that is why japanese sport and judo is in the decline.

[@jareddias7932]

@@JoriMikke78 agree with adcc being like this

[@randomphantom5917]

Hey, nice to see you practice no-gi! I think we need to dedicate at least some time to that type of practice to keep Judo and its techniques relevant and evolving

[@louisholland3057]

Another great video! Very informative and well documented.

[@tw_trad]

Always thought her sankaku entry was very judo-esque, like it's not how bjj people usually do sankaku. Btw Ffion used to be a regular U18 competitior with the Welsh judo team

[@AlvaroArredondo-ir6iv]

Thank you for posting! I am so glad that judo is gaining more attention. I’ve wanted to learn judo since I was young, but most suburbs in the U.S. only had tae kwon do or bjj & high school wrestling available. Martial arts in America also is expensive in America. Hopefully videos like this will fuel & increase demand for Judo in the suburbs & rural areas of America so future kids can reap the benefits of this awesome Judo tradition.

[@JayTran-uh8nf]

Lovely content! More no gi judo so underrated and needs more recognition

[@KeyserSoze23]

Judo and jiu-jitsu are like two long-lost cousins, each with their own story and style, finally reuniting after years apart. Judo took the path of discipline, focusing on throws and clean techniques, showcasing the beauty of precision. Jiu-jitsu, on the other hand, embraced the art of survival, mastering ground control and submission. But when these two come together, they bring out the best in each other-a harmonious blend of standing and ground game, a perfect balance of finesse and strength. It's a reunion that reminds us that, no matter the distance or the differences, family is always stronger together.

[@VikingMale]

Yup and BJJ is another cousin. Still prefer Jujitsu over BJJ.

[@David_Raab]

Jiu-Jitsu is not the same as BJJ. Jiu-Jitsu contains everything Judoka does, + punches, +kicks and other kind of arm locks or defending against someone with weapons. Judo decendent from jiu-jitsu by just focusing on throws and ground control. BJJ also decendent from Jiu-Jitsu just with only ground control. BJJ got it hype because when it was introduced in MMA it was very succesfull, still would wish they would have gave it another name instead of "Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu". Just annoying, i loved doing Jiu-Jitsu but whenever i look at BJJ how they throw themself on ground and wait for someone to join, i can't take that crap seriously.

[@KeyserSoze23]

@@David_Raab Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is Jiu Jitsu. Most clubs don't even use the "Brazilian" anymore as they acknowledge its origins in Japan. You are referring to Jujutsu.

[@krazed0451]

Tell me you know nothing about Judo or it's history without telling me you know nothing about Judo or it's history...

[@kariyakagetoki698]

Não é jiu jitsu, e sim Jūjutsu. Jūjutsu/Jujutsu, é muito mais completo do que esse " bjj ". Pois tem socos e chute e com técnicas de armas também. Quem nasceu jiu jitsu, jamais vai ser Jūjutsu...

[@TomMack6466]

I'd like to see an interview with Judoka who have been successful in No-Gi competition and/or have competed outside of the Judo rule set.

[@dirtygeazer9266]

You have been Soo integral in my grappling from subs wrestling pins etc the judo kesagatame subs has been huge the sacrifice throws etc I wrestled for a year was bad then just fell in love with grappling constantly watching even watching striking now

[@ІгорБойко-р6х]

In the Soviet judo school, no-gi training was regularly conducted, so we were excellent at any type of wrestling. I am a retro judo coach, in the summer we practice without jackets.

[@noahgraber9339]

It's also interesting to note that some aspects of judo grappling exist in western disciplines to like the "around the world" control is seen in folkstyle wrestling and a lot of judo throws have parallels in greco roman wrestling. I think some of these techniques are universal in a way.

[@tribalman9668]

Sadly classical judo is shining every where but in judo..

[@patrickwalsh5153]

Classical Judo allowed single and double leg takedowns.

[@diegobriones9219]

The strength/muscle/coordination gains from Judo alone is worth the cross training from jits tbh

[@BoyBawalKo]

Thumbnail is picture perfect 🤩

[@small_vill8686]

First time here love the content 🥷

[@VantaClawz]

People aren't used to being thrown. This is the advantage that Rousey had, it's excellent to add in the clinch and between movements to transition between techniques and to gain position for submissions.🙏

[@Pootie_Tang]

Yes! Just today I was watching CJI and thought to myself how often am I seeing Judo elements

[@gaslichttorwachter5939]

Love the Koshi Guruma Variant Ffion pulled off

[@benphilo4672]

No gi jiu jitsu is constantly evolving and allowing for every grappling art to shine. Trickier tactics and new/old techniques are implemented and blended together to gain advantage. Aside from dangerous techniques being banned at the amateur levels, it’s wide open, and classical Judo fits right in here.

[@yohannschroo5644]

L'ancien judo était fort au sol contrairement au judo moderne, c'est surprenant mais vrai. Le club d'ancien judo et de jujutsu traditionnel pour du MMA qui a tourné avec des vétérans de JJB, à réussi à leur tenir tête ! Ça arriverait pas avec mon (ancien) club de judo moderne de la fédération, clairement ! Merci Chadi de ne pas avoir hésité à en parler, c'est un débat qui peut être parfois délicat et une vérité difficile à entendre pour bon nombre de judoka aujourd'hui... 😊

[@StevenRayW]

I think a more fitting title for the video would be "Modified" Judo is truly shining in modren no-gi grappling -- considering that both players used wrestling holds during the executions of their Judo throws.

[@rvfree1]

Beautiful!!!

[@oddollinvol]

When I was doing Judo and BJJ one day I choose to do no gi class in bjj and I did the underhook Uchi Mata throw in couple other throws work too it just you got to change the grips when you try to do some of these moves and of course my bjj moves work too this is why I got to make alterations no gi but it bet me up for my first no gi class.

[@boogboog8097]

Ffion made it look easy but she has many years of judo under her belt.

[@djignatin4043]

I study judo and JJ. I love them both.

[@Djudo-q9x]

I'm a JJ blue belt and judo orange belt. Ffion took full control of that fight. OSS bro!

[@djignatin4043]

I am 2 Dan blackbelt in JJ, brown belt in Judo.

[@Djudo-q9x]

@@djignatin4043 so your almost black belt?

[@djignatin4043]

@@Djudo-q9x yeah, another year or so.

[@brihno360]

I feel like you could also talk about Michael Pixley vs Nicholas Meregali in this video. One thing I thought about that particular match with regards to jiu jitsu is the lack of good defense on the part of Meragali by not using the breakfall technique to defend himself when he got thrown. I could be wrong in my analysis of that match and Meregali's injury; however, I feel like like not a lot of Jiu jitsu players have a good understanding of how to defend yourself properly for that time when they do finally get thrown by an opponent. I'd be interested in your thoughts on the breakfall as the last line of defense, and its importance in Judo

[@brihno360]

If you want to see that Pixley vs Meregali match Pedigo has a short form documentary on it on their KZbin Channel

[@Coyoteinthedesert]

Good video, Saitev brothers use a lot of Judo-like techniques. I heard they cross trained some Judo/Sambo but not too sure

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the video

[@asdf8asdf8asdf8asdf]

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[@MauroLeal-rb2bt]

Aquilo e jiu jitsu também várias lutas agarrada usan essa técnica de arremesso na luta livre

[@LibraryAstro]

They need to be a grappling match on a hard mat almost as hard concrete. Lets see how many bbj guys will enter

[@JulianFilipsson]

They would sit down.

[@LibraryAstro]

@ltnnakkmendoza that might hurt them lol . And In they should allow slams too

[@gundropmusic]

let's see how many of any kind of grappler enters. none. cuz it's a terrible idea

[@bartfart3847]

Id love for you to do a break down of the Kade and Andrew fight. Would like to hear your take on the whole match.

[@vids595]

Wait a second, I've never heard anyone claim that katama waza was "only Brazilian".

[@JiuJitsuCampSJC]

Jiu-Jitsu was never Brazilian. Americans started calling it Brazilian. In Brazil it is just Jiu-Jitsu. From the name itself you obviously know it is Japanese. Mixed with Brazilian culture and now with the American. Soon the whole world! 🥋🔥😀🍍

[@spyrogaira9819]

Ey there everyone, The funny thing is i don't know why People keep associating Judo only with throws and takedowns. They forget that Submissions such as Juji Gatame "Arm Bar" Sankaku jime "Triangle choke" Hadaka jime "Rear Naked Choke" and a lot more Pinning/Holding techniques Such as Tate Shiho Gatame "Mount" Yoko Shino Gatame " Side Control" Kami Shino Gatame "North/ South" and a lot more ground techniques and all taken from JUDO FYI In others word basically what we're watching in modern day grappling matches are 90% JUDO It's just the rules are different Alright Cheers y'all 🍻

[@753studios6]

I’m actually about to learn judo and Jiu Jujutsu ,then I’m going into boxing and Muay Thai I’m restarting my mma journey ,I stopped at 22 to help take care of my dad after a serious back surgery

[@garmtvandalfsen]

Beautifull techniques...Grandmasterlevel as far as I am concerned

[@golddee2040]

Karo Parisian proved it against Diego Sanchez long ago.

[@joaodefreitas8617]

Judo is amazing...im glad we can see it in is glory everywhere else other than a judo competition 😂

[@jonathanmunozespinoza]

Que yo recuerde, leí que Mitsuyo Maeda luchaba más sin gi que con gi, supongo que era para encajar mejor con la indumentaria de la lucha occidental o para no tener una ventaja.

[@taroukabu5723]

柔術から危険な技（肘関節以外禁止）を外して立ち技をメインにしてスポーツ化したのが柔道なんだけどね　術（way）→　道（road）

[@Chadi]

@@taroukabu5723 そうですね

[@kananisha]

We call it the Pinwheel at our club. It is the root of our newaza tree so to speak. (Short answer)

[@vindicatedafi]

It’s all circling back to the true roots. Wow you actually have to be good at pins and throws to be effective? And judo doesn’t rely on the gi to be effective? Who would have thought????

[@vids595]

No. It is and has been a matter of taking what works best, not a return to anything. Pins and throws have always been a part of juijitsu. Yes judo can be effective without the gi, this is nothing new in the world of bjj. It's just that judo is less effective without the gi and essentially becomes greco.

[@vindicatedafi]

@@vids595 pins and throws especially have not been a part of bjj stop trying to re write history. All these bjj guys now making videos about how uchi mata and osoto are so great is what gives it away. If they had always done this we would have a lot more older videos of KZbin bjj content creators having vids out teaching throws because they all like to jump on the latest craze for views. Judo is and always will be great with or without the gi.

[@ianhill4585]

I trained in Ju Jutsu , which didn't throw from the gi, but from the limb. That was the big difference between Ju Jutsu and Judo at the time.

[@vindicatedafi]

Riddle me this if you guys have always trained take downs why do you still suck so bad at it? If bjj is all you need why is cross training wrestling or judo always promoted? If I train just bjj from the sounds of you guys I should be a complete fighter on the grand and standing right?

[@marcelodiaz5006]

​@@vindicatedafimf is so damn obssesed with Judo that he didn't understand that the comment that you replied say that he practices Jujutsu, not bjj lmfao. "Hurr durr you suck bad at takedowns" because takedowns aren't the only aspect in Sport BJJ? Judokas suck pretty bad at reversals and scrambles, but is just for their rules. Wrestlers sucks pretty bad at submissions also, even if in their history they were a lot of submissions from can to can/catch wrestling. "Why cross training?" Because you want to be complete at every point... and because BJJ doesn't have the cult of only practicing their sport, you invented that in your head just to have something to complain about. Also... if you see the fight of Tye vs levin in this same event, you will see that Levin just needed a Good guard to submit him. Sorry, but you are just some of those cultist that still believe in "loyalty to Judo" and that Judo create everything. Or you evolve and mix a lot, or you keep unnecesary traditions and stay behind... like, Sadly, is the situation of Judo

[@taylorbee4010]

Ayyo Rhonda!!!

[@kerpal321]

around the world was called the circle of pins where im from

[@jamesgrimes5527]

@chadi in this video from 1:40 to 2:16, where is this originally from, an instructional?

[@Yuuutu666]

柔道（寝技）は日本発祥なのにMMAやグラップリングで日本人が活躍できないのはとても悔しいです。

[@choirpractice5847]

WOW I wish I had this kind of analysis 20 years ago, you kids are spoiled! lol

[@AlphonsoFrett-xz6pi]

Beautiful

[@DouglasGomesBueno]

Kimono is an elegant Japanese garment to demonstrate the pride and superiority of Japan that's it, Absolutely no one trained without a Kimono at Gigoro Kano Dojo.

[@Vlad_Tepes_III]

*with

[@SuperSlant]

I suggest holding fights on a concrete floor so that athletes can feel the importance of throws.

[@Sam-ht4og]

If you want to talk about Nogi judo and it’s effective use I think there’s no one better than Jon Jones He mixed so damn well with wrestling too

[@dhimankalita1690]

Fiffion is a judoka

[@lewisb85]

yeah commonwealth games alternate for Wales.

[@nomadgrappler9410]

yeah cause the take down level in sport jiu jitsu is at the 3rd grade wrestling room standard.

[@FeitTilleidei]

Mackenzie also has a Judo backround 😅

[@miguelbermudez5426]

Ummm no she doesn't. Her background is pure BJJ.

[@FeitTilleidei]

@@miguelbermudez5426 no She Said it in UFC embedded once She never competes in Judo but she trained it while she was younger

[@thecollector6746]

@@FeitTilleidei Which is basically another way of saying : "She doesn't really have a Judo background worth mentioning"

[@FeitTilleidei]

@@thecollector6746 her father is also an Judo instructor

[@thecollector6746]

@@FeitTilleidei So what ? Again....if the extent of your "Judo experience" is that you were basically forced into it as a child who never competed and then quit...then you don't really have any Judo experience worth mentioning.

[@o_toco]

ill share a view a like and a comment for every bjj content you put out please milk the cji cow until it is vacuum dried

[@JoriMikke78]

How is it "classical" judo, if the wrestlers win every bracket?

[@DouglasGomesBueno]

Most Westerners will never understand but Kimono is the ultimate symbol of Japanese martial arts.

[@maxb5957]

Max was here

[@sergiobacellar5570]

Robert Lassere, anyone ?😊

[@Watchman-At-The-Gate]

seems like Eddie BRavo uses these moves and or tweeked them...

[@j.b.708]

"did the ground part of judo only come from brazil?" what do these people think the samurai were doing the whole time?

[@こにょしき]

Judo is the best in street fighting because it can throw the enemy head first down to the hard ground! All Japanese police officers have mastered Judo,

[@nbme-answers]

"the ground aspect of judo" lol

[@Johndoutry4545]

traditionalists.... techniques are constantly forgotten and rediscovered by the men and women in the arena. those who cling to traditions and seek to assign credit to individual cultures and regions are those who have no actual accomplishments in martial arts. Learn, adapt, fight. What works today is the same as what worked back then, but its up to you to discover it.

[@aymanabaza6475]

grapplers are realizing that Judo is what makes their grappling complete because only Judo is the complete Marital Art. The 67 throws, combinations, and counters to any wrestlers single or double leg takedowns, no one else trains this day in and day out but the Judoka. That's why the only UFC undefeated champion and one of the greatest grapplers ever Khabib, says it all Judo is above all others, no disrespect but truth . What most don't know most Judo Clubs around the world train no gi you just don't see it because of competition rules

[@MarcioNYC]

Confirmation bias is strong here. Both Ffion and Kade have black belts in BJJ. I’m not sure if Kade has ever trained Judo, as he doesn’t seem to hold a black belt in it. Every single ground technique you showed exists in BJJ; Judo, after all, originated from Jiu-Jitsu. Additionally, Carlos and Helio Gracie earned black belts in Judo before focusing on ne-waza techniques and developing BJJ. There’s no doubt that Judokas have the edge in nage-waza (throwing techniques), which are much more polished and developed in Judo. However, BJJ, which has been influenced by various grappling styles, usually prevails when it comes to ground work.

[@KiekoKoyasu]

@2:29 Shout out to that Onlyfans rash guard.

[@callmejohnnylovecreator6042]

No gi BJJ, you mean? Judo is with gi only, no? I saw no gi jiu jitsu in this video 🤔

[@mckendrick7672]

Judo teaches a huge number of techniques which work fine without the gi. BJJ comes from Judo, but they are ultimately just two different rulesets of the same art that is grappling.

[@callmejohnnylovecreator6042]

@@mckendrick7672 I hear you. Rousey proved that. I'm just saying that there aren't any formal teachings of no gi judo like how a no gi jiu jitsu version was formally formed. Not comparing which is better as I respect both too much for such silly Ness. Just actually curious how that would look with Judo ❤️

[@KungfuThippesh]

👏👏👏👏👏👌👍

[@Gruesa82]

Did the Gracies actually invent anything, or did they just rebrand Judo into Gracie Jiu Jitsu?

[@Fred-px5xu]

🤔💯👌🙏

[@kimurasquirrel]

Kinda doesn't matter too much of origins. In the end the freedom of no gi bjj is what allows all grappling techniques to be able to rediscovered including ones that pre-date judo (wrestling) because give enough time and the right freedom and rule set effective techniques will be displayed and restrictive domains of modern day Judo will continue to stuff that effectiveness. Bjj continues to evolve or rediscover what was effective, while judo continues to become a figment of its former glory which is now no gi bjj.

[@veteransowhat5669]

Mackenzie dern is out weighed she megaton daughter and megaton is Kyle Watson's old predecessor. Before the introduction of AJJ ......Kyle Watson fought in UFC And was on the UFC show, we were at the same MMA camp with UFC champion Matt Hughes for a time. Is different then ADCC..... There are many matt's in ADCC ext CJI has a different arena like combat karate. I thought the end match between Gabi and Craig was a joke. However the match with the ruotluo brother was good. I don't think that they compete with ADCC or have the history. Despite having very high cash prizes..... I do not know how they get the money for CJI?

[@Silverwood085]

Aaaaah non je viens de commander en anglais lol

[@yasudagong]

トレアナやってる古典柔道の資料映像ってＡＩ生成なんだろうか。

[@SOUTHTEXASJUDO]

Waiting for someone to say ''It's just wrestling''

[@vids595]

Depends where the technique was learned, as you can find naga waza in wrestling.

[@InvisibleHotdog]

A lot of it is

[@mckendrick7672]

It wouldn't even be incorrect. They're all just different variations of wrestling/grappling which is the native English name we'd use to describe it. BJJ is one ruleset, Judo is another, and Mongolian Wrestling is another.

[@thecollector6746]

@@vids595 You aren't finding Uchi-mata and uchi-waza/uki-wza in wrestling and you know it. Stop.

[@thecollector6746]

@@mckendrick7672 No....the context in which the statement is usually made is what makes the statement entirely incorrect. 🤡s like this aren't typically making the statement to affirm that wrestling is an umbrella term synonymous with general grappling, they are making the statement to detract from Judo in an effort to pretend that techniques THAT WERE/ARE CLEARLY JUDO aren't.

[@timothycarey3883]

I wouldnt say judo is shining, we barely see it, we see more of a wrestling style wizzar to counter single legs and some uchimata. Still 95% of takedowns in nogi are wrestling takedowns.

[@DouglasGomesBueno]

The difference are Judo Ground Game are better Newaza destroy pure Wrestling.

[@timothycarey3883]

@@DouglasGomesBueno newaza in todays judo is trash, a olympic judoka would have a hard time submitting a d1 wrestler.

[@MizanQistina]

I don't understand western obsession with ground fighting in Judo, throwing is more devastating in my opinion, no need for ground fight, in context of self-defense of course. A successful throw will surely disable the opponent and it either require less energy or no energy at all. Ground fight is tiring, you have to force yourself to subdue the opponent into submission, it takes a lot of time and energy. It also reduces your awareness of your surroundings. I don't think ancient samurais are busy with ground fighting on the battlefield because it is a danger to themselves, they need to be quick to stand up and continue fighting. Perhaps, in my own prejudice, western people have this kind of ego, always want to subdue people into submission if you get what I mean...I don't think it is the spirit of the ones who create Judo....

[@JIUJITSUMAN22]

Yes, it's because learn to fight on the ground are more easyer, and faster to learn, and work's also.

[@InvisibleHotdog]

Ground fighting was also a defining part of catch wrestling, which split into freestyle, collegiate, luta livre, etc. It's about showing absolute domination

[@model84]

i'll give you a tip, they had WEAPONS:) Ground game is easier to learn and less devastating, hence more popular for avarage Joe as a modern 'aerobic'

[@MizanQistina]

@@InvisibleHotdog Yeah it is all about that right? Domination. You want to dominate, that is more important to you than anything else. Interesting....

[@MizanQistina]

@@JIUJITSUMAN22 Easier? Isn't it tiresome to cuddling and struggling a lot?

[@callmejohnnylovecreator6042]

Mckenzie is steroid tested and Ffion is not. Just pointing that out as to be fair ❤️

[@justafloridamanfromthe75thRR]

There's no classical judo in modern grappling only wrestling with some techniques incorporated from judo and adapted to nogi

[@eringygasa]

海外じゃ柔術が中国人ベースって議論があるんか 普通に日本国内の甲冑組討とかから発生したもんで結論なんだが

[@ranfan1820]

But Chadi! Judo isnt functional! You need clothes for it to work! 😂

[@rossomeness3549]

Wrestling….

[@Emanuel_carey]

Okay but they both practice jiujitsu first and foremost. Judo is great.. but you guys are fish outta water without Jiu jiujitsu training. And I’m not being rude. A pure judo person vs jiujitsu. Judo loses. All things equal. No cross training of judo, or jiujitsu.

[@maronin5215]

Is this no gi judo?????

[@justin8865]

"No gi grappling" bro it's brazzilian jujitsu

[@mckendrick7672]

BJJ comes from Judo. They're all just rulesets of the art that is grappling.

[@justin8865]

@mckendrick7672 While I agree with you, Chadi specifically makes that distinction quite often in oder to put down bjj. He's a certified bjj hater, probably because it's starting to be everything judo isn't.

[@graciederangementsyndrome3669]

@@mckendrick7672 And? That's called begging the question. What do you think rulesets imply? Given enough time, rulesets will foster new strategies and innovate techniques. A judoka isn't gonna know the latest leglock entries, guard sweeps or guard passing while a BJJer isn't gonna know most of Judo's throw set and the latest grip fighting moves. The argument that theyre just different based on rulesets and but implying or straight claiming theyre the same is a massive cope and intellectual dishonesty

[@lordsneed9418]

gave up after 2.5 minutes of yabbering.

[@Dumm11111]

效率不高的武術

[@iamthelizardking6239]

I believe the Greeks should get the credit. Before everything their was Pankration, Alexander’s army spread it through the world.

[@krzeszewski]

thats bjj not judo

[@somebodysmart1947]

You are wrong, Jiu jutsu originated from Japan not Brazil, developed by samurai to fight armored opponents.

[@stefanocioni2587]

Judo is BJJ 😂; the Japanese do not care to market their products, the Brazilians on the other hand are money making machines and understood the potential early, the rest is history

[@yourleftisttesticle]

Have you ever been to Japan? It is the most commercialized country I have ever lived in. They market EVERYTHING they get their hands on. 😂

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

The moment striking, biting gouging and eye gouging is gone it's all just sport fighting.

[@combatprinciplesmma]

Not to mention guns, knives, vehicles

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

Exactly

[@InvisibleHotdog]

And what's your point? lol

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

@@InvisibleHotdog My point is once you take out weapons and striking and eye gouging, strikes with the edge of the hand, palm heels and techneques that are ment to cripple and kill. ..oo your left with a sport. If that's your thing.. be all means... Enjoy. Just dont confuse it with the other thing.

[@vids595]

@@gregoryrogalsky6937 you know ridge hand and palm strikes are allowed in mma right?

[@NukazukeL]

オリンピックでの柔道がクソつまらない競技となってしまって残念です。柔術のほうが柔道の伝統を拝しているし、護身術として大変実用的です。