Dirty tricks of Judo

[@SoldierDrew]

In Competition, gentlemanly Judo is the only way to go. For self defense, dirty Judo is the way to go. Very much an injustice to see her grab the hair to throw her opponent and was still awarded the win. Given that we have instant replay technology and the judges stood by her declared victory reeks of corrupt officials. Her opponent made incredible sacrifices to get that shot at the title only to be robbed by the judges. We must despise injustice & corruption wherever we see it. Another great educational Judo video from Chadi. I envision someday you'll recieve a tenth dan for outstanding contributions made towards the art of Judo. And your Judo educational videos will be part of that outstanding contribution to the art. Thank you. Shukran sadiq. Merci boucoup.

[@mauricematla1215]

Injustice yes corruption is something completely different i would kindly request you present your evidence for that.

[@Chadi]

Thank you very much for these kind words always Sir🙇🏻‍♂️

[@tomjeff1743]

Like a cross-face in high school wrestling (US folkstyle anyway) where it’s used to turn the head by putting sideways pressure on the face.

[@Mesozoic_mammal]

The bicep slicer is often illegal at lower levels, though it depends on the rule set at which belts exactly. The major reason is that it is quite hard for the person in it to tell how serious it is. It hurts but there is not the urgent reflex to tap that you feel when a joint is compromised. Thus injuries happen when people are not familiar with that and refuse to tap quick enough.

[@Chadi]

Thank for the info

[@matthewzito6130]

Don Frye mentioned in one of his old training videos that a lot of sneaky punches are thrown from collar holds in Judo matches.

[@Chadi]

Also yes

[@bartofilms]

100%.

[@matthewzito6130]

@@bartofilms Ouch.

[@redbeardandfriends]

This is one of the best martial arts vlog on KZbin!

[@Chadi]

Thank you Shahid🙏🏻

[@bryanreyes7382]

Thank you for this video

[@Chadi]

You're welcome

[@danielcahyadi4707]

i love to see your Channel, Chadi. Very inspiring and clear explanation. Respect from me. Hope you stay healthy and blessed.

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@danielcahyadi4707]

@@Chadi your welcome :D :D

[@judovideoz5410]

Man this is amazing. A good video to watch on the weekend with my 🍿 hahah

[@Chadi]

Thank you bro

[@beskeptic]

Nice disclaimer... dont go hurting your fellow partners. If this became normal, you too are not safe in that dojo. I like the tricks Chadi! The flick of the hand on the chin especially... and the biceps pressing hurt a lot but its nice to know hahaha

[@Chadi]

Thank you Kleydson

[@cucciafr68]

Years ago a Russian judoka black belt was showing us that knee push to setup a throw. I mentioned that it seemed dangerous and his response was "yes, for a moment you are vulnerable." Not what I meant, ha. And I'm sure every judo practitioner has been on the receiving end of their opponents knuckles when they go for the choke. I don't think I've ever seen it taught in the traditional sense, just passed down through experience.

[@Soaring_Hawk]

Another couple we were taught is that competitive judoka would go weeks without showers so you didn't get too close when grappling and the other is that if you didn't roll your gi properly at the legs or you had too much length on the cuff, judoka would step INTO the pant leg cuff and use it to pin your effect your kuzushi.

[@Chadi]

Pleaase keep your gi clean, not just smell wise but infections etc

[@MikeDrew312]

@@Chadi 😂😂😂😂

[@ЙорданДимитров-й4ж]

Good video as always,great work senpai!

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@richardquinby42]

Great video! Thanks

[@Chadi]

Richard🙇🏻‍♂️

[@handsome7mateen]

where u got this video? 3:10

[@Chadi]

Kosen osaekomi

[@mrblaque215]

Another great video brother Chadi 🙏 that Yamashita Choke is an old school technique I saw both judoka and jujitsu players use in my 21 years of grappling experience lol Hell I knew blatantly practicing players who used their thumbs and didn’t even grasp the gi

[@emilioesdabes7086]

It’s a good take down defence by squeezing their wind pipe then, twist when they shoot for double/single leg. 😉

[@mrblaque215]

@@emilioesdabes7086 you ain’t lying bro! Lol that’s exactly what those same sneaky players used to tell me too 😈

[@Chadi]

Ouch

[@fredazcarate4818]

Chadi thank you for your presentation. I believe the techniques described are best suited for combat or counter defensive combat. However the techniques are not appropriate in sport Judo. Once again thank you for enlightening us on its proper use. God bless you and your family.

[@rustyshackleford735]

I use bicep slice and the calf slice quite a bit.

[@Chadi]

Awesome

[@tomjeff1743]

The biceps crush can also be done on the leg with the leg. That’s pretty common in old school catch wrestling

[@CrazeeFy]

You mean a calfslicer ?

[@waynecampbell2249]

Love your content

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@enderxlord9764]

Yep! Bicep slicers are only for higher belts

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@anarchic_ramblings]

Love the 'lasso half De La Riva'.

[@Chadi]

Same

[@OmegaSupremeWCheese]

Calf slicers are OK in my gym we don't do a lot of bicep but we do some forearm slicers which serve the same purpose.

[@laithalmasri6985]

In my country bicep slicer it's illegal even for blackbelts

[@Chadi]

Damn

[@rustyshackleford735]

I'm going to comment on the last couple posts, put I wanna say that animated short history was really cool. Have you thought about talking about the time frame that karate was transitioning itself to a mainland boxing style and took on the tradition of wearing a gi from judo?

[@Chadi]

Thank you 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@emilioesdabes7086]

Thanks for another treasure, Boss Chadi. Mabuhay from the Philippines.

[@Chadi]

Thank you Emilio

[@masterartform]

Ishii is wearing a red and white belt which signifies a 6th or 7th dan, I believe. When he won the Olympics, he was maybe a 3rd or 4th dan and then went straight into MMA at the dismay of the Japanese Judo Federation. Do you know when and where he received his rank?

[@Chadi]

I'm not entirely sure

[@909.3]

There are many tricks for juji gatame but one of the dirtiest tricks I’ve ever seen in in yoko shiho gatame you drive your shin into the ribs of the opponent and then you do and up and down motion. It’s nasty because it causes a lot of discomfort cause the person who this is done loose focus on trying to escape.

[@Chadi]

Ouch

[@Jo-sg7pn]

U open the eyes of the grapplers to endless possibilities for techniques and tricks

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@TheJoeMan]

There is no rule in IJF Judo forbidding the "biceps slicer". It's an elbow lock. Ude sankaku garami. We've been practicing it at our club for over a decade. People assume it's illegal because they're not used to seeing it in a Judo setting but nobody can point to any rule which forbids the action.

[@Chadi]

My sensei told me it's illegal and looked through ijf rules couldn't find anything against

[@madelinekahan9307]

Bicep slicers are allowed at the brown and black belt level in IBJJF.

[@changlu8891]

I never train in Judo but it looks good.

[@Chadi]

Give it a shot

[@changlu8891]

@@Chadi When I can find a good school I will.

[@John-ob7dh]

I did 8 years in Shotokan .learnt some nasty tricks.i am 80 now but fit and still remember the nasty tricks I learnt.

[@zachfleming5297]

Calf and bi slicers are legal at white belt. Atleast where in my gym

[@Chadi]

Yes i remember when i cross trained i was taught a knee bar too, i was a white belt

[@renehinojosa1962]

Those so called cheating tricks in judo are a staple in Catch Wrestling. Catch allows that and even more sinister, punishing moves, on the mat. I've trained in BJJ as well, and Catch wrestling is at another level of brutality, at least from the style I learned from Larry Hartsell. But yeah, I suppose Judo and Catch do share some similarities!

[@justinchan1103]

tai-otoshi "punch" before throwing?

[@irfanousman4263]

👍

[@Chadi]

🙏🏻

[@bartofilms]

Hi Chadi, there is a simple 'trick' that is not illegal or 'dirty' IMHO. If uke turtles, straddle his back. Flatten him out onto stomach, Slide knees up toward uke's arm pits. Use your forearm as a lever on Uke's forehead to lift his chin and expose his neck. Then slide other hand in for a cross choke/shime waza. Must be quick about it or Referee will call Mate. Have you tried this? Rules may have changed so maybe it isn't legal anymore?

[@Chadi]

Brilliant! Like Denis Zenikov

[@Quach7]

Sounds like the Camel Clutch.

[@hamadalrowaie6882]

Five stars !! 🖐👺

[@Chadi]

Thank you Hamad🙇🏻‍♂️

[@Александр-м8ы5я]

👍👍👍

[@AlexanderPews]

I want to go Judo, But u know.. Coronas..

[@Quach7]

I like the gentlemanly sport of Judo. But I can't help marvel at the effectiveness of hair pulling. "Where the head goes, the body follows." is a maxim. I think hair pulling should be allowed. You have to keep a little "street" in you.

[@sergiocortinhascortinhas9318]

Hahah, that last choke! Is for kill someone!

[@Chadi]

Don't do it in Randori

[@sergiocortinhascortinhas9318]

You dont even found this choke on judo forbiden technics, this is a mega shido brother! Lol

[@fernandohsantos]

Oh, but there are so many more "dirty" tricks... like using your forearm to literally punch uke in the face when doing Osoto-Gari (I saw this being demonstrated by a Japanese judoka), and the old famous Te-Guruma "by the balls".

[@Chadi]

Haha yes you're right

[@alshynbatyr]

Dirty for judo, clean for MMA

[@jjs3890]

“Dirty tricks” have a purpose in self defense and can be used to improve your judo…although it becomes more like its parent art of jujitsu at that point. For sport, absolutely no place for it. IMO

[@Quach7]

Old School Kung Fu Tiger claw to the throat. Old School Kung Fu is all dirty tricks.

[@andreneto7898]

Would you rather be a champion with medals or a soldier with scars? the competition is a game, whoever has a better game wins, but it is still a game. that's why martial arts and competitions exist, in martial arts there is macdojo, more popularized by theatrical techniques and videos with mega views, but there are some who continue to teach martial arts, teach naked and raw self defense, no acronyms or advertising, they only teach animals to control themselves, nothing more. these so-called dirty tricks are just some slovenliness of a competitive posture.

[@definitlynotbenlente7671]

what is it with you and nasty techniques cant you do a video on nice stuff😀

[@Chadi]

Haha these are exceptional

[@Zack1440]

👍🏼

[@Chadi]

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