Do you really only need 2-3 throws?

[@vancityband6577]

At this point, I'd be happy to just have one. 😂😂😂

[@m5a1stuart83]

I taught my son to do 3 things 1. To attack 2. To counter 3. To sacrifice Pick a few techniques he like and train it well. Train to chain techniques to get into your favorite throws. Train the grips and so on.

[@LanguageHelp]

someone likened it to a tree structure. the main branch is your main technique and the branches are the entries and variations. the more branches the better. I cannot remember whom to credit but i wanna say jimmy pedro. I could be wrong.

[@momchiltsonev2897]

I see you've been fond of judo for a long time. Seen your comments under a channel named just judo 2 years ago. Cheers!

[@LanguageHelp]

@@momchiltsonev2897 thank you for noticing. Very true. Cheers.

[@c_3991]

Very good advice 💯 when ppl say need 2-3 throws, guess they really mean practice and master 2-3 go to throws rather than learn 100 throws that you dont really practice. This advice is awesome though! Have your 2-3 throws you love/practice most then practice entries and grips to add combinations as supplements to those throws. I love this thanks brother! 🙏🏽

[@TheNEOverse]

So its not so much that its only 3 throws, but whole systems that can help funnel opponents into those 3 throws... which really means you can't just run around with 3 throws at all.

[@ريو-ض8ض]

How can I become better than the national players? They have the best coaches and the best players, which makes them develop quickly.

[@OneShotStop229]

Do you feel that removing leg grabs has limited the sport of Judo? I have been encountering a lot of wrestling in my BJJ classes, and while I am loosely familiar with shooting singles and doubles, we never worked on them at all in my Judo classes. Cheers!

[@NoPhilters]

Would you say , 1 Forward throw, 1 Backward throw, and 1 corner throw ?

[@Heatherdoll1]

I thought thiswasajoke with his voice

[@BeyondGrappling]

Nope that’s my voice Lol

[@robertnegron6804]

for a street fight against someone who isn't trained maybe that's true, but not for competition.

[@StraightStrongMan]

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