Don't Take This Defense Lying Down!

[@rickfinsta2951]

Pro tip: use his forehead sweat to lubricate your hand before digging for those collar chokes. It is super demoralizing for uke.

[@random0272]

OOF

[@lanedane]

😆

[@Bigramt]

We were doing this tonight. Lifting with the belt is simple but very effective I love this channel so much. I can rarely get more than 2 sessions per week right now, so i try to study as much as possible. Of course a lot of senseis will have their own tweaks, but the meat ans the potatoes are the same The same tatami as our Dojo also!

[@sevasentinel4146]

My sensei is a former Olympian and national referee, and when we were going over newaza yesterday he said it was ok to just grab a leg, pull it out (if uke is turtling), and flip them to their side or back lol. Just don't grab the inside of the pant leg.

[@chefrobsen]

This looks amazing, I have to try this next time! Hopefully, I don't forget this.

[@lanedane]

I like the judo newaza stuff!

[@3liyyahu591]

Hey shintaro, I've been seeing judokas practice against the wall like some sort of uchikomi. Can you talk about that and maybe how it'll help?

[@Howleebra]

Daki Wakare YO

[@TheDevourerOfPancake]

Using the belt to lift the hips looks so disrespectful 😂

[@GrinningNimbus]

It works so good though. Learned it as white belt and it's been my go to since

[@madjackmadjack]

At my Judo school we lift the hips, then dive one leg under and roll to that side; you can pull the opponent all thr way over and ends in a side hold.

[@talosriker]

I was taught this as well, within the first month. Also, learning to flip them onto their back using the belt and gi @@madjackmadjack

[@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511]

so in that five seconds the bottom guy just has to lie there? can't he go for a trip or tripod sweep or something?

[@tedokuzumi9070]

But your chances of trip / sweep working are low, and the ref is unlikely to stop the action if you are actively fighting back. You are hoping the ref stands you both back up after 5 seconds.

[@someirishkid9241]

This is specifically for judo, where opponents will often look to go belly-down and just stall there, because it's safe from most submissions and eventually the referee calls for a stand-up. I'm not a fan of that habit myself, but it is what it is.

[@ijustwannaleaveacommentony6511]

seems judo rules are even gaheyer than bjj rules@@someirishkid9241