Flawless - Best Walk-off Throws in Judo

[@robertmartinez988]

I'm 68 and still remember the names of those techniques after 45- 50 yrs. A lot of taiotoshis there. My favourite was moroteseonagi.

[@justinlindle3122]

So your short and wide and extremely dangerous hahhahahah

[@brianstark2219]

I'm in the exact same boat. Same age, stopped some 50 years ago. I was long limbed, so I was vulnerable to seoi-nage. OTOH, my best throw was Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi, which was a hazard to short stocky type So any match between one of them and me didn't last very long (;-D)

[@misubi]

I did judo for a year and it’s such a brutal sport on the body. The pounding these guys take day in and day out is extraordinary.

[@-Davit-]

I was doing judo for 6 years and I don't consider it a brutal sport. For example, even football or hockey are much worse in my opinion. I have never been injured during competition, only once during training.

[@LivingForce]

It's a tough sport but learning to conserve your body with rest, conditioning, and a game plan is what allows longevity in the game!

[@stevenharris6626]

@@-Davit- I agree completely. I was trained in Judo for 10 years by Olympians (Irwin, Steve Cohen, and Robert Berland) and I didn't think it was a Great sport, and not all that brutal on the body. Technique is everything!!

[@JS-yv8ks]

It's only brutal if you don't know what you are doing .

[@stevenharris6626]

@@JS-yv8ks You are correct, but for example, it is horrible for me because I knew practicing medicine like the back of my hand. Now, its pretty much gone. I understand if it explained, and if I repeat things over and over, MAYBE I will remember it. IT SUCKS!!!

[@Elriuhilu]

That gigantic guy going for a sweep and then suddenly flying through the air like a physics engine glitch was amazing.

[@КонстантинБ.Жердев]

Искусство борьбы, достойное фресок и гравюр. Выглядит, просто красиво.

[@troylancaster8278]

Judoka s are poetry in motion. Beautiful fluidity

[@Ostsol]

2:26 I did _not_ expect to see something like that in Judo! 😲

[@OldAatrox]

Sadly grabbing legs has been forbidden some time ago, so you won't be seeing much more. The techniques are still being taught though.

[@sinister0077]

I retired a couple years after that change. Judo just wasnt the same. I silly change IMO.

[@gustavobaptista7176]

@@OldAatrox do they teach leg grabs in judo schools?

[@TheAccumulation]

lmao i expected a kata guruma

[@-Davit-]

@@TheAccumulation so you expected right

[@agent136]

I really like these longer videos. I know they take more work, but they're awesome. The shorts are good too though.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thank you! Gald to hear that.

[@CamerOneiric]

I love seeing Ashi Guruma in competition like that 👌

[@Z0MBaY913]

From this Apaches’ perspective, just so honored to witness such amazing skill. Props to all the participants, respectfully as always

[@William.Driscoll]

Hopefully see you on the mats. Come share some skills. *bows*

[@korbindallas8224]

Lol why do you feel the need to announce that you're Apache. Weird signal.

[@MrTooEarnestOnline]

@@korbindallas8224 cause Apache’s are known in American to have a proud warrior tradition. It’s like if someone said, “as a Daegestani” It does hold cultural credence.

[@microwavetechnician7493]

Nobody asked if you were apache bro sit down

[@erinfoster6568]

@@korbindallas8224 'Indian' wrestling starts in a standing position, like judo, then you do judo stuff like leg sweeps and flying tackles, then progress to bjj-esque body locks and joint-breakers All the Native American tribes had this

[@Wineax7]

Ce sport est tellement beau, un vrai régale pour les yeux Meilleure chaîne YT continue

[@showmaesas]

Bro I just wanted to say I love your channel, keep it up

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks buddy, appreciate that!

[@pingislife2653]

Simply beautiful techniques.

[@MtuckerGoBlue]

As a former wrestler in college, I love watching these throws. But I can't help but to think that most of these are only possible with the Gee on. I would like to see some videos on throws adapted from Judo to wrestling. The few wrestlers I knew who took the time to translate their judo to wrestling did great. Especially with the foot sweeps.

[@dojimanoryu4969]

In my experience it's a bit harder to pull them off since they gi helps you getting a solid grip, but it's not impossible, just need to change your grips, most of the times is a right underhook and left wrist or tricep grip.

[@holdenmuganda97]

You tend to see a lot of judo like techniques in freestyle since the bigger the throw the more points for the technique

[@MrTooEarnestOnline]

Yeah as someone who transitioned from Judo to wrestling. It’s a totally different sport. There are some Judokas now that show some no gi judo but I didn’t have that resource back when I wrestled

[@darthjohn0]

In short, Judo is a sport form on Jujutsu, which is basically techniques for Japanese soldiers to use when fighting unarmed. Since soldiers wear clothes and/or armor, it makes sense that Judo techniques are dependent on opponents wearing a gi. And as a former wrestler, that's why I find Judo interesting; the techniques seem usable in real life since people usually wear clothes and the throws are devastating on a hard/rough/uneven surfaces. However, if you're interest is sports like MMA, etc. where competitors wear little clothing, I suppose Judo throws are less useful.

[@konohagakurejonin4461]

I suggest to watch some shintaro higashi no gi judo techniques, you might like it. Shintaro is Judo black belt and US National Champion but also have wrestling experience in highschool.

[@judowithkeishin]

this video is amazing, ive watched it three times already. great job

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thank you, glad to hear that!

[@sushinfudoshin8991]

All absolutely beautiful ippons. The most beautiful of all is Muneta's @04:35

[@ultraollie]

Thank you. And to think: those getting thrown (in this video) are themselves, excellent Judo players. That one where the smaller player let the larger one throw himself (about 1:30-1:40) was poetry in motion.

[@水戸う納豆齋]

09:20 Love that ashi-guruma. It's the best footage of the technique I've seen on youtube.

[@medbenotmane8526]

All the beauty of judo.

[@BeriJudo]

Judo is just the most beautiful and graceful martial art

[@giorgikk]

Отличная подборка! Красота! Прямо учебное пособие.

[@patrickponce2290]

The beauty old of well executed throw is difficult to describe but I know it when I see it.

[@pickleballer1729]

Fantastic video! Good clean throws with great technique. I was surprised at how many Ko Soto Gari throws for ippon there were. That was one of my favorite throws, but I hardly ever saw anyone else do it successfully, other than as a lead in to a combo.

[@jackfisher1921]

Throws tend to cycle in and out of competition as the defense to the most effective attacks of today lead back into the attacks that have been forgotten.

[@aharonwaldman6384]

I always love watching the ippon at 9:04 hes like "lemme show you how its done"

[@edgewizz862]

I don't know much about judo but did the blue guy counter the guy in white? It kind of looked like that which is damn crazy.

[@Sporpion]

Very cool video, nice music and simple but efficient edit, just nice to watch !

[@ВадимШлычков-ъ6ш]

Отличная подборка бросков! Спасибо!

[@davidc9441]

havent done Judo in 30 years but this was beautiful. Makes me want to do it again. Not sure if 52 is a bit old 😂

[@kinngrimm]

If nothing but age is holding you back, then go for it. I have seen a documentary about sport in old age and there were 70-90 year old folks who learned *new* sports and got fairly good at it. You don''t have to compete and just take it slow for fun and health. Alone being in a community of people who just love the sport can be uplifting.

[@vittoriovedli4819]

No, you are not too old! I'm 58 and I still practice.

[@professorteacher3679]

Vá em frente. Tenho 64 e ainda estou bem jovem. Continuo no tatame.

[@510Judo]

3:00 uki otoshi weeoooooo that's nice

[@AndrewPa]

absolute beauty

[@MrKempochrispy]

Dat Samurai Champloo soundtrack though!

[@holdenmuganda97]

3:08 a rare classic uki otoshi

[@Vaitamanu]

3:00 But yes, very nice. Japanese Judokas don't neglect katas, and it may have come naturally for him.

[@cannbudo]

So good

[@jason.0329]

Mean tai otoshi everywhere, love to see my favorite throw!

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

This is best watched with "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor" in the background, cranked. You're welcome.

[@Fallout-pv5lr]

Honestly you look at all these throws and I just feel for the guys being thrown. Sometimes you just feel so stupid and that ‘I shouldn’t have been thrown’ but you leave your guard down for a second and boom you’re eating the floor. Happens to all of us just have to learn from it and come back for more lol

[@MrFit2drop]

Awesome compilation.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks!

[@nwolinsP]

Nice video. The angle and speed let me see what happen, even when the guy getting thrown still is not sure what happened.

[@andrewpotzler9629]

Killer throws, killer soundtrack

[@pauldwalker]

beautiful!

[@geetraveler5870]

This is....... Just art!!!

[@michaelpowell3204]

Some sick trip/counter trip interactions here

[@Diamondxx47]

man damn i want to start doing judo and master it.

[@danieltalamantes3763]

I hope you do good luck

[@heliomachit5651]

I believe in you, Judoka.

[@yaboo5912]

がんばれ！

[@terpentoon]

9:30 GORGIOUS ! :)

[@mohsenalipor7694]

Thanks for good vido❤❤❤

[@infiad1275]

I like that super fluffyweight division!! 1:32

[@Geambasu169]

Such a beautiful sport😊

[@kennybush6731]

Truly beautiful

[@t.deividoliveira9524]

Bons movimentos de judo, bom vídeo, legal!

[@knauhaurk]

Nice Video. A joy to watch.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thank you!

[@Vaitamanu]

Ono Shohei's hane-goshi on Hugo Legrand in the Olympics is missing, and the too recent perfect koshi-guruma from Abe Uta. And yama-arashi by Kosei Inoue. But very very nice video, I like very much the slick uchi-mata-sukashi on the very big guy, and of course the sasae-tsurikomi-ashi from Muneta is legendary.

[@Sparthakim]

La grande epoque ou les kataguruma etais encore autoriser en competition

[@JS-yv8ks]

Spectacular kuzuki at :26! It's like watching a dance where the partner doesn't want to dance : )

[@danqfrank44]

Soon you'll have one of my throws on here!

[@robertzeurunkl8401]

4:12 - Who won the Ipon? The first throw dropped the guy on his back, but then he rolled it over.

[@brandonc5778]

Great throws & sweeps.

[@terrystokes2948]

Judo is such a beautiful sport. I could watch this all day! What's the name of the throw @6:40

[@endurojimmy3109]

We used to call it a Korean seoi nage or reverse seoi nage. Sadly I think it's been banned nowadays.

[@Олег-ы8м4ц]

Просто какое-то волшебство на татами, не оторваться...

[@АлексейПетров-ь6и]

One throw in video was made without control and do not give victory. Video is good!👍

[@donvanevery3235]

The guy who gets floored, always reacts the same... like he just lost his soul

[@deadzone6357]

It's to acknowledge their defeat

[@mohamedchibanibahiamar9555]

Top quality, as always

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks!

[@nikolasamorim3850]

Da hora judo e muito legal, quem dera pudesse ter aprendido desde jovem não teria sofrido muito bulying

[@glennhynes5263]

Superb highlight and rhythms.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Thanks!

[@doctorpedrogarciaarteagoit3487]

WOW! Wonderful and beautiful.

[@kegelschneckenmett2026]

I really like the behaviur of the japanese Judokas, pure sportmans ship

[@PhysiKarlz]

The ship of the sportsman.

[@xavierxma1203]

PROYECCIONES DE JUDO MÁS IMPECABLES

[@DrCrabfingers]

Amazing....just amazing skills.

[@bodgaard]

Fascinating

[@shaharjudo1996]

You've missed Dragin ippon over Khan-Magomedov😢 Maybe the best walkoff ippon ever.

[@ganzzterdeddsd7117]

Beatyful moments

[@OldJudoGuy]

Awesome!!

[@stevedoe3376]

a good foot sweep is a great weapon

[@komendorf]

Дзю-до - самый зрелищный и человечный вид единоборств.

[@ЗаметкиТочкаря]

Nice job

[@Ariel7877]

amazing

[@scotth3354]

when I first saw the title of the video, I assumed it would just be a Shohei Ono highlight reel

[@Shambasza]

Best music!!!

[@xxfloppypillowxx]

I'm not a judo practitioner but my back hurts just from watching this video. I know that the floor is padded but god damn are tehy going down hard.

[@theodorostriantafyllou4167]

O judo tem diversas técnicas de amortecimento

[@vittoriovedli4819]

In Judo, the first tecniques you have to learn, are the falling tecniques! 😉

[@annabananainthe9045]

That Uchi Mata!

[@TheGohan29]

of course the judo here is phenomenal, I am really impressed by these throws and the precision that is required in the sport. But can someone also tell me the music being played in this video hahaha I actually really like it.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

Name of the soundtracks is in the description.

[@ceric9516]

beauty

[@jimstan1795]

2:48 nice combo

[@pinoy406]

getting tossed and laying there. I feel that...

[@vittocrazi]

whats with the judogi at 5:50? never seen any other like that!

[@GrapplerKingdom]

I think this match was in German Bundesliga. They allow all sorts of weird judogis.

[@markuscamenzind5510]

1:32 also known as suicide ippon

[@ukestudio3002]

O mi goshi .!!

[@Acxstre]

I want to do judo so bad but my area doesn’t have it, and my brother doesn’t want to learn with me so I don’t got a partner 😢

[@gabrielsilk6731]

Ashii barai foi banido?ninca mais vejo ninguem usando isso no atual judô!

[@granadar5887]

Ese Kata guruma sigue permitido?

[@maxs3347]

Красота! 👍

[@ionutzionutz7106]

1.42.....the best

[@faisalbantog4704]

2:20 what wwe finisher was that?

[@MiscThoughts]

Where can I find the break beat song that ran through most the video?!?!?!? Shazam wasn't able to determine the song.

[@GrapplerKingdom]

The list of tracks is in the description.

[@isaiah7640]

Is it throwing or grappling ?

[@dukeleeroy1394]

Japan with the raw skill. 9:28 just plain ol disrespect 😂

[@seanhwy9761]

@ 3:14 what are their names?

[@pestopoliz]

00:36 Was that a feint sweep into a twist? Or is it just my imagination?

[@PhysiKarlz]

Step to the right. Twist in to the left. No sweep feint. It's a directional feint.

[@thuglincoln7699]

it sucks to lose like that but i mean - it's better than losing in osaekomi

[@hlebushek3131]

Не знаю кто вам подбирает треки, но у него офигенный вкус!

[@willienelson8377]

Dolphin 🐬 smooth

[@BugsThugs]

2:25 Can we do this technique it is legal or not ???

[@luigicristiani7709]

v I suggest, when editing, to add the name of the technique!