📛 14 INSANE JUDO THROWS 📛 | Century Grappling Dummy 90 lbs

[@SENSEIJASON]

WHICH THROW WAS YOUR FAVORITE? 🥋🥋🥋 My Century Grappling Dummy: amzn.to/42ZOiZG My Bjj/Judo Gi: amzn.to/3NQdPQA My Main Camera: amzn.to/3nL3Gb1

[@leonarduchiha7648]

Kataguruma my first technique, then ogoshi, now i love to use Seoi-nage and tai otoshi. Btw my basic is from Jujitsu and full contact Traditional Karate. Osu Sensei!

[@nickyeng7444]

This was a great video. Super clean technique. You can build up so much sweep confidence with a dummy. Such a great way to work without exposing a partner to injury. The 90 pound dummy is perfect. The cute Century Versys 50 pound one is ideal for kids to train with too. Nice Channel!

[@trevorlee5192]

Some great throws, got to get me a dummy!!!

[@Scriobh]

Lovely technique - very smooth and precise. I miss my training days!

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thank you!

[@RougeRangerX]

I love this! Great way to get reps in for belt testing also. I'll put a gi top on the dummy for gripping. Great video. Thanks

[@bogse]

I practised judo as a kid and 3 things has stuckto my mind for ever. 1 throw almost like this but you have to grab the dogi/coat, one very efficient lock in the groung and one James Bond-style throw (which Ive seen in karate too) =) and a lot of ukemis of course.

[@SENSEIJASON]

THank you for sharing brother

[@timothylacouture1113]

Great series of instructions!

[@SENSEIJASON]

Glad it was helpful!

[@awaizinayat1216]

brilliant brother ❤❤❤❤. It helped me a lot.

[@SENSEIJASON]

It's my pleasure

[@yassinesabki4863]

Bonjour coach excellent vidéo merci beaucoup bonne continuation à bientôt

[@markracadio5207]

Thanks brother for sharing be a blessing

[@SENSEIJASON]

You are very welcome

[@vladimirtvardovskiy8321]

I truly fond of watching your videos Jason! Great video about judo throws! Please , can you make some combined techniques (shotkan karate+ judo). For instance, your brother holding a dummy, then you do a finishing combo: "One-two"(fake)+"rear leg mawashi-geri"(stepping forward with the hit of dummy)+ gyaki tsuki ( in migi-kamae with hit of dummy) then + finish with "Uchi-Mata" throw+ and armlock in the end. Thank you!

[@SENSEIJASON]

Great suggestion!

[@purrungas2012]

Really nice video angle views. Thank you

[@SENSEIJASON]

I appreciate you!

[@Shadowrulzalways]

In Judo, the douboe blast is called “Morote Gari”.

[@SENSEIJASON]

That’s what I meant..haha unfortunately I said Morote nage

[@SimplicityForGood]

what is your take on the Aqua Bag Torso model? Love to hear what you think of it as I just found it for a real sale in a local store right now.. had looked at the round ones first but they were like 250 euros while the torso was on sale for 67 euros now... What do you think of it, and its' head part, can one really get in hooks and upper cuts well on it? and the swinging of it, what is your take on this? thanks for a new year with you! I keep following _)

[@SENSEIJASON]

I honestly never tried the torso bag, but it seems to be a cool way to hit the bag

[@thomaskwiatkowskiesq.328]

Do you think that all the body, and especially hip twisting that you do in karate is helpful in performing judo techniques?

[@SENSEIJASON]

karate helped me in learning at a faster rate. Hip twisting from karate only helped me a little bit. The thing about judo, is not so much about twisting, it is about understanding where your opponents center of gravity is and how you can position your body to manipulate it.

[@atiquekarateclub]

OSS sir Super technique sir

[@SENSEIJASON]

Many many thanks

[@eranoknin]

great video! how many foam filling bags are enought to fill this kind of dummy?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well this one in particular came prefilled, sucked for the delivery guy. But it came well packed and wrapped

[@derrickboyd9225]

I just wish I could had stayed in karate so I can learn judo even more and even learn more about karate even more than usual I just wish I had a chance but I will trust in the martial arts they can work with trust as long as you do it the right way and trust in it 🥋☯️🙏😌🙏☯️🥋

[@stefanvurbin7905]

👏👏👏 Top video

[@AurélienDucret]

Hip bro can you make the same video but for wrestling , for example single legs, double legs, suplex ?

[@SENSEIJASON]

That is an outstanding idea, will do my best, stay tuned.

[@Kwisatz-Chaderach]

I have a dummy like that, the dang arms are always in the way 😆

[@alexy249]

I just bought the same dummy but mine is hard as a rock. Why does yours look so much more pliable?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Literally had it since 2018

[@SENSEIJASON]

It takes time

[@thecanadiancannabislover7660]

I always worry when landing on my knee with Ouchi gari. Very awkward with real bodyweight. Still use it a lot as it's hard to defend against.

[@patrickbut-not-a-saint9418]

Excellent.

[@SENSEIJASON]

thank you

[@dragonfire1760]

Two questions. 1. Is that 90lb dummy heavy enough? 2. Does it come filled or unfilled after you purchase it?

[@SENSEIJASON]

More than heavy, came filled

[@dragonfire1760]

@@SENSEIJASON ok thanks. Now I know which one to get, if I ever have the money. I've seen some other grappling dummies on ebay for about $100, but they come unfilled.

[@warhawksmemories3071]

That was awesome. I've always been bad with hip throws but maybe this video may help

[@SENSEIJASON]

try it out have fun!

[@RickyL305]

I do not think i would of called the title "insane" rather than "traditional" judo techniques.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yes, I understand. Unfortunately the KZbin algorithm doesn’t work that way

[@RickyL305]

@@SENSEIJASON .... Kano would not like KZbin at all 🤣. I am saying this only as a Sandan & former alternate from the OTC (Olympic Training center located in Colorado springs) who was raised and trained the traditional ways from world war 2 vets and former judoka practitioners of the Kodokan after the war when only traditional throws were practiced prior to all the variations arose. I have been blessed to have trained other top judoka thankfully over the years stemming from the same traditional throws that you are very skilled at I must say and I thank you for promoting the traditional Kodokan judo giving the opportunity for each judoka to learn from those first prior to the different techniques and styles of today. That in itself means a lot to me as a fellow instructor.

[@stanleyumeh2223]

Poor Uke he needs Ibuprofen now. You must be sore after that. My favorite was the last otherwise known as Sashae Guruma. I thought you would do the infamous tobi nage but then its a sacrifice throw for you…yikes more soreness in the quads.

[@SENSEIJASON]

SOREEEE lol, but I actually felt like I was able to rag doll Uke more than usual, and this is from my neck training, and trap/hex bar workouts.

[@stanleyumeh2223]

@@SENSEIJASON speaking of neck training my DJ moose harness came in...how is it working for you? I hope it will fix my strained neck

[@SENSEIJASON]

@stanleyumeh2223 I always use it as a warm up, or warm down after hard training. I feel like if my neck is feeling wacky, and if I do a few sets of neck extensions with the neck harness, I always feel more balanced out. Sometimes after a tough workout, you walk away feeling funny. And that funny feeling for me is often around my neck. So far I’m loving it.

[@MatthewMai-f7e]

Hi Sensei! I'm looking to buy the same grappling dummy you have, but not sure about the weight. They don't have a 90 lb grapping dummy anymore; it's either 70 lbs or 120 lbs. I'm 5'7" and weigh about the same as you. Would you recommend going with the 70 lbs or 120 lbs? Most of the people at my club are much heavier than me (165-190 lbs). I'd really appreciate your thoughts! Thank you.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Definitely 70lb brother, I don’t regret buying my 90lb, but if I could go back I’d definitely choose the 70lb

[@MatthewMai-f7e]

@@SENSEIJASON Gotcha! Thank you for the quick reply, Sensei. I will be purchasing this soon. Oss!

[@michaelalali-g4541]

Hello I would like to buy this as well. I am 5'8 and 1/2 .Shall I buy 90lb or 120lb. the 120lb is 6'0 feet tall,and I want to be ready in case I get attacked by a mucher taller opponent@@SENSEIJASON

[@dylan_krishna_777]

do you always have to stretch your bended knee for the tai otoshi?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Honesty there are many variations, the point is to get one leg extended to create a wedge for your opponent to trip over.

[@sandra-hc9yi]

great demo master, good job 🥇🥇🏆🏆 You are great fighter one of the best techniques channel show series techniques ne waza on REAL UKE 🥋🥋 ushiro sankaku, sankaku jime, gatame (every sankaku), bow and arrow choke, back chokes etc pretty please thank you have fun!

[@SENSEIJASON]

I would love to demonstrate on a real uke, stay tuned!

[@ov02002]

Is there a way to make the dummy heavier? Like add weight? I don’t want to buy 3 separate dummies for my kids and I

[@SENSEIJASON]

This one by century already comes pre filled. So you would have to buy the 120lb version, or buy a dummy you can stuff yourself

[@forced2confess297]

Weighted vest

[@Johnny_Raw]

Dude what is the best weight for the dummy for Training purposes?

[@SENSEIJASON]

70lbs if you weight 150 and less, 90lbs+ if you weigh 150 or more

[@MWHMedia]

Great video Jason, quick question - I have a dummy similar to this one, but I cannot find a material to fill it with so that it stands up, filling it with rags like a boxing bag and the legs just crumple - any suggestions for what to fill it with? Thanks

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well, to be honest this dummy came filled, but I believe the material would be very densely packed shredded rags. The key is to densely pack it and keep it air tight. hope that helps a tad bit

[@michaelalali-g4541]

@@SENSEIJASON I don't know if you have ever engaged in ground floor grappling like in JIUJITSU AS I know that Judo focuses on throws. But I was thinking of buying the fairtex maddox 2 grappling dummy for jiujitsu. would you know anything about it and if it would be a good dummy to add to drilling collectiion?

[@NickRHT]

The ura nage i know from Japanese jujitsu is different when you go from behind your hands are positioned on the traps pressing down on them putting em on their back

[@sonnyjay1347]

Are grappling dummy like this worth it?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Absolutely 100%

[@sesame4s2]

Great video! Would you try to demonstrate some of the techniques with a real sparring partner?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Great suggestion!

[@maurocappiello2671]

How much does it cost and where can it be purchased?

[@SENSEIJASON]

It’s in the $100+ category and it is from century martial arts. Different companies also make a similar product. There should be links to this product in the description box of this video for you to learn more.

[@Mutilator1980]

Would one of 120 lbs be to havy?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yes

[@jakobdoganay6838]

Hello, I ordered a doll called blist wrestling and I felt it with clothes on but I noticed it can't stand as well as it does with your doll. Can you help me with what I could put in the doll

[@jakobdoganay6838]

Or should I buy another doll and then can you tell me what kind of doll I can get, ideally under 150 euros

[@SENSEIJASON]

i would get a century grappling dummy, they are already prefilled

[@llorcallorca5930]

where can i buy the toy grappling?

[@SENSEIJASON]

link in description

[@Deep_Dark_Dimension]

Plz put Judo ki on your dummy.

[@raquelsilvaandrade7380]

Oss

[@SENSEIJASON]

OSS

[@eliotquintana9802]

I practice judo throw stronger techniques

[@allinthemeat]

@SENSEIJASON hey i love the videos with your practice dummy and i’m thinking of buying it but I was also wondering if it comes filled up as is or if you had to fill it up. New subscriber btw 🫡

[@SENSEIJASON]

Hey there, thanks for watching! The century grappling dummy came filled up when it shipped to my house.

[@StevePark-nf9zb]

I wanna buy one anyone where to buy and do they to canada? Anyone know please.:)

[@FRESHFI]

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