JOHN WICK, Keanu Reeves Judo Aikido & Jiu-Jitsu AWESOME ACTION

[@yuhtanizawa7686]

I´d say that the John Wick movies are a good way to advertize Japanese martial arts among others because of the many Judo and Aikido grappling scenes!!

[@JudoLife]

His fights/choreography is reasonably highly skilled and compared to other action movies THE BEST showcasing JUDO & AIKIDO, rarely seen in movies (since Steven Segal?)

[@gensunasumus101]

@@JudoLife SAMBO

[@Iron-Bridge]

Judo rocks. Combine that with the Brazilian jiu-jitsu for the ground and some folk style wrestling and you're a formidable unarmed combatant.

[@JudoLife]

Couldn't agree more!

[@algebrafnm3527]

plus boxing or muay thai as a sstriking art

[@Supermomo2007]

judo has ground game

[@sanskarpandey6213]

Imagine The Punisher Vs John Wick. Would be legendary lol

[@crypto2633]

@Cameron Matlock punishers good and all but john wick got his brain super power without a bullet in his brain.

[@panzerraiser736]

Young Rambo vs John Wick, now that's interesting

[@topramen1694]

John Wick vs Johnny Utah

[@n.9826]

John Wick and Punisher...killer team

[@mrmushin1]

Both are trained in shooting by taran tactical

[@NIKandSi]

Thanks to 💥87Eleven Action Design💥 for reminding the world that Judo is a martial art--and not simply a sport.

[@JudoLife]

who are 87Eleven Action Design?? Coreography for fight scenes??

[@Zack1440]

Awesome job at identifying each technique. People proficient in Judo are formidable fighters.

[@anilphilip546]

Judo Life is Graeme Spinks sensei, 8th Dan!

[@tearupnationinc.7199]

I swear AGENT JOHNSON always be FUCKING with keenu.

[@ericsynatschk5459]

Not Drop Kata Guruma, it is actually Kouchi Makikomi

[@ericsynatschk5459]

And the "irimi nage" was a kotegaeshi

[@JudoLife]

Nah, I have to beg to differ. There is no wrap (makikomi) turning in the action, and also cant see the leg hooking in, other judoka please like/dislike the comments to agree/disagree. Your answer might also be kouchi-gari as a more correct answer. Look at 0.58

[@ericsynatschk5459]

Pro Judo I can see that now, I'm only a green belt in Judo. It doesn't look like a dropping kata guruma though... Something is off

[@ericsynatschk5459]

By the way, I mean the first one, in the club scene

[@johnirby8847]

I did Aikido...it's great for small joint manipulation...but sometimes you need to bring aggression instead of balance...lol Judo and boxing really helped with that 😉😂

[@newR0n1n]

Indeed the "agressive" Aikido is the ancient Aiki-Jutsu, and the techniques used in the movie are more from Aiki-jutsu than Aikido (which is safer). For example, the shionage with the straight arm is coming from AIki-Jutsu :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXnQiKCEf7ShiLc

[@johnirby8847]

@@newR0n1n The main problem is not being able to do full contact sparring. You can't break someone's wrist to practice. Without being able to spar makes it difficult to determine if it would work. Like the ancient martial arts master once said "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."

[@newR0n1n]

@@johnirby8847 yep. I remember (I'm an Aikido black belt, I'm no longer practicing it). We did a bit of randori but no way to do "little joint locks", it's really difficult when you are struggling. Try it with your mates, you will be able to do throws, elbow, and shoulder locks :), nothing more.

[@mrmushin1]

I prefer to mix aikido with wing chun japanese and Chinese love child 😂😂

[@christopher0261]

What a waste of your time seriously

[@Majorhavoktv]

I studied Judo for 4 years and I have used it in self defense a few times, it definitely works!

[@JudoLife]

Too easy, 90% of the time!

[@cachitocanete9000]

0ss...

[@Th3Barbarian01]

I want to learn Judo because John Wick is the best

[@JudoLife]

wow, he is an actor, apparently a nice guy, and also has actually trained for the movie part, in multiple disciplines. Hope you enjoy your judo training

[@JarrettMazza]

This is incredible. I train in Aikido. I loved everything I saw here.

[@sukiyaLocal]

Lapel choke setup 1:52 The lapel choke 2:05

[@ricardo82shadow123]

You've forget mention that bjj kimura/ Americana real's name is ude garami

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

Yeah

[@Th3Barbarian01]

Keanu Reeves is so cool great actor

[@ksingh952]

Robert Pattinson is being taught jiu jitsu for The Batman, from the same trainer who taught Keanu Reeves!

[@Marine9432-x8r]

Machado brothers?

[@gisignet]

never kill a pet, it could be lethal for you !

[@karurosu9589]

Great video!! But in 1:10 the aikido movement is called kotegaeshi

[@JudoLife]

my bad, thanks for that. Irimi nage is the around the neck, kote-gaeshi is something like forearm/wrist roll, I did know that but made a blooper anyway. (doh, Homer Simpson sigh)

[@karurosu9589]

@@JudoLife it's a great video!

[@joeridestrijcker445]

@@JudoLife yep... kotegaeshi is wrist lock, rotating to the outside; so, either flip/fall or stand there and sacrifice your wrist; I do like the vid with the terminology though... the Wick-films are showing lots of aikido etc

[@grossmeister4364]

Maybe my reply late, but after seen this thrilogy, and as been trained Aikido, Aiki-dzutsu myself, generally he uses Kote Gaeshi, Irimi Nage, Shiho Nage, and in some scenes partly Koshi Nage, Nikyo(grab), Sankyo(grab)

[@JudoLife]

Yes thank you. Put the seconds into your comment, if your time allows you to edit and add them from the action, I can then copy and paste it for the aikido fans, into the general description.

[@grossmeister4364]

@@JudoLife in the start of the video after the throw John fixes enemy's arm pretty much like Nikyo grab but the camera didnt catch it completely. About Shiho Nage its just like you mentioned in the video 1:07 variant of Kote Gaeshi without tenkan move 1:11 full Kote Gaeshi with Irimi tenkan, not Irimi Nage as you mentioned 3:29 Koshi nage I didnt see proper Irimi Nage and Sankyo grab in this video but Im pretty sure I had seen them through the whole thrilogy p.s edited my comment many times because not familiar with timecodes

[@grossmeister4364]

@@JudoLife oh, and one more thing - IMHO John uses Aiki-dzutsu, not Aikido, the difference between them: Aikido - it is not fully martial art but a way of finding harmony, finding "the way", open your inner energy, and philosophy (I cannot explain it in words but hope you'll catch my thought), Aikido techniques do not aim to hurt your foe, it just needed to neutralize enemies without getting hurt them. Also Aikido movements are circular in the most Aiki-dzutsu - it is actually martial art in all ways (was invented by Takeda clan), and its goal is to deliver maximum damage to your foe (broken arms, multiple inner injuries, adding karate-like punches in the techniques, finishing moves after performing grabs and throws). Movements are rather angular than circular, and going by shortest trajectories. Thats how Sensei teached me

[@JudoLife]

@@grossmeister4364 AH yes, your phonetics caught me, You refer to Daito Ryu Aiki Jujutsu

[@grossmeister4364]

@@JudoLife oh, yeah, you're right. In my native language (Russian) we pronounce it with "dz" sound, something like in "pizza", sorry for confusing

[@royaniv]

aikido irimi nage was actually kote gaeshi

[@JudoLife]

sure, my error. Thanks for comment.

[@juandenz2008]

what about the Shiho-nage at 0:32, it looks a bit different to the other Shiho-nage I can see on youtube (I don't know anything about Aikido, I'm just curious about that particular technique). Thanks.

[@joeridestrijcker445]

@@juandenz2008 I noticed that too; IMHO it looks different because uke didn't pivot backwards enough to make it look like 'classic' shihonage... so the angle towards tori was a bit different, resulting in a different arm position... actually making it much more dangerous as it could cost you the elbow if not flipping in time

[@michellegiampaoli40]

He has the right balance to do th se moves.

[@Stoiss]

Some of the translations are a bit off, but i agree with most

[@vaultboy9460]

You missed the double leg foot sweep in the club.

[@JudoLife]

oops sorry

[@rabbitsfoot8]

badass

[@Vorcetex]

judo4life

[@vladdarb3506]

1:00 is Kouchi Makikomi and not drop kata guruma

[@JudoLife]

Watched 10x, I cant see any foot action reaping and can see a kata guruma, can you see any foot action? Are you saying kouchi makikomi?

[@vladdarb3506]

@@JudoLife what i see is kouchi makikomi : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aITNZ5xjntujiJY he finishes with a (migi) mawashi ukemi (rolls on his right shoulder) and stands up kata gurumu is a te waza ( hand throw) and means shoulder wheel

[@MontyQueues]

perkins attempting to knock him out instead of submitting is pretty stupid, a woman's only real chance is BJJ dont care how strong john is, a full sinked rear naked with hooks is game ooooooooooovaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa (edit, tho she was able to get a body triangle)

[@JudoLife]

Women self defence can be a lot of things. I personally think that women need to learn as children so they have the skills when they are dating as teenagers. Judo, karate, TKD, aikido, any art as long as they get some striking and some close quarter grappling and throwing. It's hard to out strike a male offender. Easier to grapple a striker, and strike a grappler, as a tactical approach. The main aspect is preparation by years at the combat sports, so danger is avoided.

[@MontyQueues]

looking back it's actually better knowing the moves

[@JudoLife]

yes for sure

[@roselleangeles9214]

thanks for this...👏👏👏👏

[@mikearisbrocken8507]

3:44 so can I try the rest then?

[@timbonen4814]

Nice vid but some submissions were wrongly labelled, great vid anyway

[@JudoLife]

Which ones? Please note time I will review them, new thing on KZbin allows titles over old videos, perhaps I can correct it. It was a very dark movie. What is your back ground? Some people corrected me but I didnt agree, & yet I welcome correction or different opinions.

[@Luis-zr8us]

Crickets from Tim Bonen lol

[@counterkidnapping1737]

He don't sprawl enough to defend against morote gari

[@aliwashere81]

that last one had me spitting out my coffee laughing!

[@Alley00Cat]

Very happy to see so much Judo and Jujitsu in John Wick. Aikido is bs though lol

[@JudoLife]

Try telling that to a Daito Ryu practitioner, or an Iwama Style Saito Aikidoka, they were trained under a more youthful Ueshiba Morihei founder of Aikido. They are more street credible. Ueshiba Sensei himself was under the Army that sacked China, and so has a distaste of injurious assaults but believed we should limit self defence to fend for ourselves and walk away from conflict without harming our opponents. Of course he was a master at it, but it spread so quickly and wasn't highly controlled by good structure like Shorinji Kempo is.

[@Alley00Cat]

@@JudoLife Everyone is a master in fairytales. There is a sum total of zero traditional Aikido in MMA fights because...it's garbage. Steven Seagal, Aikido extraordinaire, is the peak of this delusion.

[@JudoLife]

@@Alley00Cat I have trained with the Daito Ryu Sensei when they visited my home town, it's not for a punchy kicky wrestle game, it is to kill. Please research Daito Ryu Aiki-Jujitsu

[@q82093]

Jiu-jitsu, Aikido and Judo are branches of the same tree! I've been trying to explain this to people for years. It seems that Mr.Wick understood this. I call it Grappling, I see it as a single martial art. I try to implement this in Brazil. One day someone will listen to me. Sorry if I made any grammar mistakes. My natural language is Portuguese...

[@JudoLife]

Daito Ryu Aiki Jujitsu is very different from Kito Ryu and other specific schools of Jujitsu that Judo based out of. It’s true that grid iron, rugby, and soccer ⚽️ and hockey are all winter ball sports. That doesn’t make them a single sport. Their differences define them and making a blend is just that.

[@rhmotes]

Excellent video, but I wanted to say that 2:23 is not an ashi garami. Ashi garami means simply "leg entanglement" and refers to a variety of positions that involve using your legs to control your opponents legs, either for sweeps, passes, or leg locks

[@JudoLife]

CORRECT: I made a mistake naming; Ashi gatame (not garami) is the figure 4 entangled leg arm lock attempt just before the crucifix roll, which doesn't pin because it goes off the edge of the bed. My bad calling it garami, I think correct name ashi-gatame refers to either bent or straight arm locks using leg to break opponents elbow, even in bent situation like figure 4.

[@bitkid1041]

That girl did a Kimura sweep that I learned in class this Monday! Wild! 💪 🥋

[@JudoLife]

cool, see how many times you can catch someone with it at training! Challenge yourself...

[@ivanpetrov5696]

good God bless!!!

[@TheAitor1997]

1:00 is koucki makikomi man

[@JudoLife]

looked at it 5x, can't see any leg hooked in, but it is very dark and fast action.

[@jamesplease1980]

I reckon the first ippon seonagi was a koshi-guruma.

[@JudoLife]

can't say its not correct because I suppose it might be, but the turn of body is more typical of a shoulder rotation than a hip throw.

[@jamesplease1980]

@@JudoLife yeah that's true. And I meant to write seonagi not ippon-seonagi.

[@samppawest]

There’s an actual REAL NAME for Kimura...

[@JudoLife]

Ude (arm) Garami (entangled)

[@oneguy7202]

I respect bjj but there isnt even one bjj technique in the video. RNC is not only bjj technique but there is in judo aikido kravmaga catch lutalivre shooto even ancient pankration. Anyway funny video after all is a movie. P.s judo look better with a hangun lmao

[@JudoLife]

The RNC is in BJJ, sorry to burst the bubble, at least in our part of the World, it is included. Handgun action wicked, awesome study for the role by Keanu Reeves.

[@oneguy7202]

Pro Judo i didnt say rnc is not use in bjj i said that is used in every submission grappling art and is a comon attack like headlock. I think bjj call rnc matta leo(a choke that can kill a lipn), funny fuck Hercules had killed a lion with a choke from behind. RNC include in every art so when the video show aikido and judo i think is not need to invlude bjj when rnc can spot in the other arts and when there isnt a typical bjj rnc that happend in the ground most of the time