John Wick's Judo & Aikido move set

This video discusses the techniques in the movies of John Wick and why it is important to understand Kodokan terminology.
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[@NIKandSi]

Keanu Reeves was truly one our great students. If you enjoyed much of the judo in the Wick movies, you are welcome. It was a great honor teaching him and the stunt team the Collier Method of Judo. Keanu trained all day long-dedicated to become as proficient as possible in the combative style. Our style is not a sport style. It was developed for fighting close quarters in bars and other dark situations. We have a full range of strikes, as well as submission grappling-because there are no referees in bouncing and no rules in actual fighting. The official representatives of the Collier Method of Judo here on KZbin are the Collier Brothers (Josiah, Nikolas, and Jeremiah). The Collier Brothers not only had the honor to teach Keanu Reeves how to properly perform the suplex, among other throws, for John Wick 3: Parabellum, but they were given the great honor of performing some of their throws full speed on camera in a scene with Keanu Reeves and Academy Award Winning actress Anjelica Huston. The scene was designed to remind John Wick of his early training. We also had the pleasure of training Academy Award Winning actress Halle Berry and her stunt team for her part in John Wick 3. Halle worked hard and did a great job. The world famous Machado Brothers oversaw Keanu’s jiu-jitsu training-and they did an amazing job. It should be noted that Keanu Reeves also received an honorary black belt from the Kodokan for his judo work in John Wick. The black belt was presented by Japan’s 3X Olympic Gold Medalist Nomura Tadahiro. We’re all very proud of Mr.Reeves hard work which showed the beauty of judo to millions. We would like to especially thank Chad Stahelski & David Leitch, as well as all the very talented stuntmen and martial artists at 8711 Action Designi for giving us a chance to show the world the Collier Method of Judo!

[@Chadi]

Wow that's amazing, thank you for sharing this

[@620ronin]

Thank you for sharing your experiences with Mr. Reeves. It’s refreshing to know that both teachers and student were dedicated to provide the best representation of the traditional martial arts in these films.

[@skipinkoreaable]

Thanks for sharing. I'm honored to be your new subscriber.

[@bhiei]

It was a beauty to watch

[@joaoguilhermebastos519]

I presume Sanji is one of your students too due to the use of the "Collier Shot" technique

[@joatanpereira4272]

The opening cracked me up lol

[@Chadi]

Add some humour once in a while

[@floydo1124]

BTS?

[@bryanreyes7382]

I love the John Wick films, especially with Keanu's fighting scenes.

[@Chadi]

Same

[@johngabrielle1857]

I love John wick fight scenes....your one of the best 🔥 works bro

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@senseishin]

Excellent job, sir. I only discovered your channel recently, but I appreciate your work very much. The Wick franchise is a lot of fun, and your work in clarifying the techniques used is spot on.

[@Chadi]

Thank you 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@mrmushin1]

Been waiting for you do this

[@Chadi]

Enjoy

[@youragronk6208]

Nice of you to upload this

[@lilt504]

I enjoyed your commentary. Impressive. Keep it going. Thx.

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@samppawest]

Great breakdown! 🥋

[@leopoldsamsonite1750]

Very well done video. Great how you showed and repeated the technique clearly. Thank you

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@eirdofkoda]

Hey!! I'm so surprised I am in one of your videos!! I'm the uke being thrown by Mike Jones in the Aikido clips!! I've actually since then started doing Judo seriously (I had done some before) and absolutely love your channel! Your grappling breakdowns and especially the history vids about Judo are top notch. Always love when new vids come out from this channel :)

[@Chadi]

Wow that's so awesome! Man when i was in Aikido, i would watch Mike's videos all the time and learn, then went into judo, thank you for sharing man i really appreciate it.

[@jjjs9303]

I was waiting very long time for something similar😁😁

[@Chadi]

Enjoy

[@pascalrainville4269]

It took me a while to find out the name of the first technique at 2:00. At first, I also tought it was some sort of an old school judo kani basami variant or a yoko guruma variant. It is actually a vertical BJJ flower sweep. It's called ''Jumping/flying flower/pendullum/Estima sweep'' depending on who's teaching it. One of the few eye candy BJJ takedown techniques and rarely known or taugh.

[@nicklasgudmundsson954]

Great analysis Chadi I really love the John wick movies, it is really awesome to se judo on the big screen.

[@Chadi]

Thank you Nicklas

[@beskeptic]

Deguchi is pretty hot! hahaha

[@Chadi]

😂

[@JayBeito]

Have to see the John Wick Movies now!! Thanks Chadi!

[@Chadi]

You're very welcome 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@andrenewell3097]

This video is very edifying. I enjoyed it very much.

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@Zack1440]

Great video!

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@henrikg1388]

I am glad that you picked up on my request, and others. I am not usually a fan of action movies, but the first John Wick was good. Not to mention that it was Judo propaganda.

[@Chadi]

Anytime Henrik

[@joaoguilhermebastos519]

Most impressive work of yours

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@quach8quach907]

8:40 Incredible. Karo Parisyan vs. Dave Strasser. When I saw that UFC fight, I thought that was very innovative. It is only NOW, that I know it is so "classical" in Judo.

[@mikeverdugo1039]

excellent breakdown ---Judo

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@emilioesdabes7086]

Collier method of Judo.

[@williamjohnson476]

I was confused at first- I thought the thumbnail was Markiplier lol. Great content as always :)

[@Chadi]

Thank you William

[@gabrielm.s.alverca5789]

Good intels like that are the reason why i pay internet. Thank you Chadi! I agree with you about the importance of the correct names when talking about the techniques. When i was in Aikido i wasn't able to advance for a while because i knew how to apply the techniques but i didn't remember the names when the Sensei asked for them. In terms of japanese martial arts the names are very self explaning. It really helped me to remember the techniques when i learned their names, it also helped to know better when to apply them. By the way, i'm about to start Judo next month, already enlisted for the class and it start's day 2. I have been training Muay Thai and FADDA BJJ in the past month, but i found that the claim that the FADDA's Jujutsuka is able to withstang a Judoka or Wrestler in stand up by the FADDA's is just arrogance. Their politics of training throws and takedowns is train for it just in the last month prior to championships or graduatian exams. I can't stand sitting down and moving my ass on the ground in a fight. So, goodbye BJJ, Muay Thai and Judo here i come! Hope we can randori together one day my friend. Stay safe and keep up the good work!

[@rangelo8908]

Amazing!

[@Chadi]

Thank you for sharing this, i wish the best of luck

[@semyoga1809]

awesome!! Please do JW 2 and 3 please!

[@Chadi]

Maybe in the future

[@rh45sth62]

Really enjoyed this Chadi, thank you ! I think the very first 'western' movie to include Judo was a 1945 move starring James Cagney called 'Blood on the Sun'; like the last Samurai it's set in Japan. Apparently Cagney was an actual Judo Black Belt. The opening Judo scene is pretty average (probably sub par really) , but later on in the movie there's an epic fight lasting several minutes between Cagney and another. I think the whole movie is up on youtube, but I can't comment on the quality. Don't expect too much given the year of production.

[@Chadi]

I'll watch it

[@SoldierAndrew]

That's actually my favorite action movie of all time. Watched it numerous times. The final fight scene is against Mr Cagney's real life Judo instructor who was also a Los Angeles California police officer before becoming an actor/stuntman/fight coordinator. Mr Cagney was a real life golden glove boxer and Judo blackbelt, which he displays both arts very well in the final fight scene. Being the style of Judo displayed in the film was prior to the Imperial Japanese 2nd World War Pacific Campaign it's interesting to see they frequently used prewar Judo atemi strikes in the film. First on the ship during the chase, then in the fight scene at the residence during the attempt to arrest Cagney and finally in the final fight. There's another film, starring Humphrey Bogart, Tokyo Joe it may have been called, had an outstanding Judo fight scene between Boghart and his Japanese friend. Judo is making a comeback in action films.

[@rh45sth62]

@@SoldierAndrew Yeah, I just found out today that that was his instructor ! They certainly took some hard falls; it's got some great newaza in it too :-)

[@eliastrenardgarcia2105]

Hi, great video. The crucifix look like Ura-gatame. Where could I find the Kimura video demonstration of sumi-gaeshi?

[@Jiyukan]

At 6:44 (or a bit earlier), yes: it is an Irimi Nage. He uses the hand with the gun to make the throw. And yes, you are right: he holds the other hand in a Kote Gaeshi lock. But that does not make it a Kote Gaeshi, as that hand is not doing the throw, but only controls.

[@k9m42]

Our Sensei Edson Carvallo was one of the choreographers and had a small part of a thug in the first movie.

[@skubalaman]

Just saw the latest comment…. Was just wondering why you didn’t give credit to my friend Monty Collier and his son’s’ training of Keanu Reeves!

[@aymanabaza6475]

Good movie and love the Judo and Akido used in movie

[@Chadi]

Same

[@aymanabaza6475]

Check out The Collier Bros. Judo? They're the guys who trained Keanu for the movie, these guys have some of the best Judo I've seen. Thank you for the video

[@Endru85x]

Did not expect that, this would be a nice supplement to video by Godzillarex about Wick fighting styles :) .

[@Chadi]

I'll check it out

[@silversurfer9019]

nice work

[@Chadi]

Long time no see my friend

[@silversurfer9019]

@@Chadi wife has been ill since September and is still being treated so I am quite focused on taking care of all things, hope you are well

[@rangelo8908]

Wish Christa would talk to me like she talks to John Wick 😅 Great video Chadi! So many bjj'ers claimed John Wick for their own lol

[@Chadi]

Lol 🤣

[@rangelo8908]

@@Chadi Chadi did you see what happened witn Gordon Ryan & Andre Galvao? To quote my Judo Sensei: No respect. It was shameful

[@MiddleEast-4Ever]

Keanu Reeves used Jiu Jitsu chunk also in the movie and not only Judo and Aikido.

[@NYTomiki]

Excellent video. Q: Is 9:43 still called Ude Garame if the arm is up over the shoulder (i.e. Americana) and down and behind the back (i.e. Kimura)? In Tomiki Aikido this is called "Ude Hineri".

[@Chadi]

Yes also sankyo is kote hineri

[@NYTomiki]

@@Chadi Cool, Thanks

[@miriadestar3415]

Chadi if you wanna know more about the judo moves the collier judo brothers were the ones that make the choreography for that movie

[@Chadi]

I'll check thank you

[@fucu41]

If ur thumb is down u dont have thumbs in real life# brilliant

[@MM-Red]

Just got done watching the 4th Chapter. It was tremendous! The time has come for another Baba Yaga special👹✏️🥋Oss

[@makenjikarate]

Nice

[@Chadi]

🤙🏻

[@tannersemb8249]

Could we get a judo moveset in mma video of Karo Parisyan?

[@Chadi]

Soon

[@aymanabaza6475]

I used watch him back in the day. He's Judo in MMA was really good

[@philiptaylor1762]

Anyone know which movie 8:28 - 11:00 is from?

[@sophiehao5519]

👍🏻

[@MarijuanaGuy]

Can you make a Judo moveset of Gegard Mousasi? He has a long history of Judo and even outgrappled 4th degree black belt Hector Lombard who has a very extensive history competing in Judo.

[@Chadi]

I'll add it to the list

[@MrTooEarnestOnline]

Isn’t the first throw koshe guruma? It looks like his arm is around his neck

[@MrTooEarnestOnline]

@@prvtthd401 dude. I’ve been doing this since I was eight. There are definitely specific grips for specific throws.

[@counterkidnapping1737]

All the techniques in John Wicks movie is BJJ not Judo. Look at the way he used guard

[@TheSupinesmokey]

@@counterkidnapping1737 The moves are taught in BJJ but came from Judo

[@Chadi]

His head was too high i think it's seoi nage

[@DanTheWolfman]

Looked like uchi Mata to me based on uke. Be nice if footage of me perpetuating real use if kotagaeshi was used

[@Chadi]

Maybe next time I'll use it for sure

[@jamesadamik2710]

Who is the Aikidoka used in a lot of these videos?

[@Chadi]

Mike Jones

[@chadelliottfahlman]

Flying armbar wooo

[@boyslayz6526]

Uhm john wick didnt train judo especially aikido for this movie, he used bjj and some of the moves we call flying armbar or kimura traps

[@DanTheWolfman]

2 is flying flower sweep not in Judo

[@Chadi]

I disagree! The rotation and hip movement and how he grabbed, demonstrating the perfect principles of sutemi and particularly yoko guruma, we can talk about that pretty soon.

[@bodhipepe1867]

The guard jump looked like a sacrafice pendulum sweep idk what that would be in japanese

[@Chadi]

Yoko guruma

[@johnhills3085]

Crucifix =jigoku jime the hell choke

[@Chadi]

In Kodokan official terms it's classified as okuri eri jime

[@johnhills3085]

@@Chadi For me personally Okuri eri jime and Jigoku are two different chokes. Okuri= Anaconda. Jigoku = Crucifix. Regards from an Aikidoka

[@schemeteam2954]

I think Japanese martial arts is better in the streeta than Chinese martial arts. The Brazilians specifically the Gracie's and Machado borrowed judo abd jiujitsu and ran with it.

[@Jiyukan]

Your explanation about Shiho nage is unfortunately wrong :P First of all, you only make one step in on direction, and do not go into 4 different directions. The term is super simple. It is derived from a sword exercise, that is called Shi Ho Giri, aka: cutting into 4 directions. As the throw mimics parts of the Shi Ho Giri movements, it is called Shi Ho Nage.

[@anonperson3972]

Gun jitsu

[@emanuelevalenza9334]

It is Japanese ju jitsu.

[@dekaesaputera8129]

Who said aikido doesnt work? Look at john wick then we know how deadly aikido in fight.

[@joebarbosa1942]

I am John flick Wick! 💯👉🎯🏹😂😂🤣🌅💰💰💰💎💍

[@kevintrumpf4156]

ladyboy😂👍