Judo beginners system

A system for people just beginning judo.
Three hours throws
- seoinage
- O soto gari/gake
- sasae tsuri comi ashi
2 grips
- standard sleeve and lapel (RvR)
- seoinage grip 2 arms controlling ukis arm
2 entries
- how to turn against resistance
- arm collapse.
Against someone with extended long arms use the turn entry but only turn 90 degrees and take a look at the front leg.
- if it is near use O soto gake
- If it is far finish the turn and go for seoinage.
Against someone with bend arms closer in use the arm collapse entry and keep your standard RvR grip while you close the distance.
- if the leg stays near use O soto gari
- if the leg is far and they lean forward to stop the O soto the use sasae

[@Judo_Jon]

Thanks a lot for the comment. Glad people like it. Even if it’s not widely popular as long as some people age getting something from it.

[@ascensionjournals1185]

For sure.. your channel is a goldmine of usefulness.. keep doing what you do 加油 😌👍🙏🙏

[@JohnLocke1776]

Very cool. The Sase is very similar to a Muay Thai throw from the clinch with single collar tie, sometimes involves a knee-bump of leg on opposite side of the head-pull. I've also seen it where a hand is assisted on the hip as well.

[@HeyMyNameIsLukas]

Awesome! Just started Judo and this is immensely helpful, and gives me something to try out in randori haha. Cheers!

[@Bruhne]

Very good! Liked and subscribed!

[@Bigramt]

Found this channel by chance. I love Judo and I can never get enough of watching quality content between sessions This is a great video and as an intermediate judoka I find these tips very valuable and easy to understand Subscribed

[@garethhughes8618]

Excellent video, great tips

[@jimmylin7233]

Excellent video! Explains a lot of great concepts that are often glossed over in judo classes. Thanks dude!

[@dassoud8060]

Thanks, this really helped me. A lot of these tricks aren't teached in the judo class because for all the higher belts it is something normal, but for beginners like me it was not :)

[@Judo_Jon]

Glad to help.

[@syafabdelkarimkhalef6583]

Thank you mr

[@johndoe4073]

Great explanation! Really enjoying seeing how they connect.

[@ascensionjournals1185]

What a fantastic video and indeed a fantastic channel 💞

[@acd-combatives]

Great video. Thanks...

[@liamcage7208]

I love this.

[@Chewbacca2000]

Thanks man!!

[@edjones6837]

When i do osoto i try and keep my toes pointed down so the calf muscles are tight and gives you more power to reap Ukis supporting leg.

[@Judo_Jon]

Yea that is a good tip! I usually don’t get to the finer points of a particular throw since I’m focusing on various defensive reactions and responses. Maybe I’ll do a series of videos trying to show the finer details of throws That is also a good tip to make sure people don’t put their foot down on the ground before reaping which is a common mistake for newer players.

[@Tamales21]

That was great could you please do a follow up for what should come next after this.

[@Judo_Jon]

I’ve recently started teaching judo to a bjj school once a week I’ve been thinking about the ideal order and way to introduce and teach the throws. I used this beginner system for the first 2 lessons and then I used the o goshi / o uchi combo as the next lesson. Here’s the link. But you can also just search through the channel to find it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4vZeIejYpqCq6csi=NG8RPFfSEDlhWBiO

[@robrob6287]

I would like have a randori with you...even if i'm a green belt

[@Judo_Jon]

Yeah I wish I would have more people come out this way to play. It’s a bit of a judo isolated area where im at.

[@user-tj3ih5bo5v]

First of all try to learn how to do this technique properly. Then practice it and only when you reach a good level teach somebody else. I wanna cry when I see you doing it. It’s not because I want to offend you. Learn can’t be a teacher unless you are on a good level.

[@Judo_Jon]

Well Finally got enough people to see the video to get my first “you suck” comment. Congratulations to me on the milestone 😂