JUDO in Movies

/ sushynatorproduction
That's a compilation about Judo in Hollywood Movies.

[@ellejay5024]

0:08 Flash Point 3:29 Legend of the Fist- Return of Chen Zhen 4:10 Tiger Cage 2 4:42 Flash Point (again) 5:08 Fatal Contact 5:39 Blood and Bone 5:53 Undisputed 3 6:16 Transporter 3 6:25-6:39 ??? 6:40 The Expendables 6:52 Never Back Down 7:20 Blood and Bone (again) 7:30 some kind of James Bond movie, maybe? 7:50-55 some kind of Statham movie 8:03 Gorgeous (not the fight, the movie) For you with love

[@sebastianluengassantamaria3710]

+Elle Jay No sera, el campeon de ADCC ...o Metamoris ...

[@ellejay5024]

+SEBASTIAN LUENGAS SANTAMARIA ?

[@sebastianluengassantamaria3710]

Metamoris Highlight Video (Official) minuto 2:36 ... El del Bigote y barba, quien gana a Discipulo de Gracie ...

[@zataramontecristo]

+Elle Jay muchas gracias

[@Dragonfist12185]

7:30 007 in You Only live Twice. 7:50-55 The Expendables, The Transporters 3.

[@chadhumphries1445]

All the dislikes are from Brazilian JJ guys who thought the Gracies created these moves. 😃

[@israelcanada8969]

So true.

[@drawboxing]

Don't fight with other martial arts man

[@DirtyHarryCallahan44Magnum]

😂😂😂😂

[@professorteacher3679]

JIU JITSU É JUDÔ MAL FEITO.

[@Tech2Rush]

I wouldn't say BJJ has created guards and submissions as much as they have rediscovered them (but props to them for that). Judo encompasses a lot more than is commonly seen in modern competitions. Keep in mind that the rules prohibiting pulling guard and such in judo came into place because in the early years there were judo ground fighting experts who would go directly to the ground instead of attempting throws. The techniques are there, just not practiced as much. I like both though :)

[@abbisgm3453]

Damn true brother the federation is going to make you look like.. tap karate for damn points

[@raigami]

actually, donnie yen has a black belt in judo and a purple in bjj. for Flash Point, he hired both bjj and judo instructors as well, for consulting. you can see those in the end credits, or the extras, depend on which dvd/BR you bought

[@lHurtYourFeeIings]

That is a lot of ippons.

[@HaneenIAdam]

4:41 Ura-Nage...Wow!!! I'll probably learn that in the Pro classes, I'm still a beginner :) I love Judo.

[@lvc4565]

It's like suplex in re 4 haha

[@bashinmybishop]

Thank you for the video. I did Judo when I was a kid, and, although I say it myself I was 'quite good' at it. I had to give it up due to serious injury. I have always said that Judo is the most brutal of martial arts. And this video compilation proves it..thanks again

[@therealcaptainmarvel2763]

Last throw is "ura-ashi-goshi-jackie-chan-waza-jeanclaude-nage-otoshi."

[@bornkillers6828]

+I Scott i was going to say something like this

[@wsja18]

Good One!

[@godsmacked1000]

that was really JCVD?

[@bigfatdick5000]

No that should be 'Brad Allen', an Australian Taekwondo champion trained under Jackie's stunt team.

[@xyon9090]

"Jackie-chan" WAT? LOL

[@Stazzo82]

I use this video to remember the techniques of judo. Great job.

[@wrestler-kickboxer2524]

Stazzo82 There's a fly on my screen

[@MOSINNAGANTM]

GODDAMN I THOUGH THERE WASS A BUG ON MY SCREEN

[@Stazzo82]

@@MOSINNAGANTM I know...

[@jarrellfreeman1571]

this is real motivating for me to try judo does anyone recommend I do

[@Callsign_Kishin]

I do judo. 10/10 would do. I’ve never been forced to use it in a self defense situation, and I never advise turning your back on your foe even if you have a perfect grip and form, because he could wrestling sprawl out and pancake on you, so, you can do it, just try not to get into any fights. And only do it if you’re fighting one attacker.

[@hoodlum4511]

If you have the weight. Than yeah, go for it. Im a karate guy not a judoka but I try to learn it but grappling is not my specialty

[@bassieenadriaan2728]

I fully recommend it I used it in several situations but it’s better to combine it with a little boxing

[@vinskilindqvist4554]

@@bassieenadriaan2728 judo plus boxing is the most civilized combination of martial arts imo. And most compact.

[@Sheepli]

I do judo 6 years now and I really recommend you it’s really fun and really helps for self defense!😊

[@snootigan]

Donnie Yen literally knows like 20 styles, and is fucking awesome doing anyone of them!

[@damvid21]

I'm no Judo expert but I think that final throw is called Kum-Flyy-Witu-Mi.

[@MarcoECDC]

Excellent compilation! "Do Jime" (Body Strangle,using legs) is in there (in the first few-several techniques) too. :-)

[@panjitengkorak1079]

As a one time judo student I feel excited with those techniques I've learned applied in fight, although just in movies.

[@ProfessorScience]

Wow, great video! And I'm really glad you put the names of all the techniques they were using as they used them. Fantastic stuff!

[@darrellng7617]

if you could only list down the movie titles..that would be great

[@paki1]

+Darrell Ng 1- special id 2- legend of the fist the return of chen zhen 3-idk its an old movie 4- special id 5 idk 6-blood and bone 7- undisputed 3 8 and 8- i have no idea the one after bruce lees WATAAA is never back down the one before jackie chan is i think the transporter but dunno which part...........i hope its helpful hahah

[@darrellng7617]

Pa Ki thanks bruh..to the bay!

[@paki1]

+Darrell Ng oh and btw i was wrong the first one isnt special id its kung fu killer

[@silaturban2413]

i tought this jiujitsu or bjj before, but donnie yen is amazing actor he used different style of martial arts in different movie, like Ip man, sa polang, special id, etc. awsome.

[@alexjb99]

Silat Urban bjj was born from this.

[@HaneenIAdam]

He's he best.

[@GRRINSS]

Very well done! Thanks! I really enjoy seeing throws i practiced over and over again in movies :)

[@JudoMateo]

Ashi Garami is in Katame No Kata, definitely part of Judo which is Dr. Kano's higher principles combined with Ju-jitsu Technique plus some of his and his students innovations.Great vid Homey.

[@Stellinabz]

Leg locks, and particulary this one, are part of the Judo syllabus. =) forbidden in competition but still judo ;) Nice Video, thx for posting

[@baldieman64]

It's funny that there are Judoka out there trawling the net and their DVD collections looking for fight scenes that they can point at and say "That's ours",. Bruce Lee once said "Before I studied the art, a punch to me was just like a punch, a kick just like a kick. After I learned the art, a punch was no longer a punch, a kick no longer a kick. Now that I've understood the art, a punch is just like a punch, a kick just like a kick". He was right - and the same is true of grappling. Methods of throwing are simply expressions of the dynamic relationship between two bodies in combat and appear in the martial arts of every warrior culture from European knights to the villagers of the Philippine jungle. Sorry Judoka, you don't own these techniques, you own a fighting philosophy, a training methodology and a specific piece of cultural heritage but you don't own the techniques.

[@orderofscribes]

baldieman64 wow, you've just put into words my exact "philosophy" on fighting

[@mr.q337]

TRUE, at certain level you will realize every martial art are very similar to each other. Human body is limited, there is only a few way to punch, or kick and every art try to claim that their.

[@rainjb]

Look, I see where you're coming from, all punches and kicks just either go left, right, up or down. But the thing is with Throws, chokes, e.t.c is that they have more steps to them and are more complex and aren't moves you can think of within a single normal street fight. If this was true it would apply to all sports such as how you do a throw in baseball or in basketball. Look, I agree with Bruce Lee too, but what he meant was to stay with kicks and punches. Ok, lets see if you can describe a basic Karate punch in one small sentence, about 5-8 words. Note it must be clear and be easy to follow. Lets say "a strict movement of an enclosed hand". How about a basic Judo throw? Lets take Ippon Seoinage for example. You have to explain the grip, how you get into position to throw and how you throw all in one sentence.

[@JeffreyJamesLippold]

Kodokan Judo to be exact. The teacher to the Gracie and Machado family was an admirer of old school japanese ju-jutsu, so he tried to imply the theory of this when teaching. However he was not a ju-jutsu master. But was of Kodokan Judo

[@alfielinks_1685]

This is amazing I want to do judo now

[@angieM1]

+Video Gamer you should! it´s great! I´m thirty years old and started two months ago.

[@alfielinks_1685]

+Angela Margall wow I do judo now anyways

[@angieM1]

cool!!

[@fbshamrock]

Angela Margall are you still practicing?

[@angieM1]

Felipe Yes, I am!! I love it!

[@davidkipper71]

Thanks for posting. This was a lot of fun to watch.

[@danielyacosta]

A combat sport can be a martial art and vice-versa. It all depends on the objective. The founder of Judo (Jigoro Kano) wanted to create a way of self-development out of ancient Jiu-Jitsu techniques ("jiu", or "ju", means "gentleness", and "jitsu"/"Jutsu", means technique, while "do" means "way"). He also wanted judo to become a sport too, because the idea of self-development isn't incompartible with sports. Think of Judo as Shooting: it can be self-defense, a sport, a way of life (i.e. hunter).

[@PhysiKarlz]

You do realise that BJJ came from judo. It was a Mitsuyo Maeda who introduced judo to Brazil which then the Gracies changed into BJJ. Most of these submission are recognised as judo and all have names in judo (but some are harder to find because they aren't allowed in competition only).

[@sedepersa]

The last throw came from "mexican wrestling" ;)

[@KenpoKid77]

It's called Flashpoint, I believe. Really good movie, you don't see many Asian films where MMA is the featured discipline, and to see Donnie Yen do it so well at close to 50 years old is amazing.

[@cmyip4709]

i feel so painful watching them fall on the hard ground

[@joseclaure1713]

i feel painful for falling on the tatami (it's almost as hard as ground)

[@sergeant_dornan_]

Jose Claure kidding?

[@Sheepli]

It is painful 🥲😅 (6 years of experience 🥲 it hurts!)

[@kenphillips2755]

You should check out Blood on the Sun 1945. It's got James Cagney in it doing Judo, he was a Black Belt in that discipline. To the best of my knowledge it's the first ever film featuring any form of oriental martial art.

[@stefanobio7045]

Yes it's a great film...... The guy who James fights at the end was his judo instructor in real life I believe?

[@daydreamer7x]

Yes it's true that judo comes from classic Ju-Jitsu but as far as throws are concerned Kano was the first to introduce the concept of off-balancing and master the throwing techniques. So really he improved the existing throws and even invented new ones, just as modern judokas are doing today (and wrestlers and any other athletes that can score with takedowns)

[@scottyke2]

That's right, Kano found a way to perform the throws without using all your strength, by using the concept of off-balancing and in letting your opponent come at you. That's why he called it Ju-Do "Gentle-Way"

[@DangerAllie]

Im just starting in Judo and this video is an awesome inspiration to keep learning more :)

[@agnaldom25]

Judo is live

[@Aibloy]

an amazing job I am a practitioner of BJJ and I can say it has been a pleasure to see a recap of the techniques in movies, no matter if they are traditional JJ BJJ Judo or whatever!, It's just great to be able to see Could you tell me the name of the movies? thanks

[@BruceWayne-qx5ly]

man i wish there were the names of each movie. I would really like to check out a lot of these

[@TridKP]

congratulations, this comment aged well

[@BruceWayne-qx5ly]

@@TridKP wym?

[@reaper6796]

You forgot to put the ashi garami technique in 1:51 It is currently banned in competitions but it is still part of judo

there was plenty of Judo in Sha Po Lang aka Killzone with Donnie Yen and Sammo Hung

[@SuperDUDERIKI]

Correction,they were learning Judo from their Japanese teacher.Mitsuyo Maeda was a Judoka.

[@clesiorodrigues1223]

very good ! im a judor fighter.

[@jasontoney4476]

"i will never be able to hit you as hard as the ground can hit you" (idk who said it but I've heard it said somewhere)

[@khyoon14]

nice and hilarious. donnie yen puts on a huge show.

[@nonaymos3035]

Half-truths! In Chinese speaking countries, BJJ is translated as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, but all knowledgeable BJJ teachers will tell you that Helio Gracie learned the art through his brothers, notably Carlos, who learned directly from Mitsuyo Maeda. Maeda was a student of Tsunejiro Tomita, who was the first student of Jigoro Kano, the founder of Kodokan Judo, or simply judo. If anyone thinks Maeda was a classical jiujitsu practitioner, a homework question for you: why did Maeda take up judo?

[@svendemon]

Judo/Ju-Jitsu is the best!

[@ROSG24]

Yeah and only one JuJutsu and is Japanese.

[@knarfster]

LOL, clueless

[@TuanNguyen-fd9ct]

sven snow cry trash

[@wrestler-kickboxer2524]

sven snow Bjj, Judo and Muay Thai

[@christianmichaels6834]

Backpack Bobby You know what Bjj stands for? Let me tell you. Bjj= Basically Just Judo.

[@RelicWessels]

The best video I've seen! Thanks for sharing.

[@Stazzo82]

7:03 Only a mma fighter can make a juji gatame so bad.

[@jesussons5639]

dude its an arm bar cmon mma fighter learn bjj think before you speak bcz i can assume you most of mma fighter do bjj and people who do bjj know how to do an arm bar lol

[@grabakasennin2763]

Most MMA guys have better armbars than Judoka. This is because they do more ne wasa than Judoka.

[@1ma4ighter]

donnie yen in the first clip was doing the gracie/brazillian jiu jitsu guard, remember judo was invented by a jiu jitsu practitioner, these locks and things are unique to jiu jitsu (japanese&brazillian) the throws were added in judo, that's why in judo you can win just by a throw, in jiu jitsu we also start standing, but the throw is merely the start of the fight, watch roger gracie, jacare, damian maia and the diaz bros these guys all do these throws, but they do bjj

[@corneliocapronidelatesta5094]

The last one is an de ashi guruma harai tsurikomi nage gatame o soto sasae

[@charlieocharlie8599]

The naming of the techniques is really cool. While I think this is a nice effort in some respects, there's not much Judo in lots of these movies, when you consider actual Judo in a lot of other older films. Jujitsu, for sure. The JuJitsu in the first clip from "Flash Point'' is cool (Yen worked out with MMA guys to gather skill for this film). Some really well executed moves in other clips. To call the silly stuff in the last clip, from Jackie Chan's "Gorgeous" is pretty wide reach. Also, FWIW, most of these aren't Hollywood movies. And if that's the case I wonder why films like Hong Kong's (Johnny To's) "Throw Down", or "Red Belt', "Blood on the Sun", or "Tokyo Joe", which specifically deal with Judo aren't on this clip.

[@flopana5762]

the second one isnt yoko shiho gatame its mune gatame

[@notAshildr]

which is a kind of Yoko shio gatame, but yeah, titeling it mune gatame would have been nicer.

[@vclarke4433]

That last one was badass.

[@spartacusantipas4580]

Chan te guruma!!!

[@vamtheanomaly]

That last throw is called Odinamshu ( 踊りましょう ) or "Let's Dance."

[@ratonL]

De hecho, el Ju jutsu Brasilero no es más que Ne Waza -uno de los tres tipos de técnicas- sintetizado, proveniente del Judo, sólo que en Judo se aprenden esas técnicas pasado cierto nivel elevado...

[@youniskurdi2604]

I’m subscribing to you cause your photo on your page is Paul phoenix and that’s the spirit Osu!!!

[@kasumihatake7635]

WAW ! it just....... i don't have the words ! vive le judo !

[@maxwellsope1080]

what a weeb you are.......I don't have any words

[@RenatatchLaranja]

Nothing takes me out of a movie more than a crappy fake fight scene, but this first scene in the video is by far technically one of the best I've ever seen.

[@Elfoersaan]

And still there are BJJ fanboys claim that there ''art'' has been invented by the Gracies. It's just judo by a third world country. Move along guys, the BJJ hype is older than your mother.

[@johnsmith-uf3ed]

***** LOL BJJ is easily superior to weak aikido

[@johnsmith-uf3ed]

***** LOL aikido is useless. BJJ an excellent combative system. If you really think aikido is better than you know nothing about MMA or fighting

[@fable5214]

+Foersaan Al'arab jiu jitsu is from judo

[@hiwhat2172]

***** Thanks for proving you know nothing about MMA, take your leave now faggot. You lose.

[@hiwhat2172]

***** LMFAO I'm done, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Oh MAN, LOOOOOOOL Muted, this I just realized what a moronic kid I am talking to. Cya dumbass, have fun getting beat up and arguing with yourself You lose I win.

[@coachrollieworkouts]

Awesome! Good showcase if submissions, throws etc.

[@rira7063]

Japanese ju jitsu?

[@Stoiss]

No judo. Ju- Jitsu is Japanese, there is no other kind. BJJ is just a matter of poor name choice.

[@rira7063]

+Stoiss i meant a request lol

[@rira7063]

+Luiz bjj came from Japanese ju jitsu

[@wrestler-kickboxer2524]

RIRA It's Judo. by the way Bjj > Judo > jjj

[@edvaldooliviera]

Jujutsu

[@songjare]

the funny thing is that, in a way, you are right, but you have to have in mind that judo is a kind of jiu-jitsu, what Jigoro Kano, creator of judo, do was take some technics of the original martial art and changed in a way that would not hurt too much the opponent so it could become and sport, it was a revolutionary thought that take martial arts to a new level of internationalization. But some traditional schools of judo still teach those techniques, but only in the name of knowledge.

[@judo130]

JU-JITSU.......

[@ku222uba]

judo and ju jitsu have VERY similar ( or meaby the same ) techinques in ground fighting

[@judo130]

???

[@ku222uba]

Michele Berbatti ?

[@zivzzivz5396]

Judo was intented before ju-jitsu soo for me it's like father i do judo and for me judo is the best

[@jameshardenbeastmode]

What the fuck is this comment supposed to mean?

[@muahahahaboo]

I think Jackie tries something like a te-guruma in the beginning, switches to utsuri goshi, eventually ends up in kata guruma, then goes into a helicopter makikomi(search that one up! ;] ), goes into a kata guruma/morote gari again, does a reverse tomoe nage, and finally finishes up x)

[@chanalwin9898]

jujitsu...not judo

[@knifebutterfly9908]

+Chan Alwin JUDO!

[@aev6075]

+Chan Alwin Judo originated from jujitsu so technically both. Judo took jujitsu's throwing techniques further imo.

[@knifebutterfly9908]

AE V isso dai é judo, judo tbm tem varias tcnicas de luta corporal de chão!

[@aev6075]

Knife Butterfly Sorry. Don't understand you

[@aev6075]

Knife Butterfly Joo osaan mäki puhua kielillä mulaatti. :)

[@davions]

Uhmm to all those who're saying that some of the moves are from "brazilian jiujitsu", well, bjj is an off-shoot of judo, so their basic techniques camr from judo, probably modified some, but nevertheless, still came from judo.

[@b.f.skinner4383]

I keep coming back to this video to remind myself realistic fight scenes CAN be done in film. Why isn’t grappling more common on the silver screen?

[@menzerroku4708]

Judo is a good martial art style

[@GavinJones180]

the last throw is called spin- a- lot-o'toshi. ha ha ha. nice video

[@JudoGingerNinja]

the last one is Kata Guruma. Also you missed naming a multitude of techniques in all that. But great effort and thank you !!

[@MegaKingpin08]

The first film with Donnie Yen is called "Flashpoint" and the last one with Jackie Chan is called "Gorgeous"

[@Emal44]

last throw was mixed advanced type of judo...nice video

[@rocketsjudoka]

Nice video. There's a lot more Judo out there in movies. For instance in the Chinese Connection Bruce Lee fights a Russian Judoka near the end. Also Bruce Lee kills Kareem Abdul Jabbar in Game of Death using a San Kaku Jime. Mel Gibson also wins his fight at the end of Lethal Weapon 1 with San Kaku. All The Lethal Weapon movies feature a lot of Judo including a love scene that starts out with Rene Russo throwing Mel Gibson with Osoto Gari. Just one nitpick comment. The choke Donnie Yen uses on Colin Chou is Sode Jime "sleeve choke". The last throw is Ushiro Goshi to Ken Ken Kata Guruma of course.

[@PhysiKarlz]

That was an awesome compilation!

[@gsgoltz]

This is bad ass! Judo is the best!!!

[@shanwang9983]

The name of the first movie is the "Flash Point"

[@zoranilijic8406]

and the name of the movie on 5:15?

[@shanwang9983]

Zoran Ilijic Sorry, I don't know that one...

[@zoranilijic8406]

I found. It's " Fatal Contact "

[@shanwang9983]

Ohh, thanks

[@luckyqualmi]

The last one clip is no throw, but a series of Rock'n'Roll acrobatics.^^

[@kamahhl]

Love all that Donnie Yen! And of course the end lol!

[@madmike1708]

You also got to love how the sound guys in martial arts movies think chokes break people's necks :P...Also, I know this vid has a judo guy naming these movies...But the Ura-Nages are not ura-Nages, they are suplexs, ura-nages are different, the simply way I can put it is the ura-nages are belly to back suplexes. The thing is I bet these movies are not about judo and just have plethora's of grappling techniques for our enjoyment, and I got to say, it entertained me :D. The last couple of movies are more inspired by mma rather then judo also. But you can say they are judo moves because like most grappling arts, they all share the same techniques just different focuses.

[@jackpankhurst330]

the ones that you say aren't ura nage are mai ura nage.

[@santiagoalbajudo2885]

Did you practice judo anytime? No, right?

[@madmike1708]

***** Yes actually :P. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, Judo and Amateur wrestling, I wanted to do Judo or Wrestling to compliment my takedowns, I did decide to focus more on the wrestling due to the techniques working well both in GI and No Gi. However I still go down every now and then on a sunday to brush up on gi only takedowns, also seeing as some of my BJJ buddies go down there. The Ura Nage in question is actually a High Crotch German Suplex, it definitely does not look like any Ura Nage's I have ever seen, from the angle, the nature of the lift and the hand positions. It is not out of the ordinary to think Donne Yen did a wrestling takedown as he has FOR SURE done german suplex's in the past in his films due to his inclusion of MMA in his films. Everything else in this video? Spot on, I do know Judo has a lot of takedowns that are in other combat systems, just under their own name. But all Ura Nages I have ever seen does not look like this one.

[@madmike1708]

You could argue "well its a No Gi Ura Nage and he has to grab the way he does in order to get a grip for the lift", which is true...If they did not already demonstrate he has a jacket and has used it to do Judo takedowns, which is why I think it is a deliberate wrestling suplex. Seeing as the roll under punch into german suplex has been used in a few movies now.

[@santiagoalbajudo2885]

madmike1 don't say more: that's a ura nagge and nothing more. The suplex is the Mma name for the ura nagge

[@Rockyrock007]

Nice collection, last throw were Rock'n Roll throw invented by Jackie Chan 😉

[@andremoguel6494]

A lot of Judo techniques aren't allowed in competition but must be learn in the dojo in order to rank up.

[@watchman1969]

the last throw is the "olympic golden medal combination lift" lol ;)

[@olimpiawalkowiak7214]

Judo SUPER obrona i sztuka WALKI.

[@robsterbot2006]

The last one is an advanced technique called "Tanoshī Yuenchi De No" Roughly translated to " A Time at the Funfair"

[@tenchodimitrov93]

1 movie is called Flash Point, second movie is called legend of the chen zhen bouth with Donnie Yen - 6 dan taekwondo 1 dan Judo, Purple belt BJJ, last updated rankings in wikipedia

[@MongPhu]

very nice find

[@one1mind]

Paul Harris would be proud of that heel hook

[@sebastianarevalo2804]

The first movie is Flashpoint :D

[@yoankano16]

GOOD JOB!!!!! I LOVE JUDO... :) THKS!!!

[@LiuKangPoker]

Awesome video!

[@MegaTostapane]

Hey guys, most of these films are unknown, I've just seen Oblivion, and in the fighting scene when the main character played by tom cruise is fighting his clone you can see a seoi nage followed in some seconds by a sangaku(triangle choke),

[@ASJJAPensacola]

The last throw is a compilation of the 1940's "Boogie Woogie Dance' moves originating in New York City.

[@MrCarlitocabrera]

It's not only a judo moves, in kung fu you learn grappling like this(Chin-Na) but have a little bit differences in some applications

[@stefanorossi9643]

Judo is a mortal martial art, you can't escape from some techniques!

[@JESUSISGREATEST]

Awesome video.

[@peoplejason]

This is a Hong Kong movie called Flash Point (導火線 in Chinese)

[@defiler90]

its a hong kong movie called Flashpoint (2007) u can find it on imdb

[@arigato39ful]

Thank you for your great explanation!

[@zoltankarpati6619]

6:18 is not a taiotoshi but a kubi nage! but great compilation, very educational, thank you!

[@sparkyk24]

Yes, they did know those throws. I'm trying to be patient, but the founder of Gracie bjj studied Judo, developed BJJ, and got beaten by a judoka (but he beat some as well). Judo incorporates techniques from BJJ, and high level people from either are generally supportive of cross training. If you close yourself off to other martial arts and are arrogant, you're going to stunt your own growth.

[@AlexanderPews]

Last throw is called Carusello-Nage

[@menzerroku4708]

This is why I want to learn judo😀 mainly for self defense. And lets be honest the throws look awesome!!😀.

[@TheWaffleVikings]

The ultimate Ura-Nage and Kata-Goruma combo. Black belt with 10 dan required :)