JUDO Grand Slam - Paris 2012

Highlight from the 2012 Paris Grand Slam.
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[@MariaL483]

judo deserves so much more attention than what it gets.

[@Dzlyesful]

Thank you for the videos you provide, it's such a pleasure to enjoy Judo and watching judo.

[@spartan159]

Thanks for sharing. I've been thinking of getting into Judo properly now, and this video seals the deal.

[@mayfieldoldprofile]

Seeing this 11 years later .. just curious. How is training going?

[@christinap802]

@@mayfieldoldprofileThanks for asking! I got into Shorinji kan jujitsu (based partly off Judo) for a bit around the time of this video. It was very insightful and challenging to learn a very disciplined and structured system, and super empowering to learn to use opponent's momentum against them safely and respectfully. I only got to yellow belt before stopping because of life, but it was a wonderful community of people. I hope to re-learn some of the techniques since then, as muay thai has always been my main focus, but it is very different! If you train, I hope that is going well!

[@blackieja]

Brings back beautiful memories of when I used to do it & just love seeing others enjoying it the way I used to

[@arashbirgani]

you are the best sir.5 years i see videos of judo in this site and i didnt see any video like this till now.i hope your upload to be continue

[@BoBBaB0oN]

i love judo, but at my area there no judo place to learn, so i tried learn it myself first by watching judo on youtube. i took the tutorial video and tried to learn it. it pretty hard. harder than just kicking 1 ball but it fun to learn :)i enjoy myself when someone throw me to the floor

[@kokohero]

What I do love with judo is the respect U often see between judokas. You don't need the attributes of big tatoos, gangstaattitude and trashtalk that you get within the MMA scene.

[@darkeverett]

I like russian style grips so when an opponent is crouching it's like a gift.

[@Brickboyn13]

My right ear enjoyed this video

[@holyhermit1]

My left ear enjoyed this video

[@whiteyul]

respect for taekwondo and judo all the way

[@Untouchablelady2001]

Fantastic Competition! Thanks

[@giuans]

This video is just superb!

[@Valberg22]

great video! thank you!

[@JUDOALVERNIA]

GENIAL ...... GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ESTE VIDEO.

[@mendeusz23]

JUDO IS GOOD!!

[@mirkoamati65]

this is incredible!!!

[@HizaTang]

In Judo there are about 5 ways to win. one of them is submission. when there is a throw, takedown, stumble, unfinished throw or some other instance when an Ippon (full point) isn't scored the players can then enter into ne-waza (ground techniques). In modern Judo the allowed submissions are strangulation/chokes and arm-bars. The difficult aspect to finishing submissions in Judo is you have about 5 seconds to transition to your next position until there is a tap out. Stalling is used often.

[@mzambo666]

Thanks for the upload

[@mynamesalex12]

An ippon is scored when a throw is done cleanly, and usually a bit of force to it driving them into the mat. Also the back must touch the mat. If the ippon isn't scored the round continues until a hold is held for 25 seconds, a fighter taps out, the fighters stand up, or the ref stands them up. Hope this helped.

[@thatfishbreeder]

Oh wow! Thanks so much for that explanation! It all makes a whole lot of more sense now! Thanks a bunch! Good clean explanation!

[@popcornr35]

Its up to the individuals to educate themselves about a particular sport or activity that they themselves are interested in. I, although in honest truth only know the very novice basics of judo, prefer the commentator. Although its hard to understand the jargon its nice to know that you can still be educated about the sport and be able to research later on about it if interested.

[@guillotina2009]

Great video

[@schamanpikle827]

Good Judo !

[@uhebivbhfbvhdjfbkvdh]

Thank you for going out of your way lol well we"ll see in the future theres a petition going for the next Olympics and i will still have faith for this sport to be in the Olympics and when that does ill go out of my way and comment back :)

[@ShanyGolan]

great video. but why the sound is on the left and not stereo? alo missing 720p and/or 1080p. Wake up 'Judo' channel.

[@WozWozEre]

Teddy is a beast!! 11:30

[@zen23ish]

Agreed I don't really want to look up the ippon etc etc they should do a quick welcome to my sport .. Judo rules of the game.

[@mestremaninhorc6744]

eu amo judo so espero ter uma oportunidade da lutar fora esse nancional pode ser minha chance

[@steaua78]

super JUDO!!!

[@martinol1983]

Very cool. See you later!

[@SMBVG]

if i would be rich, i would buy commercial space in TV to make this awesome sport more public!

[@realestatesandra]

I understand the confusion. Once you watch a few competitions it becomes easier to follow. I don't know all the throw names yet, but I know what an Ippon looks like, which is a throw or submission.

[@PlayingBassDutch]

You only score an ippon when the opponent is fully thrown on his back, which means both shoulders touch the ground. This often does not happen, somebody might for instance be thrown on his/her side. You still get some points however, but the match continues, and both players can still score points.

[@FISHDlCK]

Well said.

[@HellSamael]

ippon means a full point, and it's awarded in some situations.Seoi nagge is the throw.

[@abelitomerino]

18:59 ahaha "Francis" Loic Pietri , World Champion the year after

[@brewingjitsu]

I dunno, imagine someone watching football/soccer for the first time. The point of the game is obvious, to score a goal, but once the announcer starts talking about strikers, centers, sweepers, and off-sides, it gets hard. The main point of judo is pretty clear, but to understand the details of what throws are being used and how they're scored is more challenging. It just so happens that more people play football than judo, so more people know the details.

[@SomeAnimeOtaku]

You've got to be tough. Judo is more aggressive than you might think ^^

[@jacobpimentel2908]

Judo works on different principles than some of the other grappling arts ( iam by no means knocking wrestlers because they have given me some of my biggest challenges) 1. is off -balancing your opponent, the lower stance wouldn't help as much unless were talking no-gi then you switch up game plan, most judoka train on whats called a compass if you dont want to get thrown forward I take you back, if not back to the side and all of these are taught in combination. it just comes down to experience.

[@TheDrewker]

You have a point with the attitude and trash talk. The pre-fight drama gets really old. But if you watch, MMA fighters actually show a lot of respect for each other. Rarely is there bad blood between two fighters that doesn't get left inside the cage.

[@TeriencioSolano2]

It also has greco-roman and folkstyle. USAwrestling2008 is the channel's name.

[@aheeres156]

is there also coming a video from grand slam paris 2013? @judo

[@nadinesmith620]

they faught really well decose should have a chance of winning the olympics

[@seksfibreglass]

Actually, there is a good reason why you see judokas standing up straight nowadays: if you stay ina bent-over posture they penalize you. Up until a few years ago, youd often see both players bent at the waist and holding on making it hard for either player to make any attacks. Bend over and straighten your arms is a normal reaction which you always see in youth tournaments but it doesnt make for offensive judo. personally, I find its a great rule especially at lowel levels where you can 'hide'/

[@stinton911]

Does anyone know who the sensi is @1:23 at the beginning of the video performing the demonstration?

[@r2d3e4]

very nice video but painful (to hear) speaker voice

[@GavDugZ]

the best judoka is rishod sobirov by far!

[@judoguy307]

12:40 strangle, 18:55 pin, 19:15 pin

[@kokohero]

A good throw scores Ippon..wich means match over..so if Ippon: that means no matwrestling..(newaza). I don't know whats most fun to watch though for the audience.

[@manz92]

I agree, the martial art spirit is alive with judo, but don't misunderstand MMA, the fact is they have to sell fights and 90% of the fighters do not really hate each other, hence seen after the fight when they praise each other, its the hyoe with MMA, because its massive like boxing.

[@thatfishbreeder]

Hey judokas! I had a really simple question I was wondering if you guys could answer. I noticed that some scoring counted as ippons when they successfully did a throw or a trip. But what I was wondering was, when are they allowed to initiate the pins and ground type work? Is it when they don't do the throw correctly or something like that? Sorry if this is a stupid question :PPP I don't have much experience with judo. A quick answer would be greatly appreciated :)

[@mariafrandsen422]

Not sure if you need an answer anymore, but yes, when a throw is not successfully executed - meaning either a waza-ari score or no score - then the judokas can take the fight into the floor. Some choose not to, some do seek it. When the referee can see that the ground fight is going nowhere, he calls 'mate' and the fights stand all over from standing position.

[@judoguy307]

18:55 great ne waza

[@Totsjana]

It's your headset.

[@harrytruscott13]

ippon seoi nagge is a throw

[@jesseferrer2278]

good Judoka players. France did well..

[@anminhchu]

15:50 Levels =]] LOL

[@JoachimderZweite]

The commentary tells you who is going to win before the match ends - this guy should stick to football.

[@warwize]

the professional mma scene isn't like that at all lol

[@uhebivbhfbvhdjfbkvdh]

why is jiu jitsu not in the olympics

[@zen23ish]

They do already for other sports such as basket ball / baseball terms etc. I haven't seen any for this sport. Hence why I suggested it ??? DOH!

[@JBLAKIE1]

why are there no submissions? WTF, when they hit the ground that should be the real test.

[@Ingrossox]

Hah great clip.

[@itzdtyr0Ne]

i do judo and brazillian jiu jitsu ;D

[@zen23ish]

:D Seriously, my grammar is mauled I'm from N.Z xD Have a good day!!

[@supergerman97]

2:00 Martin Padar :) Estonia

[@EnergiaPV.RuiAzevedo]

PORTUGALL :D

[@Optimista73]

csodálatos

[@wurley95]

i do judo but i am not as good as that

[@reon1978]

I agree with you, but a lot of that attitude and posturing is to sell fights. It's all a part of the show. I hate it, but it's similar with boxing, more hype, more trash talking, more hate, more people watch and more money.

[@MasonMERCS]

judo spurred off from JJJ and BJJ spurred from that...

[@zen23ish]

LMAO by the looks of it your comments are removed ? As for the sweet term. Ze Pleasure wass zall MINE ;)

[@gelsonvillan]

the Japanese girl was better,i think the other girl won cus the tournament was in France ... lol

[@uhebivbhfbvhdjfbkvdh]

um you obviously don't know jiu jitsu than, there japanese jiu jitsu, American jiu jitsu, gracie jiu jitsu etc...

[@zen23ish]

ofc u speakrin engerish. mor 2 saye ?

[@zen23ish]

What ? What is this chess ? Making a comment 2years down the road ... Yusss Checkmate! Look w.e we were on about its done. Cheers your England is good.

[@Kadamir]

24:01 lothar mathäus??? wtf

[@xxspartanxxz]

the big black guy has no technique...he just has brute strength but it works

[@rudeboy77]

yup! wrestling :) (but not pro-wrestling ;))

[@Andreaotazu]

5:30 (Y)

[@PepeRodriguez69]

Lo malo que hay mucho Cabacho

[@Andybaby]

Why do you think pointing out that a person is 'African' is an insult? Maybe you are the racist here.

[@zen23ish]

LOL u mite be concerned that ur engrish is breakin sir ? Also I have seen these "in the game", ESPN ads so maybe that was awhile back I don't drool over sports. I came out of interest for Judo, and suggested a way to broaden the sport to a larger audience. Otherwise good one you are correct I couldn't find the examples, I care not for learning nor watching judo now. You have become tiresome to Fck with as well, gl representing :D HF GG its been fun.

[@BluePittbull666]

Brazilian Jiu jitsu is far better than judo.

[@НурисламТлеуханов-с9е]

МАКУЛЫК

[@sputnk7]

ХОРОШ

[@lallope]

how absolutely racist of you, there are white Africans did you not know that also, what did you think only white people are born in France? France had colonies and people migrated and intermarried. Are we speaking of nationality or racial composition.

[@zen23ish]

OHHH gawwwd LOL a pac-tard fan I knew it. I frikkin knew it; I guess you feel Pac-man won the Bradley fight ? LOL guess not buddy. =)

[@VolcomStonedHD]

alright but if 2 judoka face each other at a same level of technique, the physically superior one has a clear advantage, due toe the fact that some techniques are harder to do with an uke who's bigger or heavier, which of course doesn't have to determine the fight, but its a obvious disadvantage