Judo 2021 Savage Newaza Ippons

[@cultclassicxpopculture]

Bjj : takes hours to get submission Judo : hold my newaza

[@yadercoca3486]

usually in judo the training to counter newaza(except in Japan ) is very weak. In bjj is every day bussines.

[@PerfectPanels9]

Until you get taken down in a bjj match and start to panic once you don't get stood back up lol.

[@PerfectPanels9]

Until you get taken down in a bjj match and start to panic once you don't get stood back up lol.

[@braian7438]

I practice judo and what Yader Coca says its true. In judo they teach you how to do newaza in a offensive position but they don't train you too much on how to counter or defend a choke for example

[@joseluki]

@@yadercoca3486 Is everyday business because it takes a day to finish one match, while judokas are encourage to be aggressive and to not stall on the floor like BJJ does.

[@johnperez5876]

I consider myself a true student of all grappling arts. And I have to say even though my background may be in folk and freestyle wrestling by far the best scrapping styles are catches catch can, Russian sambo, judo particularly kosin judo

[@Supermomo2007]

how judo guy can stop a dople leg takedown from a wrestler?

[@krishanattri9305]

@@Supermomo2007 A modern/Olympic style judo guy would get blasted into a new dimension, a high level kosen guy could most definitely catch them in a submission (guillotine or kimura from guard)

[@Supermomo2007]

@@krishanattri9305 iam a traditional judo guy

[@sungjinkim712]

2:20 was definitely an armbar. it seems like a waki gatame with the triangle locked on the head and arm to hold her opponent.

[@judojudo3808]

Yes but it is not waki gatame but it is ude gatame I think

[@robrob6287]

I repeat the same. These are international referee always in wrong position 90% of times and so slow to call the ippon..it can be dangerous. Unbelievable...

[@prandz420]

Yeah judo refs are terrible. Judo is a scary enough sport as it is don’t have to make it more dangerous with incompetent refs. They probably put all their training into calling shido and matte due to the increasingly restrictive rulesets

[@robrob6287]

@@prandz420 they like everyone searching for visibilty.... No more than this

[@glennhynes5263]

"See this alot in jiu jitsu, but not judo?" What? That choke is one of the most common in judo tournaments. Its been appearing in judo shiai for about 35 years. Strange statement. Good vid

[@JudoHighlights2015]

With the leg over the head like that? I haven’t seen it much, but then again I’m in japan

[@teovu5557]

@@JudoHighlights2015 its actually pretty common. Strange how you says it is not. Are u really in japan??? Lol

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@teovu5557 I think you’ll find newaza is pretty rare in general in japan. At the high levels, submissions almost never work on high level Japanese judoka, and that trickles down throughout the universities. When it does hit the ground, you see a lot of pins though. Are you in Japan?

[@MeroGrumble]

This very technique, performed by a Japanese ne waza expert - Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki (Fighting judo, 1984): i.postimg.cc/fTCZxrCk/Kashiwazaki-eri-jime-foreleg-on-neck.png

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@MeroGrumble yes!

[@horacioks]

in the first ippon, the judge was very slow he did not readily identify the fighter's fainting

[@johnblaze4464]

never heard of newaza till just now

[@nourddineherbouch67]

Is the rare naked choke allowed in judo ? I'm asking because i was told that it's not allowed, and as far as i Know, if you wanna choke your opponent, you either use the Gi or arm triangle or the triangle choke

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Pretty sure it’s legal but you don’t see it that much Liz you can’t apply pressure to the neck or spine though

[@nourddineherbouch67]

Thanks bro for your explanation, I'm a judoka from Morocco

[@Karen-fs6lf]

100 percent legel

[@johnperez5876]

In today's modern world of MMA I think judo is one of the most underrated grappling arts there is. But when you look to your past people always talk about judo and MMA and related to Ronda Rousey she is a great fighter. But some of us older people remember fighters like Karl Parisian

[@Supermomo2007]

we would not have mma without judo.

[@zartic4life]

You mean Karo Parisyan which wasn't that long ago.

[@Hans-MVauEs]

Great comments, thank you. Let them come. Speak to us👌🏻🖖🏻

[@johnjackson4585]

2:09 which match is that ?

[@judojudo3808]

Munkhbat - Stojadinov

[@steve00alt70]

Thats him getting cauliflower ear now, just wear your headgear and ear protectors

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Nothing wrong with cauliflowers!

[@steve00alt70]

@@JudoHighlights2015 yea there nothing wrong but for some ppl they wouldnt want a deformed ear.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@steve00alt70 I actually think it’s funny that they’re not allowed to wear headgear

[@MeroGrumble]

I appreciate the video but the comments are rather odd for a channel called *Judo* highlights ( *I am not trying to offend you, I am just confused* ): - You discover a choke variation which is not new in judo competitions (which is strange given the hundreds of hours of recording you must have gone through); - the names you use to describe the techniques definitely do not come from judo, - and "next up the Mongolian" is Urantsetseg Munkhbat, judo and sambo world champion who has been renowned worldwide for her ne waza skills for more than a decade. Sankaku jime while attacking the free arm has been one of her signature moves.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

People have said this before about the choke variation. And you’re right, I go through hundreds of hours of footage. I was talking about how the leg comes across the back of the head, you see this choke often, but not this variation with the leg. Also, I’m in Japan. In the west you have a lot of BJJ/judo cross over, but not here. I’ve never seen it in Japan, and I challenge you to find a video of someone doing it, even someone else on the IJT circuit will be very hard to find a similar technique. Also, I’m not gonna lie but I don’t watch woman’s judo. I don’t have the time for it and only watch something or someone that catches my eye

[@MeroGrumble]

@@JudoHighlights2015 Then you are missing quite a lot of interesting ne waza :) . Munkhbat alone is worth watching it, both in judo and sambo (also her set of throws is sometimes pretty unconventional).

[@MeroGrumble]

​@@JudoHighlights2015 As for the choke (eri jime) with the foreleg on the neck, I was taught this technique in judo at a place and time where no one had ever heard about BJJ. You can also see *this is not new in judo, as demonstrated in the book of 1981 judo World champion Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki, Fighting Judo* (1984) on page 91: i.postimg.cc/fTCZxrCk/Kashiwazaki-eri-jime-foreleg-on-neck.png

[@judojudo3808]

@@JudoHighlights2015 Excuse me this technique is not excatly rare on the IJF circut. Especially in the contests between judokas with different quality. Here is example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5DHl6erq8R3hpY

[@JudoHighlights2015]

You had to go back to 2016 to find something? I’ll tell you this, I watch every men’s ippon from every tournament. You rarely see this

[@cryptonema]

What's the name of the athletes on the first match?

[@judojudo3808]

White is Sami Chouchi and blue is Borchashvili Shamil

[@nl1724]

In judo can you choke with the gi like in bjj?

[@teovu5557]

Obviously lol

[@nl1724]

@@teovu5557 lol thanks bro! I train no gi and I decided to have my first judo class this week and I didn’t even think about it but I had a lot of fun!

[@teovu5557]

@@nl1724 you can gi-choke,rear naked choke(no cranking), any bent arm locks and any straight armbars,triangle chokes and Biceps slicers too in judo.

[@almuhad1]

this kodokan ?

[@TheSilence1]

Of course.

[@almuhad1]

@@TheSilence1 🌹

[@liukang85]

2:22 it was the armbar. There was no real choke, just leg scissors (not nearly tight enough for it to work like a Sankaku)

[@judojudo3808]

Exactly. ude gatame technique. Briliant moment. Tori fantastic uses her head in this technique. Very rare.

[@judokavalenciano9741]

amazing

[@bartofilms]

Monkbat has rhe best newaza among the women judoka right now. As my instructor Paul Okimoto once said: Newaza is the Foundation of Judo.

[@darylfields]

And to think people think judo don't do newaza

[@MeroGrumble]

Well, the ruleset does influence the way you train and it is not rare for a lot of judokas to consequently have limited ne waza: stalling in turtle/attacking turtle/pinning (but not necessarily escaping it somehow) or juji gatame from top.

[@functionalneurology3032]

No referee??

[@joseluki]

Loved the mongolian woman, do you wanna turtle me? Roll!

[@pylyp123456]

More like this!

[@Leverquin]

i am pretty sure most of this leg grabs are not allowed anymore.

[@한민건-y6i]

00:50

[@prowessbjj3764]

That one was a reverse armbar. (At least we call it that in BJJ.)

[@yurchikyagodkin2316]

👍👍👍👍

[@TheKinesiologist1]

you are aware that jiujitsu is judo. commenting on that bow and arrow commentary.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Jiujitsu and judo are different sports

[@TheKinesiologist1]

same sport different rule set.

[@teovu5557]

@@JudoHighlights2015 they are referring to the style not the sport...BJJ like Sambo is just Judo under a different ruleset according to the majority of historians.

[@Fritz999]

I wouldn't call that savage. When you're at that level, our need the best judges you can get.

[@patmark3059]

Knock outs and pass outs are outre and should be passe

[@jdog0341]

My eyes bleed every time I watch judo players roll around on the mat.

[@mrburns2128]

Try to defend yourself (neck and arm) at high speed during a transition from a throw against an elite athlete and then you can comment on it, I suggest.

[@gabrielepicco3582]

Never knew jealousy made eyes bleed

[@Burzurk1987]

Yeah, this guy talking in the video knows nothing about Judo. This is pure Judo. Quit trying to say this is Jiujitsu because it is Judo. Jiujitsu is Judo.