Judo Gripping - How these three guys do it (RIGHT HAND)

[@igrshgn]

Quality of content has significantly went up! I love it

[@vinceocratic]

It’s always been up there

[@M4A1MG42]

More of these technique videos please! I found the combination of the nuances being explained and the match footage to be very useful

[@barba5209]

Please MORE. I'll be watching this many many times, really high level stuff.

[@sebastianf4271]

Wow, this is super interesting. I like how you really get into the details of grip fighting and the different technical aspects of each player. Wish you will do more of this technical analysis content in the future!

[@Official-OpenAI]

Amazing content. I will be watching the Tokyo Grand Slam for the very first time because you got me hooked in the sport. I wish you would stream it so I can watch along and it would be cool to hear your insight on the matches. Anyways, thanks for the video, like always!

[@AP-yt2rw]

I realized I haven't seen those details when watching these videos previously... really learning from you, thanks for this analysis, simply excellent!

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Happy to help!

[@GuyInBritain]

Good to have more of this type of breakdown!

[@Itzak15]

"Grab the jacket, throw people" gosh, why did I not think of that? :D

[@erenyeagar5904]

It was really great video we learn a lot Frome this as athletes please do More videos like these in the future incredible 😉

[@joshualewis4231]

We want more merch it fire🔥🔥🔥

[@MarieCorbineau]

hi could you do a video bout the French olympic selection ? that'll be so nice !

[@bigbeardedal5728]

I love stuff like this, any chance of getting a LvR video from the perspective of the lefty? (i know big ask, but as a lefty its always a struggle to find content that fits me)

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I have some other breakdowns from specific judoka. I always cover their LvR situations. Have a look!

[@jasonrose6288]

Great video.

[@InternetHardrive]

Please make more videos like this, especially one for Kenka Yotsu

[@bjarkebuch861]

I love this!

[@Yupppi]

Nagase - Sasaki was really interesting because they were playing sort of in the same system, they know what the other is doing and what they want to do in a way that is ingrained to their judo style. You got to see how it plays back and forth in a clean and even interaction in a sense.

[@joatanpereira4272]

now I just need a left handed video lol

[@sthenos9715]

That Hashimoto tai otoshi has to be one of the best recorded ippons. Absolutely buries him

[@fablecomtois8721]

Nagase and Nagayama do very well the Sugai uchimata when their right sleeves are grasped by the opponent.

[@vinceocratic]

Perfect!

[@burntpotato5970]

You are like my KZbin sensei lol

[@PoDo2213]

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