Training Judo for BJJ | 3 Judo Throws That You Must Try

In today's episode, Aurelia is showing us 3 of her favorite throws in Judo that she used in competitions.
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[@drfrancovalento7545]

Outstanding! Love the Judo , the elegance and strength of this amazing Judoka! Thank you Mr. Lee for the video!!!

[@brokentypewriterprod]

Watch as Aurelia tosses Kevin around like a rag doll. 😂 I like the high collar control technique. I have to try that. I've been more used to the lapel or under hook.

[@Joe-fj8fe]

Great show pure skill and experience

[@davidrosales2081]

In a lot of this cross-training videos, what EVEN the judo guys trying to teach judo to BJJ people miss is that, in JUDO training, you spent hours upon hours, days upon days, practicing simple things like "hand position and dominion", or even just the going in and out, moving your center of balance. So, you can't just teach a quick hip movement to a BJJ person who has never trained this and expect them to be efficient with it -- you've done it thousands of times in dedicated training JUST FOR THAT SKILL. Half of the time Judo trains FUNDAMENTAL skills of balance-imbalance, movement and position -- not simply the techniques.

[@killersalmon4359]

You've touched on a good point, which is the importance of getting dominant grips. Dominant grips are the equivalent of having good position on the ground. If you don't have dominant grips, you're only options are to defend against throw/take-down attempts, and try to break your opponent's grips; any other course of action will result in your getting ragdolled and thrown.

[@ericdietz2605]

From a takedown heavy karate practitioner I can sympathize with you. From my prospective the grips, center of balance, and basic body mechanics are very familiar. When I show other martial artists my favorite videos they often need a great deal of coaching or at least some insight on how to actually execute these techniques. I tend to send them to www.youtube.com/@Shigashi84 for a detailed breakdown of techniques. That being said for me I absolutely love this type of content. Love Kevin's channel and highly recommend Shintaro Higashi's channel for anyone interested in more of the same! Higashi's channel is easily the most detailed and understandable content on youtube Judo

[@bggy63]

Love watching these with Aurelia. It is refreshing to see a strong woman with such knowledge and power yet so graceful and pretty and very legitimate. Much respect for her and you. Thanks for the information.

[@NPC-gl8xp]

Creepy and cringe

[@slavicvolk]

Calm down buddy

[@bee3690]

The two people in the replies are "based incels".

[@slavicvolk]

@@bee3690 found the simp

[@NPC-gl8xp]

@@bee3690 or you're just a creep too lol.

[@alLEDP]

Judoka here. It's nice that you promote Judo and Aurelia se to be a very competent Judok and grappler. But I think because of the size difference a lot of bkj guys who will click on that video won't learn anything like super practical because those strategies especially the last one and the over the top pull up seoi nage only work when there is a big attribute miss match

[@israelcanada8969]

I love your videos, 🥋

[@killersalmon4359]

When are you posting Part 2?

[@nicobellic3465]

Could you do a randori or shiai with Aurelia? Shocked at how easily she gets you off balance in practise but I would like to see if it’s still easy if you’re resisting or fighting back

[@tommypantle7024]

I'm not surprised do u see how much size difference there is between them?

[@andreonofre2625]

Very nice

[@fitepitsnbonfires]

Interesting!

[@Kazuma532]

How to avoid injury in judo like break arm legs neck etc. Thanks

[@ahheadlock]

I'm a bjj guy but i cross train judo, and being taller - that high grip that Aurelia likes is great. I tend to hit more sacrifice throws off it, sumi gaeshi, yoko otoshi, stuff like that. What kills any judo i might be trying to do, is when they stiff arm and keep their hips back. Particularly if they grab your belt or post on your hip and just stiff arm you so you cant get your hips in at all.. One of those things you cant do in Judo but in BJJ it's fine - and it totally shuts down all my judo lol. That being said, i'm not that good at Judo and i'm sure there are solutions to the annoying hip post.

[@dhimankalita1690]

Watch shintaro higashi KZbin channel..he's a judoka..he teaches the solution to stiff arm

[@Pric3less1]

Beginner/Novice level Judoka stiff arm too, BJJ guys aren’t the only ones who do it. Gripping and circular movement always beats stiff arming. The reason why you’re having trouble throwing BJJ people who stiff arm is because more than likely you’re attacking head on, probably from a 50/50 position with neutral grips, instead of attacking from an angle of some sort with dominant grips. I cross train BJJ and when I throw BJJ people I like taking a deep collar grip and stripping their lapel grip off of me and turning that into a low sleeve grip. I am always circling either left or right but with that deep collar grip I’m always controlling their head no matter which direction I go. As a right handed player, if I back step towards my right, I use my lapel hand to punch their jaw, if I step to their right (my left) I’m yanking on that collar as I move which breaks their posture greatly as well as putting me at an advantageous angle to throw them from.

[@OmegaSupremeWCheese]

Kevin, asking a Judoka to play defense and not attack is like asking a bird not to fly :) The rules are set up differently, in judo you are penalized for not attacking, and it's hard to break that mentality. I have problems with strong BJJ guys because if I make a mistake and let them grip they'll just grip and stall, and I'm just not used to it. But to your question on defense, grip fighting, grip fighting, grip fighting, if they can't get the grip they want they can't hurt you (unless they're a really high-level player, and at that point, you didn't stand a chance anyway.) And lastly it might sound silly but use your WC, you should be pak, tan bong sao to deflect, and break grips all day long.

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

That's why nowdays' Judo is kinda bad in some scenarios. Makes me sad

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

@@Grandmaster-CEO-of-EPO yeah, but like i said, that is nowdays' Judo. Old school Judo still rocks!

[@thedopesickshow]

I’m a brown belt in judo and blue belt in bjj. In judo newaza (groundwork) I wreck everyone but the coach and in bjj most people pull guard for fear of being thrown. My last 3 bjj competitions I did each 3 weeks apart in a 6 week period. I got double gold in the first 2 taking every opponent down using modified techniques such as tani otoshi from a side body lock in no gi. The 3rd competition I did not get a takedown and lost on points. They work incredible together making up where each is lacking.

[@watamutha]

Why do you wreck everyone as a BJJ blue belt? You mean in judo competitions?

[@thedopesickshow]

@@watamutha I mean in judo class when we do newaza (groundwork). I can’t remember my guard being passed in the last year in judo, and I easily sweep, pass, and submit.

[@watamutha]

@@thedopesickshow Ahh gotcha. I was thinking about doing 3-4 yrs of judo before going to BJJ. Probably going to start soon. Most people seem to recommend that.

[@thedopesickshow]

@@watamutha I just do both! For me it’s the glue that keeps me together, April 9th will make 12 years without heroin. Judo imo is better for self defense with a heavy emphasis on top pins you can throw ground and pound from and once it hits the mat in judo you only have about 20 seconds before they stand you up. You have to get a submission or pin in that time, and if you hold a pin for 20 seconds you automatically win. Also throws that allow you to remain standing with your opponent down are tremendous. I have a wild story on my channel called PRISON FIGHTS I Fought A Prison Monster about how incredible even primitive level grappling is in an actual one on one fight. If you do just judo for 3 years and switch to bjj you will absolutely dominate the standing game, and most throws land you in a side pin. I also box btw, I think you need standing striking, standing clinch, and groundwork. I saw hundreds of fights and have been in a handful, based on what I saw and personal experience 95% of fights end in a standing clinch after a few punches and usually aimless wrestling until both parties get tired happens. About 25% of fights I’ve seen went to the ground. Judo has good pins but bjj is far ahead in groundwork, especially bottom position. You don’t want ANY place left untrained so no matter where you end up you can confidently defend against anyone untrained. I also powerlift, I went from 135 to winning powerlifting competitions. I have before and afters in a thumbnail in my videos.

[@watamutha]

@@thedopesickshow Congrats on the 12 years being clean! I've practiced traditional martial arts most of my life and someone asked my opinion in a real fight what disciplines would be most useful. I had to think about it a bit and said probably boxing (measuring proper distance and people rarely kick) and judo (in case of clinch, ability to stay on top and basic ground work) which prompted me to want to start studying judo. You have an interesting history! I'll be sure to watch some of your vids.

[@libertarian_ramblings]

What kind of belt is she wearing?

[@rogerfulgham3941]

Amazing 👍👍👍💪💪💪👊👊👊🥋🥋🥋

[@agahyunushanoglu6557]

super

[@hierrofierro4241]

Muy bueno ... y si no hay ropa para agarrar .. ? Una camiseta que se rompe .. etc la técnica esta limitada a la ropa?

[@Xpistos510]

Are you suggesting that they fight in the nude? You know.... for "realistic training"?

[@hierrofierro4241]

@@Xpistos510 i think your answer was drametic ... you had a jacket raigt?

[@mangelangelrmf]

En Judo se hace entrenamiento con Gi( es la ropa especial que ves) o no Gi el cual es mas dificil por que las técnicas y agarres se tienen que adaptar, es mas difícil pero la mayoría de las técnicas son pasables al no Gi

[@markdaniels4178]

No

[@Trovao13]

Tmj ⚡ Trovão Treze

[@joyboy6088]

Wow

[@gaetanolalicata4538]

Soooooo nice 😍

[@vantrg]

isn't that pulling up a bit extra on a kneeling position? I understand it makes easier throw when opponents are off balance.

[@tc47101]

😄😄😊👍

[@ericyen1]

BJJ should always be taught with Judo. Both have their individual strengths and complement each other perfectly.

[@ironmikehallowween]

We tried that at my school many years ago. Adults, and people in general, hate being thrown. So, they start on their knees. Hopefully, they won’t need to defend themselves while standing up.

[@nickelmanful]

The 2 arts were once one but a certain family for various reasons decided to focus strictly on the ground and tossed away the throws

[@ericyen1]

@@ironmikehallowweenour club is old school you need to be able to fall without breaking something.

[@terryjapt.9396]

High grip has advantages against a smaller opponent, but in contrast, disadvantages against a taller opponent, an opinion from the Black Belt 1st Dan Judo Player

[@gregorde]

She’s tall and he’s short so she plays with the over the back grip. It’s good for her.

[@wiser.kinder.calmer.6530]

she's lighting fast with those hands

[@instanttherapy]

After earning 4 black belts in kyokushin, I couldn't hold a candle to a first black in Judo. So I took Judo for 4 years. Now I can. 😊 I have recommended Judo to everyone who wants to learn self-defense for the first time.

[@counterkidnapping1737]

Wait untill freestyle wrestler shoots a single leg you'll realize you fucked up. Do you sprawl bro?

[@Xpistos510]

@@counterkidnapping1737 The fact that wrestling is good doesn't mean that Judo isn't. And BJJ is an especially good counter to a wrestler. 😉

[@Xpistos510]

I'd recommend pairing your Judo with BJJ for maximum effectiveness with a broader toolkit for takedowns, and for solid ground grappling. Judo+BJJ+Sambo is the trifecta.

[@Todo_fighting]

@@counterkidnapping1737 judokas submit wrestlers.

[@counterkidnapping1737]

@@Todo_fighting prove it.

[@DaySayHey]

What a woman!!!! Amazing!

[@SuperlativeCG]

That's how we do it around here.

[@yohaneshanyutub]

WOW... This women is quick and Her pulling hand movement is so strong. Respect!

[@michaciemniewski9791]

When I started to learn this in a judo class I alsmost lost my finger nails as my grop was not strong enough when tori was breaking it :D

[@franciscoguzman6625]

is this krilin and android-17?

[@louis4692]

hahaha that woman as tall as a tower and that little man hehehe

[@rorypaisley35]

She definitely can hurt you. Her extraordinary judo is just one aspect of her fighting skills. Rare talent.

[@user-tg5lm8bm6f]

благодарим за выпуск..профразбор..объяснение..наглядный показ..

[@v.german11b]

Aurelia Agel is underrated. She's truly an amazing athlete and martial artist. Also, she's very beautiful, and a 🍑👑

[@benlau4026]

Throw me throw me…. 2nd ITF, 1st Judoka

[@davidsebastian1983]

can I hire her to teach me?

[@-Toni-R]

Now about that low wrist grip... that is morally illicit in Judo as your gripps should NOT provide undue advantage or reduce the chance of injury. Elbow grip is what is widely accepted, unless you grab the lower wrist with the intention of immediate strike. Deliberately avoiding gripping is not permitted, and in a standing position, it is not allowed to take any grip other than "normal" unless again your attack doesn't take longer then 3-5 secs.

[@-Toni-R]

And who's to say that your attack will work? After all it is a defensive sport, and if you miss you'd get a warning and eventually disqualified for simply not holding the right grip to begin with! You can of course move your hand of the elbow grip and slide it down if necessary as you throw, to skip the part where you can be disqualified. And to some comments about being disqualified if you are not attacking, that is a bit untrue; Judo is a defensive sport, you get warnings for inactivity not for not attacking.... you can actively defend your self without ever attacking! Speaking out of a lot of experience...

[@michaelenns8872]

My knees hurt from seio o toshi that's why I don't like using the technique

[@Trowa159]

It feels like big sister take ng care of little brother

[@chris.a8383]

Kevin you don't have to say nice. We have eye's, she's a dream.

[@aaa-jg4je]

Am I the only guy seeing the happiness for being thrown by Aurelia?

[@Xpistos510]

This comment section is soo thirsty. I'm not judging, to be clear, but the men seem to be deluding themselves into thinking that SKILL is the ONLY reason that they would love Aurelia to train them. To be clear, I share their sentiment completely, but whether it's feigned ignorance, or not, there's seems to be much self-delusion among the "men of culture".

[@itzben87]

Rite....its good to boost women. ...that's not real fight.

[@jeromelove1284]

How would all that work with 6ft 250lb men?

[@RAJ-zo8cu]

Hardly any strength is used in these techniques, it’s all leverage and balance.

[@keithcheng4671]

yes kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZbQlKywl99roJY

[@Sucio69]

Good lord I wish she was my Judo 🥋 Teacher ❤️

[@Xpistos510]

I'll bet.

[@slavicvolk]

Hard up

[@crixxalis]

I wanna try to her, I want to fall...fall in her heart ❤ 😁

[@slavicvolk]

You’ve never touched a women have you?

[@ShoterOTP]

Don't you think these Judo moves aren't real life accurate since most the moves are by grabbing your Toga, which in real life might not happen, since some1 might not have clothes on, or the cloth will rip rendering the move useless or the fabric is not so grabable.

[@asianconnection7701]

when a person is consider a pro , they know their s-------

[@tristanpottier5547]

Do not mess around with French women 😉🇫🇷 Vive la France !!😄

[@trumplostlol3007]

Since when have BJJ fighters beaten Judokas in UFC? Ronda Rousey and Shevchenko are both Judokas. LOL Time to go back to basics, i.e., JUDO.

[@louis4692]

what a giant woman... and with such small feet... haha ​​xP

[@Xpistos510]

Oh lord.

[@DvdFrlng]

You'd have been able to defend yourself against me sugarfoot. 💘

[@acquiesce100]

Wold love her to train me privately. no ego, no dojo politics, no bad hygeine of other students. Just simply, practical effective Judo for a street fight. Simple

[@Xpistos510]

Uh-huh. I get it.

[@wm6549]

Great video. However, I do think Kevin likes being tossed a little too much.

[@josephisraelbato9680]

He's really a slow learner!😅

[@john146muaythai]

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[@DR-jz1es]

Judo is for lazy guys. It's all about wrestling.

[@lapurdy71]

Judo can be a really intense workout, but I wish I'd done wrestling instead. On the upside, it does help with the mindset of longevity in training and the breakfall training is useful for normal life.

[@zadkiel242]

Training Judo for BJJ Rule #1: Don't bother. Any attack you make will result in your opponent pulling guard if he doesn't pull guard from the very beginning. Rule #2: Just stick to Judo where you don't play paddy cake for 3 minutes before pulling guard