Live: How To Set Up Your Throws Easily - Competitive Set Ups & Tactics For Judokas

[@altonlu8944]

1:15 Intro 5:10 RvR preferred high grip, controlling opponent's head position, and circle uchimata 11:23 Using a shoulder/back grip 14:40 RvL Movement/angles for attacking as RvL 17:00 Opponent 'Stumble' and recovery concepts 19:30 Continuation of stumble using an example of forward and back motion (good section) 21:22 Continuation of stumble using back to forward motion 23:15 How to get close to opponent 27:09 Travis asks audience a question and more movement examples 31:30 Using your legs, core to move and control opponent instead of relying on arms 37:38 "Danger bubble" and using angles, movement to get a grip 41:38 Using feints to set up throws, "snapping" the gi (good section) 45:50 Attack that will win you a world championship (not really) attacking a big guy 48:18 More snapping details, how to practice it 49:26 Travis drinks a soda, gets excited, is fat (good section) 49:40 How to defend against snapping 50:50 If they get the lapel grip first, defense, how to get your grip if they grip lapel first 52:09 If you want to piss someone off 54:22 Dealing with double lapel grip 56:45 Using sasae to set up forward throws on RvL 1:00:00 Favorite grip and threatening opponent 1:03:01 RvR uchimata proper uchikomi 1:06:30 more uchimata/harai uchikomi details 1:08:20 the only difference between harai and uchimata 1:09:00 Moving into your judo, combos, move your partner and fit into judo (good section) 1:13:30 Koshi-guruma, using two hands vs one hand, using movement, proper practice 1:15:15 Using the mat to advantage and throws, control the center of the mat space 1:18:00 practical concepts of controlling mat space in a corner 1:20:00 example of corner control

[@bruceparker6142]

Travis your seminars are awesome and greatly appreciated.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks Bruce, I'm glad you like them and find value in the way I teach.

[@SundownTE]

Very elite details at the end when Trav was talking about the power transfer between legs for athletic movements, important in pretty much every sport

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Its funny how something so common in other sports is so looked over in our sport.

[@Wickedywack]

Looking at the quality of the information you give out for free in these streams is amazing, and people complained about spending $75 for a two day class of this? That's insane to me. I don't know if you or anyone you know still does seminars, but I'd sign up for one in a heartbeat.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It's crazy how the judo market sees it's athletes.

[@wsl3119]

Thank you Travis for not charging extra for these awesome seminars 🤛 good luck with your training!

[@boomshankaman]

This stuff is pure gold dust, thanks 🙏.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks James I'm glad you like it.

[@escraonjudoju-jitsuolivier6313]

Looking at this seminar again today, we really miss you travis :(

[@shanesummers1458]

Gold is not a good enough word for this video, absolutely invaluable, basically seminar qiality for free

[@supbocadelrio]

the 18:48 FACT is a mindblowing one... Almost 46 years old to get that bit of advise... thank a lot!!!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I'm glad you found some value in the video!

[@blindassassin8553]

Awesome audio and class! Thanks so much!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Your very welcome. I’m glad you like the audio.

[@SasakiKojiro7]

Thanks again for this livestream Travis. I'm rewatching this and just want to say I really enjoy the conceptual nature of these streams

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks Sasaki! I'm glad you like it and find some value in it.

[@JayLove-ww5gh]

Travis you make it look very easy, but I definitely appreciate you taking the time to educate us. Thank you very much !

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

My pleasure Jay!

[@matthewappleby8026]

Great class, Travis!

[@TheVanquishPodcast]

Breaking it down into a mixture of science, the art of judo, and the competitive game theory side! Unrivaled info!

[@moefinesse9878]

I love this free tutorial by an Olympic legend! Stevens is an absolute beast! Thanks Travis.

[@anthonyflowers7990]

I’m so glad I found this channel

[@Wanderinwonder427]

Thank you for this Steven!

[@richarddow6620]

Really great class, lots of great tips, I'll have to watch it many times , so many great pointers. All the best.

[@TonyPacenski]

This instructional was excellent. Thank you for presenting these concepts and details.

[@engnoun]

Thank you Travis

[@sunshine-nk9sv]

This is gold, thank you sir.

[@mahdido4]

Best judo teacher ever Since i'm watching ur videos i learned a lote from u thank u GG

[@samsteele4762]

Super informative, thanks so much!

[@MrSomeoneIam]

Absolutely love these. A wealth of knowledge. Making better judokas left and right. Thank you.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks Mr.Someonealm, I'm glad you like them and find value it in!

[@rolodirosa]

Still rewatching. Is amazing

[@scottbrady2301]

This is great content.... very high quality instruction... I definitely agree with putting the harai and uchi mata on the same dvd.. the set ups are normally very similar

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks I’m glad I’m not crazy for doing that.

[@rebelape4257]

@@TravisStevensgrappling do you have a video like an instructional on judo fanatics or whatever that actually explains the weird jacket snaps specifically. I know like you were taking your hands and placing them way past the guy's shoulder at one point which counterintuitively allowed you to move them easy

[@NickLivi]

Really appreciate this video 🔥🔥

[@theonobody]

As always your instructionals like this are top-notch. I've got the Judo Academy DVD you did with Jimmy over at Judo Fanatics and I've been watching these repeatedly as the techniques are straightforward and brilliant. Pity my poor girlfriend whom I've been using for the ground sweeps and pins!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

lol thats to funny! I'm glad you enjoy the Judo Academy DVD!

[@zesuyo]

One of the best videos for competitive judo! Thanks Travis it is really helpful!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I'm glad you think so. Just here trying to help the community during this time!

[@konstantinos-antoniosbme-m6472]

I have been watching this workshop and the"movement" one over 37 times! Now I drink DIET enery drink only! You are the best bro!🤙🤙🤙

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

LMAO! Let me know if there are any other concepts you think we should cover! Happy to do a live stream on those ones as well!

[@rsu7994]

Great instructions, thank you

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

You are welcome!

[@MarcosAntonio-sf4hn]

I want to watch all of these videos, omg

[@quanwen7986]

Awesome judo seminar it is. Really Appreciate methodology and patience. Salute to you Sensei Travis.

[@supbocadelrio]

39:00 This looks to me more closed to FENCING skills than boxing skills, is not like punching but like stabbing being untouched, reminded me to the old style of Spanish fencing called: DESTREZA (dexterity) and again... THANKS FOR SHARING

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Yes I have heard it explained like fencing as well.

[@AtHomeTacticalDefense]

I was thinking the same thing. Changed my perspective a bit.

[@mateusz3162]

thank you, great show

[@SYJ._.126]

good~!! thank you .

[@jjfisher07]

Thanks very much, please tell us more about fighting BJJ people. I find it hard to score throws on them sometimes.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It can be a real challenge from the standing position.

[@MarkKislich]

Thanks for getting the mike. Game changer

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks for bringing it up. I'm always willing to take advice for improvement especially when It's something I know almost nothing about. I'm just getting started. And I'm excited about making improvements!

[@MarkKislich]

@@TravisStevensgrappling you got something going there: a real demand exists for high IQ judo 🥋 because so little of it gets taught. PS I have purchased several judo fanatics products and am happy with them, planning on getting your newaza one, too. ☺️🏆 Mark

[@michaelspyrou1784]

perfect

[@MarkKislich]

Dang I'm making notes like a champion

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

LOL, I'm glad you find value in this Mark!

[@Terminatortx33]

Hi Travis - Question: When you say right on left or right on right. Who is tori when you say this? Is it the first side you say?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It doesn’t really matter. It just sets the tone for the conversation.

[@Terminatortx33]

@@TravisStevensgrappling When you are showing positional set ups i just wanted to clarify when you say left on right grips. I assume you are the right and uke is the left grip - then i can follow along easier. When someone from chat asked to show left on right i assume they are the lefty. Does that make sense. Its the best i can explain it.

[@boingboingjr]

Hey brother, can you do a newaza one seminar on positioning and concepts?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

That sounds like an Awesome Idea! Maybe that will be next weeks live streams!

[@emmanuelrodriguez1693]

Does this apply to gi BJJ or not really?

[@anarchic_ramblings]

That first movement pattern is essentially nage-no-kata uchi-mata.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

100% right!

[@emmanuelrodriguez1693]

Thats sick, Travis! Thanks for the insight. I would love to see some drills where we can practice this concept of stepping, shifting, and timing etc.

[@ozaniguerra2800]

Muito bom! Pena que eu não entendo bem o idioma dele

[@Yupppi]

Lovely bits about body control. After all, no matter how jacked you are, arms are your weakest muscles. Compared to say your back, core, legs, chest as well. Arms are great for dexterity, but not strong.

[@luisserrano5951]

11:51 AYO

[@pavluxaemelyanov1517]

If he pulls ?? If his not and you catch him in time you can get couchi or ouchi depends wat leg hell walk..

[@BigMike479]

hi

[@boomshankaman]

Whose was the knowledge which was asked for and you wouldn’t give out?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

The Korean Taio!

[@rebelape4257]

The uke in the video looks lost lol