My Top 3 Katame Waza Techniques...with Tutorials

[@samuelreynaldotorresjimene751]

Excelente práctica 👌 gracias por compartir ☺️

[@sevasentinel4146]

All beautiful techniques that I'd like to try out; I think the first one you've shown in the past and maybe the sankaku, too, but I'm glad you covered them nonetheless.

[@TheJudoWayofLife]

Thank you...yes, get practising and let me know what you think of them!! Yes, you are correct...I have covered the initial turn over and the Sankaku variation before, but a long time ago...I'm slightly taken aback that you know that, thank you!!!

[@sevasentinel4146]

@@TheJudoWayofLife What can I say; I'm a big fan.

[@oldmanonabike2740]

Great video s with great explanations, thank you!

[@TheJudoWayofLife]

You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful

[@none3418]

im seeing more ne waza finshes in judo than i can recall. are refs allowing more time when the opponent has failed a throw/turtled or flatened themselves out ?

[@TheJudoWayofLife]

I think that yes, that is part of the reason why, but I also think there is a fresh wave of Judoka who understand the importance of Ne Waza and they are capitalising on other Judoka's more relaxed attitude towards Katame Waza. I think that when refs were stricter with the time on the ground, a lot of Judoka thought, what's the point of investing too much time on learning good ground game when so much more focus was on standing.