No Gi Judo Front headlock

No Gi Judo Front headlock
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[@gero3973]

Love the no gi judo content!

[@rangoo8136]

I agree

[@rinalds6807]

I too

[@gordanramsey]

Facts

[@Gato.Ninja01]

I love Judo 🇯🇵

[@damabjjfloramax9498]

thx you sensei More no GI please to implement into my BJJ Peace

[@timoernst]

Next video please: How to escape headlock? 😊

[@MrChompy]

Master Higashi, you show the best tips. I would give you one piece of advice though: people learn new things by repetition. To that end, I would show less moves more times in each video. Too much info at once and it all goes out the window. I should note that that is what I liked about Judo training vs Jiu Jitsu- judo we trained the same basic moves at the beginning of every class, with 2-3 new ones thrown in at the end. In jiu jitsu class- it was a new "buffet" every class. By the end of the week, you may only remember one well enough to use. Judo training was superior, for sure. Just a thought.

[@laurentattache1273]

Very good sensei

[@saratcbmix4440]

Good joob dr frnd

[@genises200]

No gi squad

[@bluetiger5064]

Do you think you'll ever move to a bigger place for your school?

[@StudSupreme]

OK - someone is in the process of putting the front choke/guillotine on you. Anywhere in that process, how do you both neutralize the attempt and at the same time place yourself in position to regain the initiative and go on offense? Poor George. After these demos he should get something - a cup of hot chocolate, maybe.

[@sway71]

Depends on how far they've gotten. If you can keep your head from going to one side or the other it'll give you time to get a single or double leg (or turn around for variations of seoi nage...). Even if they lock up the hands, if you can keep your hips on the other side of their body it's very hard for them to finish and easy for you to put your weight on them and leverage the arms apart (sometimes giving an opportunity for a Kimura).

[@anthonyurso9366]

Single leg is what I’m going for if isn’t already tight I use to practice going from high crotch/head inside position to single can side step and fight hands if tight but immediately go for takedown once have angle. If right arm is over head step with left leg can place right hand on hip and side step if can imagine that or if on cage can go for single leg on opposite side make sure bring hips in

[@Kodokans]

Kata sankaku it's forbidden it is prohibited with projection or with cervical torsion

[@coachtali5151]

Forbid deez

[@rogerstone4738]

Sensei, please make a video with correct japanese pronounciation of Judo words...

[@prandz420]

Japanese is quite easy to pronounce when you read the word. Easy to learn