How to tie the obi so that it doesn't come off.｜Ryuhei Yagi 八木竜平｜gojyu-ryu 剛柔流｜絶対に解けない帯の結び方

[@juandiegocorton9778]

Ryuhei became so big, congratulations for his first video directing the action.

[@yama3276]

thanks for the tutorial!😊

[@pledgestone]

Great way to tie the belt. I do it a different way, but I always like to learn other methods. I think this is number 5 now.

[@emanuelreid-oxley6628]

That is very nice I have never seen that way how to tie an Obi very different I've seen many ways👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👌🏾🙏🏾

[@apatheticsquid5658]

Aha, even me. I'm only on about four if I count jiu jitsu/judo tie

[@SanTenChan]

*Good tutorial!*

[@SavedSnake]

Nice outfit.

[@shoguninternationalfederat2650]

Excellent!

[@manuelfu9173]

Very cool tutorial, thanks for that. Do someone know the brand of the obi? I’ve never seen this brand before. Thanks.

[@marcscfrt159]

shureido extra wide

[@kalaiarasan2841]

Super

[@paulkazimierzdanisz5152]

OSS Obi Geri

[@anilkumarvanneri]

Thanks for your information... OSU

[@akashkarateandhealth5412]

💥

[@fernandorr3749]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kevm4035]

👌👍

[@mimmotesento1446]

Why the belt is all written?

[@ninthkaikan1544]

Name and style embroidered on left and right side

[@anzahanahamed7144]

oss.....

[@addeside]

...I'm too old for these things... Obi get untied if new, less sweated on and in it, and if we're talking about a black belt, when it's yet black... black belts must became white. Ao and aka belts? You have to participate in many many competitions, so they became soft and easy to tie. Look at Ryo Kiyuna's belts. He wears very used belts with a very hard tied knots.

[@manueluribe4739]

Many knots? It is not a tie!

[@kobe51]

I never saw the point of this belt in bjj tournaments when it would only fall off a few minutes into a match and so much time wasted wrapping it on again, only to watch it fall off again a few minutes later. Update that obsolete design. Clip on short belt, period.

[@gen_kotsu]

本来の帯の結び方ではないのは 「帯」とは呼ばないのです

[@ВладиславТакойто]

Когда в процессе тренировки или соревнований,пояс будет развязываться или кимоно будет раскрываться,-задолбаешься так завязывать,есть более быстрый и простой способ.

[@GibNR_]

Как раз таки такой способ создан для того, чтобы пояс просто так не развязывался во время занятий. Поверьте мне, пояс, завязанный таким образом, без вашего желания не развяжется, сам проверял) Простите, что так поздно отвечаю)

[@ВладиславТакойто]

@@GibNR_ спасибо за ответ!

[@roninrusso872]

I've been studying the martial arts for over 50 years there's only one way to tie a belt the traditional way I don't know why people have to find the need to reinvent the wheel I seen this on Brazilian martial arts now I'm seeing it within traditional martial arts once again please stop trying to reinvent the wheel if you tie your belt properly the traditional way it will not open up on you aren't there more concerns that we should be caring about within the martial arts world that's just my opinion have a good day

[@TheReverb1]

Hello; I understand to what you refer but I see a plenty thick obi loosen. Even when some instructor try something a bit harder. I think that with thinner obi is less problematic. In full contact you see plenty of times loosen belts too.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

This is just another way to tie it so it doesn’t come off during competitions

[@roninrusso872]

Okay once again I just do not agree with this new way of tying a belt this is just my own personal feelings through my experience in the martial arts.

[@superfatbobtail]

I understand your concern on the new method of tieing a martial arts belt. In chinese or japanese, there is a proverb "十人十色", which is "10 peoples 10 colours", which is similar to a English saying "We Are Like Snowflakes All Different In Our Own Beautiful Way"