Quick Guide to Judo - Rules, how to play and how to win !

What is Judo ?
Judo Rules, how to play and how to win !

[@chirumarthivenkanna3602]

I learn judo in my teenage ,it made me more confident and strong , thanks to my master ,love judo..

[@showhighlights3321]

This is glorious, I've been looking for "judo term" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Keyandon Judo Process - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got excellent results with it.

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

@@showhighlights3321 okay :)

[@opticoms]

1:48 that transition to the arm-bar though! 🤤🔥

[@bladesociety]

Outstanding video - clear, concise, and to the point! Thank you!

[@rustedskelotonproductionse3687]

It's sad that the rules changed so much. There was a time where grabbing your opponents leg was legal and I feel Judo lost alot when all those legendary throws involving leg grabs were made illegal. I have a 2nd Dan and when in friendly randori with other Judokas who started when I did, we found ourselves constantly doing those illegal throws still. At least its not in competition lol!!!!

[@tommasosantilli2207]

That's great! Which program/effect did you use to create that "sketch effect" with frames from the video?

[@elijahoconnell]

Thats a beautiful arm bar

[@agazim80]

this is the best description of judo very good video

[@lindenly22]

One of the best throwing techniques to get as much "ippon" is the "uchi mata". The "tomoi nage" is another throw that can get you a good ippon. The best submission technique is the "juji gatame" - or armbar. If the opponent taps out very immediately in pain, that could an ippon - and you win!

[@AnimeGuy221]

1:43 its also essential to control the bottom half too as if there legs get on top of your own you are in a loosing position

[@The1411991]

Dont get me wrong, I have massive respect for a martial art that established as judo, but I don't really know the rules (duh... I am watching this video). But I really don't understand why you are not allowed to touch the legs of your opponent... Shouldn't a martial art be about efficiency? It seems pretty efficient to me to grab a leg for a throw of any kind ;)

[@horreheitedet4320]

It used to be legal, but a playstyle emerged where players would walk bending their upper bodies downward to be the first person to grab the opponents legs. Simply against what the intended fighting style was. It also looked very stupid.

[@curryman1995]

its not really a martial arts in this context, its a sport.

[@bigmember5908]

well they have gone back and forth on this to be honest.

[@hollypreston6639]

Yeah cause everyone started trying to be the first one to grab legs so it was very focused on that

[@leglocksdontwork4243]

It was legal but than the wrestlers come up and destroyed them at the tournaments

[@hollypreston6639]

Fantastic video thanks

[@Leverquin]

the best video about judo.

[@opticoms]

Great video

[@lindenly22]

TIP - NEVER EVER GRIP SOMEONE'S GI unless you immediately or almost immediately follow that with a throwing technique! If you are caught gripping without making an effort to do a throw afterwards, you can face a "shido". Several "shido" (or warnings) can lead you to a disqualification - or "hansoku make" - giving the opponent an automatic ippon - and you lose the judo match.

[@josuerocha1728]

Amazing vid

[@camskea]

Nice video, thanks

[@kevin.z9964]

Awesome

[@herlace8316]

I have been doing Judo since 3 years old

[@siddhaarts8822]

Thanks

[@DanielGennaro]

So much technique involved! Soo I’m a lifelong wrestler. Been wanting to get into this so bad but there’s no schools near me. The thing that’s tricky to me is you can’t touch the legs? But I see leg sweeps? And ankle trips?

[@PatrickStar-gm5mg]

A year late but I think it mostly pertains to your hands so no shooting the traditional double, single, high crotch etc but sweeps and trips are permissible

[@ronki23]

They ban leg grabs but they don't ban defensive turtling? Either ban turtling or give us back more time for ne-waza

[@curryman1995]

allow leg locks, for de lolz

[@santeriairaksinen398]

Only leg grabs are banned on throws, you can use a leg grab to break a turle

[@charlessmith263]

And any unsporting or disrepect during a judo match results in a shido (warning), shikkaku (loss of points), or even worse, a kick-off from the match with the non-disqualifiying party getting the "ippon" - known as a "hansoku make".

[@chillbro2275]

WOW this was very interesting. I want to watch some Judo competitions, now. I dont' get the holding the "same side of your opponent" rule though. i dont' understand what is the "same side".

[@kiefermoyaert]

It is when both of your hands are on the same side of the gi. It's a bit difficult to explain but if you want to grab kumi kata (the grip) you need one hand on the left and one on the right. And they're are some little things that have changed now but i think that if you watch some tournaments, you're imediatly gonne see those (for example : if you have a shido and time is up, you still go in golden score now). sorry for bad English

[@sercangunbattu2319]

who's the judoka at 0:43?

[@futbolusa]

Does anyone else think that not being able to touch an opponents legs is the dumbest rule ever.

[@santeriairaksinen398]

Its only during when you are thrown I think

[@sammcquillan3852]

See KZbin link "New Judo Move-is this judo or UFC?" that shows a strike that appears to be permitted in judo.

[@LuiGi-dc6fh]

I'm trying to self study judo any tips?? Ty

[@scottb4540]

So is judo going to help as a form of self defence if you have to defend yourself on the street? Just wondering because if someone has their shirt off then you can’t grab them? I’m just trying to educate myself here,

[@vladimirdobrov170]

Many judo throws can be performed without using a jacket by grabbing an arm, wrist or neck. But it's a sport in the first place. Self-defence skill is more like a bonus in this case.

[@uncle_martin1131]

The "For judo u need people with sleeves" is an old joke. U can replicate pretty mutch every technique in a no-gi situation. You would just hold the arm instead of the gi

[@raghuvir71mmm]

Thanks kaka(uncle)

[@PetruchK]

Please can you allow community contribution for this video ; then I'll traduce it in french subtitles

[@charlessmith263]

The 2 "ippon" submission holds shown here are the "juji gatame" and the "okuri eri jime".

[@HenryGlick]

bjj guy here, how does this differ from kata gatame

[@zoltanm8278]

The old rules were much better

[@steve00alt70]

I find it really suprising that judo people don't wear any ear protectors

[@qadeeraansari9393]

😁😁😁judo is a best game

[@user-dt8sm6st9u]

why we cant grab 50% of body?

[@cantrememberusername]

Whats the name of the movement of 1:29

[@sam04019491]

LuvlyBraixen Ko Uchi Gari / Minor Inner Reaping

[@Sepixix]

Rip yuko

[@hnzn9263]

Unfortunately no more yuko

[@rocketsjudoka]

Since this video was made Judo scoring has been changed and Yukos are no longer scored. Also now three shido penalties result in disqualification.

[@b.p.fromturkey3176]

I think 1 ippon for win rule is so bad, it has to be 2 at least, after first ippon competitors know eachother than maybe the defeated one make 2 counter ippon and win, isn't this way is more fun and fair

[@ravichandel8690]

make a video of judo in streetfight

[@The46Chief]

"Judo has a moral code that operates on politeness, courage, sincerity, honor, modesty, respect, self control, and friendship." Proving it's value to thugs in a street fight defies all those principals. Why not take it a step farther and show me a thug street fighter against a 10mm auto? I grew up in the streets and the reality is there are no rules or principles to a street fight, but there's great honor in Judo.

[@nicktaylor5952]

When I was a teen I used it. I pulled someone's shirt over their head and hit them with a hip toss. I didn't get to finish the fight because it was stopped but they were dazed and didn't know what hit them. They started it to be clear. I wasn't going around Jigoro Kanoing people

[@ben0466]

When’s to old to start judo ?

[@uncle_martin1131]

Im 25 and bien almost 1 month ago. In my club there are 60yr older blue belts...I think that if your body can keep up with the training and impact than u are fine. Maybe u won't be able to fight in competitions if u are 60 tho

[@ben0466]

@@uncle_martin1131 Idk I’m 17

[@uncle_martin1131]

@@ben0466 then u can practice no problem

[@oneguy7202]

Bjj is far better than today olympic judo or ijf rules kodokan judo only kosen judo can compere with bjj. Bjj stared from newaza and evolve far better because is combine techniques from a lot of grappling arts. somoene can say that it steal froms others but i am ok with it from the time that is effective and the king of newaza

[@bigmember5908]

throwing the daylights out of someone is pretty useful

[@Dynamic6000]

Far better how? I study both and they both have pros and cons. For example for self defense or a street fight scenario you are better off using judo; slamming some one and ending the fight quickly rather then getting into a full grappling match on the ground. Bjj is wonderful if you have a fair contest and know it’s a 1vs1 but anyone who studies bjj will tell you it takes time to get position and submit some one. Imagine you go to the ground and start grappling with some one who has a little bit of grappling knowledge and starts defending and then what you didn’t realize is he has a friend who now decides to jump in and start attacking you, you will very likely be hurt or killed because you are grappling with some one on the ground preventing you from being able to escape. Of course bjj rains supreme in fair rules grappling but If some one asked me what to learn if they could only choose 1 I honesty would say judo first. However Understanding no one proficiency is best and no one proficiency is good for all scenarios is important.

[@atg5377]

need leg grab

[@skdjfkjjfkff2349]

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[@elitagashi2794]

🥋🥋❤❤💪💪🇽🇰🥇🥇

[@zaidhussainfightingtube1677]

In judo other moves are allowed Love from india

[@showhighlights3321]

This is glorious, I've been looking for "judo term" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Keyandon Judo Process - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got excellent results with it.

[@najo7511]

Why did you steal this video?

[@harrypoosie3035]

So basically this martial art relies on people’s clothing. Interesting.

[@uncle_martin1131]

Yea...no. U can use judo techniques even if u fight a naked opponent.

[@harrypoosie3035]

@@uncle_martin1131 I was being sarcastic