Secret Judo Skills For Jujitsu Situations - Travis Stevens Judo Techniques

[@gregorde]

70s-90s era Judo is the new BJJ hotness. Thanks for keeping the flame alive. This is the Judo I learned.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

LOL thats a great way to put it.

[@varghessmith2985]

@@TravisStevensgrappling In Wiki Jujitsu was derived from Sumo not Judo (from a novice point of view) Karate shadow boxing moments have atleast 6 judo throws as well but not borrowed from Judo because these throws are very basic and also executed in less sophisticated way than in judo.

[@aznkane87]

@@varghessmith2985 Classical Japanese Jujutsu comes from Sumo but Brazilian Jiujitsu actually comes from Judo, not Japanese Jujutsu.

[@varghessmith2985]

@@aznkane87 the word "jujitsu" may be as ancient as "sumo" , the word "judo" was probably coined by "kano" the founder of judo.

[@B_M_DUBBA_U_]

Yeah it still hasn’t caught on too much but its here and we should learn take downs for those dominant positions

[@Brobrahokau]

New white belt at 29 and loving it! Thanks for all your videos Travis. I’ve been watching them a lot!!

[@dereknueveuno]

Always learn details I feel I should’ve known. The detail about collar sleeve and opening up the arms I understood but then how you mentioned that helps turn and swivel his torso in the direction you want 👌🏽 love it thank you

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you found new details!

[@danielblanco7241]

I'm definitely going to try this especially as a older player in 50' s thx

[@robbie31580]

Thanks for these videos Travis. They are superb. Your explanations really help me understand the fundamental structure of why the throw or takedown works. Much appreciated! Thanks again!

[@davidhaas3111]

“Drop it. Pull it. Pass it.” Dude makes his opponent sound like a bop it.

[@justinmarkow6117]

Your stuff is awesome! I recently moved to a BJJ school that has more focus on throws and stand up, Love it!

[@RealizeBJJLife]

thank you!!!

[@mychejonze3692]

STARTING MY JOURNEY.THANKYOU COACH.

[@JujitsuJoe33]

Awesome meeting you at Worlds 2021, thank you for this video as well. Osss

[@Aseretho]

This is golden brother.

[@vdehtyarov]

Great stuff, thank you for the details on angles

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Your welcome! glad you enjoyed it.

[@austmo516]

Thank you!

[@Icehso140]

As a visual we place a broom stick across both big toes, then we place another in the middle between the feet at exactly 90 degrees. The second stick shows his weak base and where to pull or push. This works no matter what stance your partner takes or what direction his feet are facing.

[@lightprintfineartprinting]

Awesome video!

[@axellampe3865]

very good explained, nice details to know, thank you Travis Stevens.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Your welcome.

[@steveesquivel4723]

Great transition techniques here, these judo-to-BJJ videos are very insightful. If you were to add a 3rd intermediate judo level transition technique, what would that be? Im also rewatching the shit out of your last Overhand grip escape video to stick it to my Romanian deathmachine sensei next Wednesday. Thank you very much Travis.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

LOL. Thats too funny! I'm not sure on the intermediate level techniques. I would have to think about it.

[@kevincox9279]

Always great info and detail.

[@jamiee337]

Thank you for all the videos. Would you consider doing one on countering the use of 'worm guard' type lapel grips in the standing part of a fight. I mean when someone threads your lapel through the legs inside to outside and uses it for takedowns or to pull worm guard. Thanks again.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I can go over one of my simple answers for it but it’s a complex guard. It really depends on how they have the collar passed though.

[@jamiee337]

@@TravisStevensgrappling Thank you, would appreciate that.

[@strangelove6757]

Incredible instruction, thank you

[@kennethrogers1129]

Like the sacrifice move to submission alternatives

[@crhasty12]

Great details 👍🤟

[@asharamgurjar3352]

Great video

[@Jarrodjohn2007]

Nice! Love it!

[@nathanmcmullen1527]

Great video thank you coach

[@RobBerks]

Thank you very much!

[@francescofedi6476]

Very interesting

[@adrianarroyo937]

Very nice ideas and details. Thank you! I'm trying these when the gym reopens!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Let me know how it goes Adrian!

[@tarasbulba77]

Uchi mata- kouchi gari- kibisu gaeshi.

[@Tobby4063]

Mean. I learnt something similar to the first technique from a wrestler. It's my go to move.

[@ForzaTerra89]

I’m just finding my Judo isn’t translating to the bent over BJJ stance

[@BadAnthony]

Love it

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thank you!

[@rosslavery3546]

Masters 2 heavyweight here, I feel attacked 🤣🤣🤣

[@markfairman162]

Honestly the most repulsive part of modern BJJ is the butt scoot. BJJ was an effect self defence system that got so far up is own ass that is cannot see practicality anymore. From what was an amazing fighting system it's has evolved into sitting on your ass on the street and getting your head kicked off. I'm sure the original Gracies would be proud!. BJJ without high level take downs is basically redundant, the fact most BJJ schools start on the ground and don't emphasis a take down makes no sense to me.

[@reigninblood123]

I don’t know if you can address this but do you have anything to say about how to approach randori? I am getting complaints about stiff arming and perhaps being too negative. However at the same time I cannot just allow a throw. I guess it’s just about having a big repertoire of gripping sequences?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Are you saying people are complaining about you stuff arming you much?

[@baekho10]

stiff arms = you may be able to defend but you'll never be able to throw

[@adrianarroyo937]

@@baekho10 I always hear complains about stiff arming. I'm quite new to Judo and I know very little yet, but I would assume there's got to be good counters to stiff arming. Should the people complaining learn how to deal with stiff arming? Or there are no good counters, and stiff arming just kills all the game?

[@nicksalvatore5717]

@@adrianarroyo937 I assume it’s similar to just pulling guard or something

[@Laneknkgh5364]

Hello coach I have question Iam 32 years old I practice kickboxing and now I fall in love of judo I want master this sport and be a pro in that Is it to late for me? Or it's done completely Thanks.

[@m5a1stuart83]

No... Roy Dean have his student over 50

[@Laneknkgh5364]

I mean is there a pro athlete start kate ?

[@davidrosales2081]

The way the Olympic Judo people are deforming the art, people seeking to sustain and develop and learn the original complete system will end up migrating to play with the BJJ people who don't ban any part of the original Judo pensum.

[@vw5233]

6:11

[@Hi-th3si]

Hi

[@mohd9252595]

Technique tactic

[@charlesgras8572]

Fred Lewis

[@davidtice4972]

I get the inverted heelhook by dragging the leg/foot over to the inside.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I don’t understand.

[@davidtice4972]

@@TravisStevensgrappling I can show you in a video. It can be the outside heelhook or the inverted inside heelhook. I learned it from Gokor and Gene LeBell.

[@usbsol]

Bjj every bjj guy in the world stands totally hunched over and will try to pull guard in you...😢

[@artygunnar]

Olympics destroyed taekwondo and is destroying judo,you dont fight for points!

[@mwandwebwalya1081]

How much does the practice guy get paid ? 😂😂😂

[@kennethrogers1129]

Like the sacrifice move to submission alternatives