Can You Do These Judo Foot Sweeps? IJF Level System!

[@lucterbogt183]

Judo Unc coming through again. Injured atm but still able to learn about the sport every day thanks to your amazing content! NYC is lucky to have you

[@GI-bg3th]

I am the trainer in a Judo course for beginners where I encourage the people training with me to look for techniques on youtube as inspiration. Your channel is one of my recommendations. Thank you Shintaro!

[@numberonealbino84]

FOOT SWEEEEEPS!!! RAAAAAAAA!!!

[@jimmylin7233]

I love this video so much! Such a well-structured and designed pedagogical approach to teaching the angles for successful sweeps!

[@tylerdurden4289]

What does pedagogical even mean ?

[@agentsmith868]

one of your best vids yet , thank you gentlemen

[@djignatin4043]

I love Ashi waza. My favorite part of Judo.

[@leonvandersande]

Looking forward to seeing the RvR version of this!

[@tomtrader6559]

Did not know Brian was such a big Judo fan:)

[@ronaldcastillo414]

Love this!

[@vagabondsoul1286]

Thanks! And why are you wearing a black belt?

[@derekxiaoEvanescentBliss]

Can you do this for right vs right??

[@OutrageousPheasant]

Hey, so, I have been practicing judo for now, 3 months? I have learned about seoi-nage but I don't have the power to "load" up my opponent, that means like loading my opponent on my back and then throwing him, maybe you can do a video about strength training for judo, and I think "at home" would be the best (basically using your body weight) that would really help me, also, nice video!

[@wikingagresor]

Just doing 'warm ups' and randori for some time will strengthen your muscles.

[@navnnavn1226]

You can build a lot of strength with 4 comprehensive strength exercises: pushups, pullups, deadlifts and weighted squats. Normal variations, nothing fancy. Use full range of motion and with slow, controlled movements. Modify the resistance of each movement so that you cannot do more repetitions after doing 5-20 repetitions of an individual movement. This is the typical ideal range for building muscle and strength. After a strength workout, give your muscles some days rest until they feel fine again before you train them heavy with strength training again. I'm not a judoka, but I've instructed TKD for 5 years

[@madjackmadjack]

I'm still only a beginner and I really struggle with bending my knees for Seoi-Nage, I think there's nothing for it except to rep it out until you can do it repeatedly. Shintaro's videos sometimes talk about too much rote Ouchi-Komi not helping your Judo, but there's a place for it if you're not yet at the point where you can consistent execute a passable version of the throw in static repetition.

[@damp5900]

❤

[@tomtrader6559]

Is teher specifil level where you should start adding foot sweeps if the place you train doesn't do much of them?

[@saadbenchalal935]

Can you adjust that to no gi ?

[@ares9724]

The throws yes, you just have to replace the grips for collar ties and wrist control

[@twinsunpredator7998]

Same with NO GI sensei we need no GI It's time to reunifies JUDO and BJJ

[@mmongiello722]

Why does he wear a bjj rank during a judo video? Seems disrespectful.

[@KingOfSwords720]

It's because Shintaro is trying to teach both arts on a Judo channel. I know it's confusing.

[@PltO]

Disrespectful to who? He’s shooting a video in his own dojo…

[@twinsunpredator7998]

oiiiii this is sensei shintaro higashi alrigh ??

[@madjackmadjack]

Is that even a Judo gi? Sleeves look relatively tight, like a BJJ gi. If he was, or intends to, train BJJ that session, then of course he'd wear that belt. I keep both in my bag and don't wear my BJJ belt to Judo, or vice versa. I don't actually care, he can wear whatever he wants, but if you "need" an explanation, I don't think he's dressing for Judo in this video anyway.

[@KingOfSwords720]

@@madjackmadjack He's not a Judo guy, but an American bjj guy. They don't understand the importance of dojo etiquette or traditions. BJJ has become predominantly sport with no definitive governing body and no original organization. This why it never become an Olympic sport or reach the heights of Judo. They adopted the Japanese name, with alternative names for techniques and don't even bow to each other.