Tashkent Judo GS 2023 - TOP IPPONS

[@JudoHighlights2015]

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[@MTMcD116]

Please make a video for best street safe judo (Least likely to hurt yourself & Least likely to kill someone on concrete) ALSO... Please make a video on Old Man judo... what styles you can practice deep into your 40s & 50s

[@nivshporer996]

keep the AMAZING work you do, the judo fans need this so much and you deliver every video, your doing somthing great for judo, love from israel🇮🇱

[@knauhaurk]

Yeah its the in my opinion best Judo commentary on KZbin right now. I love seeing all the highlights of the tournaments since I never have the time to watch everything.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Thanks!

[@amigodoskito8150]

i agree !!!!

[@CamerOneiric]

I fully support your idea of cataloguing techniques and their variations. I know I would eat it up!

[@bobdavidson1976]

Thank you for the amazing content. Always informative and well edited to highlight the technique. I’m looking forward to breakdown videos, they help me to pick up on the names of the moves as well. I’m just getting started and your videos are entertaining and educational. Best to you and peace

[@dovicdov]

10:23 I think its called sukeshi because he countered the Uchimata

[@Aarsvold86]

Yes, it's called uchi-mata-sukashi

[@milanojudo]

The German actually did have a grip for that Tani Otoshi. Watch his left hand, he reaches behind his own back and grabs his opponents sleeve. I've seen this tactic used for sumi gaeshi, but never Tani Otoshi....

[@bionborys1648]

The idea of having a repertoire of throws and ne-waza highlighting the most effective variants, grips, etc. with video from judo tournaments is a great idea. You are evolving, grasshopper, Congrats and good luck.

[@rustamabdurahimov4465]

Davlat Bobonov super.

[@himahimaa669]

皆返し技がうまかった 背負投げはめちゃくちゃキレイに決まっていた

[@vittoriomaximum6548]

I don't know Judo. But you provide good comments, which is like an art. How do I explain it to now jodokas and keep it technical? Videos from 5-10 minutes no longer than that!

[@red8884]

The wrestling based judo of uzbekistani, turkmenistan, dagestani etc is so powerful. They stay balanced way longer than more traditional judo

[@pd4197]

Do more of these 💪🏼🙏🏼👊🏼👊🏼

[@lukedavies6036]

Bobonov for president

[@JudoHighlights2015]

😂

[@kristofferlanghellefjrtoft8038]

When i get a bit older, i would like to train in Japan. Can you make a video of which club you think is best (Times, tokai, ashikasei, kokshukan, etc.) And do you know how to train in some of these clubs? Do you need some ranking or good results in Japan or in international competitions?🙂 Pls help me, love from Norway.

[@Warp_Speed_Hippo]

Love your channel and I watch it every day. I can’t seem to find the join button, however.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

If you go to the channel page it should be at the top

[@Warp_Speed_Hippo]

@@JudoHighlights2015 thanks! I will try again. I’m dyslexic so I miss things but I love your work. You help me with my training so much.

[@marekdabek8278]

Krikbay vs Zaalashvili I think it is the closest to tawara gaeshi as you can get with modern rules and in this weight class.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Is that what it’s called!

[@GalJudoka]

What is your favourite throw in general like uchi mata kochi gari….?

[@CarlsanB]

Awesome commentary

[@hongasbongas1268]

The discord server would be fire

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I had one in the past. It was terrible because bots came and spammed it which makes me think it needs to behind a paywall :(

[@hongasbongas1268]

@Judo Highlights I understand that you're considering putting your Discord server behind a paywall because of previous issues with spam. However, I want to let you know that there are ways to mitigate and prevent spam on your server without resorting to charging people for access. Firstly, you can use various moderation tools and bots that are specifically designed to detect and remove spam. These bots can help you set up automatic filters that will catch and remove unwanted messages before they even reach your server. Additionally, you can appoint moderators to manually review messages and remove any spam that slips through the filters. Secondly, you can set up verification systems for new members to ensure that they're legitimate and not just spammers creating throwaway accounts. This could involve requiring members to have a certain amount of activity on other social media platforms before being allowed to join your server, or requiring them to answer a set of questions to prove that they're not bots. Overall, there are many strategies you can use to prevent spam on your Discord server. Putting it behind a paywall may seem like a quick fix, but it's important to remember that not everyone can afford to pay for access. By taking the time to set up effective moderation tools and verification systems, you can create a thriving community without having to charge for entry.

[@JudoHighlights2015]

@@hongasbongas1268 this comment was so well written it sounds like it came from chatGPT lol. Yeah I’ll think about it. I think probably the way to go is offer the base product for free and tack on a few extra benefits for paying KZbin members.

[@hongasbongas1268]

@@JudoHighlights2015 Hi there! Thanks for leaving a reply You're correct, I am using ChatGPT, a large language model developed by OpenAI. I'm designed to help people communicate more effectively by generating human-like responses to various prompts and queries. It's great to see that you recognized that I'm a language model, and I hope you find my responses helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions or comments!

[@roden2208]

De ashı baraı was excellent

[@ismailahmadogli]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@durdonatursunovakurash9137]

🎉🎉🎉

[@arslanbekbaybatirov5865]

Österreich ❤👍💪

[@처어얼]

2:02

[@처어얼]

2:10

[@Davlatov1987]

Bobonov number 1