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[@tyrell1354]

Last in, first out! that's my motto

[@bojanrudic7924]

Ngl bro, thats self deprecating. Stop that.

[@arantxaurrutia0]

It may be bad for your Judo or Bjj but it's good for your back and joints😂

[@tyrell1354]

@@arantxaurrutia0 yeah, but more than that I find warmups boring as fuck I can't do that shit.

[@realdreamerschangetheworld7470]

That’s hilarious 😂

[@onlinetoday840]

@@tyrell1354that’s why you’re not good

[@StuntTriple]

Just started cross training judo this Friday! Looking to get good at stand-up game.

[@ahfmobile]

Practise is what you do before and or after training 🙂

[@griffmccoy5607]

🙏 Thanks for all the great tips

[@madjackmadjack]

As someone that was never athletic and started martial arts later in life, I've always made up with a lack of talent and physicality by spending more time in the gym than other people. I won't said it's made me the best person in the gym, but it's made me better.

[@ronbianca1975]

Hi Shintaro, could you demonstrate the difference between a choke hold and the sleeper hold? Keep up the good videos!

[@malcolmhines4214]

I did that in Kajukembo and now I’m doing that in judo now

[@jedir1519]

I try my best to live and die by that concept and try to practice that in everything I do, it’s discipline it instills and we all need it lol. One thing I have always done with things I want to be good at is write a journal about it, just observe and reflect on your class and maybe simplify a an explanation from you on KZbin to rewatch and see more from it. God bless you and your family and thank you Shintaro 🙏🏽

[@maurisauceda8388]

"Everyone has a life" Me: 😬 Totally, 100%, yeah 👀

[@Docinaplane]

I used to come early and sweep the floor before class. (Karate). Why? I thought that's what martial arts students do. Yeas later when I was promoted to BB my teacher told me he would see me doing it unasked, but at the time, I never saw him.

[@perilouspalms2497]

He thought you had downs syndrome and that you just enjoyed the sensation of pushing brooms

[@ajshiro3957]

All great Judoka are subbed to this channel, he said. Though i summerized the vid, watch it anyways. Great knowledge

[@CarlosVerdinOfficial]

What’s Judo?

[@Catalyph]

How do you feel about belts and experience with time in training vs competitions- I spend MUCH more time in training (2.5hrs x 3 days/wk AND FILO) and 0 competition, yet I find guys that spend half as much time in training but go to 3 or 4 comps (they often are not placing) a year are getting their belts faster..

[@StuntTriple]

Competition is good for development.

[@Catalyph]

@StuntTriple but better than attending the dojo twice the amount ? Is 150 hours training in a year better than attending 4 local comps in a year for you judo ranking and ability

[@m5a1stuart83]

both are important, but that all depends with your training and the instructor since Randori is mandatory, you better try to enter other dojo and try yourself there. not find new but I mean you go dojo to dojo to test yourself there just to train beside your real dojo. that way you will increase your ability in Judo

[@Catalyph]

@m5a1stuart83 Yes, we frequently have other dojos come to our club, and I fair very well against higher belts.

[@RandyRibbon]

I think the conservative view is that competition is its own skill and needs to be trained and evaluated as an individual component alongside the complete skill set of the judoka. It becomes more important as you get closer to shodan, especially if you are on the up-and-up about submitting your points towards your belt to a nationally/internationally recognized organization like USAJudo. It’s just one facet of being a judoka, though I think many will admit it can have an outsized effect on how fast you rank up.

[@TheLichless]

second comment is crazy