The greatness of Georgian Judo (Avdantili Tchrikishvili & Varlam Liparteliani) საქართველო

[@zarkomodric6509]

Georgia is a small country with only 4 million inhabitants. Yet Georgians are among the best judomen in the world. And they are fighting not only in a Georgian judo team. There are excellent Georgians in the teams of Russia, Greece, Belgium, Spain and other countries. One Georgian won the world championships under a Greek name (Ilias Iliadis). But the funniest incident happened on one 2019 international tournament when a Georgian in Russian teams fought the Georgian in a Belgian and the referee was a Georgian from Georgia.

[@mubarkqardas46]

And your wrestlers are also great, America loves you guys and Turkey.

[@J.M.Bracero88]

That's it. I'm moving to Georgia to study judo.

[@danielbarros7951]

What is the difference between georgian judo vs judo russian almost idêntical the grip and the throw could could you tell me

[@lukkchlsh]

​@@danielbarros7951we georgians have our own wrestling type. All grips and throws come from that. When georgia was in soviet union, russia tried to steal everything from us. Thats what russia is, steals everything from everyone.

[@권도훈-f9v]

Georgian judo is class.

[@ryanwilliams9984]

Really like these videos on the different styles of judo from other countries. Georgians are very innovative and powerful judoka.

[@Chadi]

Georgian are a strong people indeed! Thank you for watching

[@denohuchi268]

I am enjoying Georgean judo 🥋 very excited to see thanks.

[@abertj.7365]

Very nice analysis. I appreciate very much your admiration for Georgian Judo 👍👍

[@giorgilatsabidze7505]

chadi thank you from georgia 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪👌

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@zazamchedlishvili342]

საქართველოს არწივები გენაცვალეთ !!

[@ronoobish]

Amazing video! I love how other grappling arts contribute to the development of judo

[@Chadi]

Indeed!

[@nikolaosmandamandiotis8970]

Very nice video, my style is Georgian mostly aswell, i like power judo, I have a video of myself doing that ura nage you showed in a randori, exactly like that !

[@Chadi]

After this we all wanna try ura nage:p thank you for watching man

[@Magnus689]

Almost every region of Georgia have their own wrestling style, some have couple

[@Chadi]

Thank you for sharing

[@mpforeverunlimited]

The Georgian border is open now! I really want to try judo there, I've been in Mexico the past few months but I could do for a change of scenery

[@illiadagmailcom]

loved this video. gamarjoba from Georgia.

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@cletusgadsden2969]

Just found the channel and I cant stop watching all of these well done videos.

[@Chadi]

Thank you Cletus

[@MrDididevi]

Georgia forever! Judo forever!

[@aaronmestizo]

Excellent Chadi! I knew nothing of the Georgian style. I like it. I want to experiment with that uranage at practice. Thank you! Big fan, here...

[@Chadi]

Thank you Aaron!

[@M-a-k-o]

Hey Chadi, I am greatful for this amazing video! This is powerful, effective and very innovative Judo. Your research is meticulous and you deserve many more subscribers. Take care👊

[@Chadi]

Thank you so much brother

[@louisjolliet3369]

Oh and just wanted to add that you are an excellent narrator with a very pleasing voice.

[@MeroGrumble]

For those struggling at doing a proper turn during _ura nage_ , look at where the right foot is pointing at 4:32 . A small detail that helped me go from bad at this throw to... well, less bad. To be trained with a crash mat.

[@Byzantios1]

Ura nage: one of my best counters

[@coleguz7993]

Very good detail in this video...I enjoy learning from different styles of combat ...

[@Chadi]

Thank you Cole

[@irakliiki8602]

Thank u men ! GJ!!! not only about this video ! Every content of u is very informative , fair and (more import.) makes judo more popular and understandable!

[@Chadi]

Thank you so much for listening

[@EduardoRodriguez-ks4em]

AWESOME VIDEO!!! THANKS! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!

[@Chadi]

Thank you Eduardo!

[@sandrobezhuashvili9171]

🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪❤❤ Gorgia

[@bengrey4856]

bumping the trio mandili

[@SoldierDrew]

Longest living people on earth are in the mountains of the eastern european Georgia. Renowned for great strength & longivity are Georgians.

[@Chadi]

Indeed

[@danesawyer1190]

Awesome Video!!

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@kimurajack8364]

Could you perhaps do a video on Irish Collar & Elbow wrestling?

[@louisjolliet3369]

Thank you very much for this great video. I wonder which style is more based on strength and unorthodox grip: mongolian or georgian...?

[@Chadi]

I think both are a strong people

[@judobudo666]

front ura-nage/uchi-mata in japan judo magazine [近代柔道](kindai judo) there given the name is yagura nage ( 櫓投げ），yagura-nage is from sumo, meaning round wood throw

[@shayantheunworthy3390]

+"Hello. This is chadi..." -Hello. I love it.

[@Chadi]

Thank you Shayan!

[@zurabmaghlakelidze653]

what you think who support them? father mother brother sister, country people ... people always that is power in Georgia

[@mrtjcombo7]

Russian judo next please! I really enjoyed this one!

[@Chadi]

You got it!

[@ramsesramses3857]

Does not exist ..

[@giorgilatsabidze7505]

sambo 70 % is a georgian chodaoba. chidaoba best 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪💪

[@MrDididevi]

russian judokas come mostly from caucasian republics. they are neighboring georgia and they are closer to georgians, than to russians. in terms of history, traditions, culture etc.

[@MegaBeitar]

Great video. I'm Sorry that nowadays sport judo doesn't allows legs throws. Judo has Them, ne-waza and atemi-waza as well...

[@Chadi]

Yes Judo should be a complete grappling art

[@alLEDP]

I always joke with a judo friend of mine that every georgian judo player is born by ura nage his ways out of the belly lol

[@Chadi]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 that's hilarious, Ura nage and grappling is in their blood, such a strong people.

[@NovaEmotion]

Please make Goki Maruyama tachnique analyse !

[@Chadi]

I'll add it to the list

[@glennhynes5263]

Practically speaking, the Geo and Jpn uranages are exactly the same. Everyone is judo uses the legs because uki usually entangles to defend.

[@Chadi]

Avdantili aligns his legs differently from the japanese or Mongolian version, it's far more detailed and explained in superstar judo

[@kalyangurung1147]

Is judo more effective than free style wrestling?

[@shayantheunworthy3390]

6:12 Doesn't lifting with one's hip make a technic a koshi-waza (instead of uchi mata)?

[@Chadi]

It can be either uchi mata or hane goshi, and uchi mata can also be done as a koshi waza

[@GeorgeHurt-tx9wr]

🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍

[@shmikishmik3615]

Amazing video. Could you please make such a video about Russian judo?

[@Chadi]

Will do

[@MrDididevi]

russian judokas come mostly from caucasian republics. they are neighboring georgia and they are closer to georgians, than to russians. in terms of history, traditions, culture etc.

[@alazimali7908]

Can you make kazakh judo

[@Chadi]

Sure!

[@abrahamlincoln8542]

Out of curiosity, does Scandinavian Judo have a particular style that you notice?

[@Chadi]

I know the Swedish judokas are unique i don't know if i call it a style

[@abrahamlincoln8542]

@@Chadi Ah I see, thank you for your answer. Well, I'm a Scandinavian Judoka (Icelandic), and I can tell you that my style revolves around excellent breakfalls and getting thrown with elegance lol.

[@Chadi]

@@abrahamlincoln8542 haha that's good it keeps you safe

[@ruggeddrelouris3597]

Which 1 would u take, Mongolian or Georgian judo wrestling ?

[@Chadi]

It's a tough one, they both share a lot of techniques (ura nage, uchi mata front ura nage), but i would say Mongolians have a far more intriguing gripping tactics (khashbaatar in particular)

[@andrewferris1903]

Either or is a bad question, one of the reasons there are clear similarities between Mongolian and Georgian Judo is because they were both a part of Soviet Judo. The cross pollination of Soviet member and satellite states in Wrestling, Sambo and Judo is a story in and of itself, but you shouldn't be a slave to style as opposed to a connoiseur of technique until you've made a system that works for you as a person. Also people come to strange conclusions when they do, like justifying the orthodoxy of Japanese Judo when technically some of it is dubious.

[@armazichagalidze3623]

@@andrewferris1903 no really, georgian wrestling which is really similar to judo, started in 9th century, lot's of techniques cames from there, same with mongolians. Soviet judo, wrestling and even samba techniques, grippings, styles, are stolen from different country. And mongolia wasn't part of soviet union.

[@Chadi]

I'll do my research on German and polish, but next will probably be Russian

[@ruggeddrelouris3597]

@@Chadi I remember some Mongolian judoka coming to the Claudio Franca U.S. Open bjj tournament in Santa Cruz 10 years ago throwing bjj and folkstyle wrestlers....

[@xerke]

Intro song???

[@Chadi]

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[@marickitishvili7902]

qartulad arsad ar devs?

[@jmamvs544]

Shuai jiao, sambo and kurash please

[@jmamvs544]

AND schwingen jeje

[@Chadi]

You got it

[@innercircle341]

How many Olympic champions?

[@Chadi]

One recent example ia Lasha Shavdatuashvili gold in London and bronze in Rio

[@givirazmadze731]

7 Olimpiv champion

[@noworldfortheweak]

Our country is 30 years old........indepedent country have 2 but georgians have 7

[@MrDididevi]

8

[@fredazcrate4362]

🤔💯👌👊👍🙏

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@leoprzytuac3660]

Dumb question, I'm just getting into the world of Judo: why in the hell did they ban the leg grabs? I hate when sports commissions make up stupid rules that far from improving the sport, they worsen it. It's like Karate, I love that martial art, bur half of wkf's rules are nonsense to me.

[@Chadi]

Because they wanted judo to look unique and not like wrestling

[@jimiboi87]

I'm a Nage?!! No, Ura Nage!

[@teablackburn895]

Please, stop using “Russian grip”.

[@oneguy7202]

Time to start a comment war: ilias iliadis is a Greek, yep he borned in Georgia and have Georgian parents but he compete with Greek emblem he lives in Greece he speaks Greek he pays taxes σε αυτό το τριμπουρδελο. Imagine saying that mbappe is one of the best senegalian players.

[@Chadi]

I actually did a judoka profile on Iliadis he fled the country back when it was the Soviet Union, very young, but he still trains with Georgians like Gviniashvili, he obviously didn't forget his roots, I'd say he's Greco/Georgian, funny you brought up Mbappe as an analogy, I like PSG.

[@oneguy7202]

@@Chadi I just said it because in a lot judo videos they write him as Georgian but in all videos he compete he has the Greek flag on his judogi. Chadi if you want search about pankration and ancient Greek wrestling pale(παλη) boths were Olympics sports back when along boxing. I also like mbappe and I really want to see him play with real Madrid, zidane gonna make him the best in the world.

[@Chadi]

You got it! I'll look up Pale.

[@oneguy7202]

@@Chadi actually pale mea s wrestling in Greek, but ancients Greek didn't defined it. The rules were very interesting you could win by pin,submission or throw and you allow to attacked the hole body. I only found information in wiki. Pale was the based of pankration that was considered an wrestling sport even if you could allow to strike. Good luck with your search

[@irakliiki8602]

Illiadis is Greek Athlet with the Georgian roots ) simple ! P.S. he have or had Greek parents to ! And he always speaks about Greece with love and respect and he‘s I’m sure very thankful of this btfl country ! Iponn !!))

[@youspriz1]

john wick is impressed

[@Levuppercut]

Ok.then boxing doesn't make separate martial art either, it is simply English karate.

[@fallback8314]

a lot of these throws are so sloppy you don't know who is throwing who. and they say judo works in the streets??

[@Chadi]

It does work

[@invisiblechurch9621]

It is a weaknesses of Judo sometime you land in a bad position from some throws. In Judo you win and the match is over in MMA you are on the bottom. I remember that would happen Karo Parisian all the time but the throws were so beautiful I didn't care.

[@louisjolliet3369]

I am myself a recreative judoka and it knocks my wind off just watching most of these throws :-) Do not underestimate the impact and do not forget that the persons being thrown in these vids are all extremely high level judoka as well, strong and know how to fall. Average joe would get KOed by most these throws on tatami. "In the streets", as you put it, average joe would get crippled.

[@scarred10]

They would throw any non elite grappler with ease on the street with any throw they wish ,what yoire seeing here are competition strategies against other elite judoka.