This Crazy Judo Trainings Made the Georgians Unbeatable Judokas

Greetings, judo aficionados! Today, we're embarking on an exhilarating journey into the world of Georgian judo, where sheer intensity and unwavering dedication collide to create some of the finest judokas on the planet. In this video, we'll unveil a compelling selection of moments from the rigorous and powerful training sessions that have elevated Georgian judokas to stand shoulder to shoulder with the very best, even on par with the esteemed Japanese judo tradition.
Georgia, a powerhouse in the world of judo, has honed a training regimen that breeds champions. We'll witness the grueling yet transformative training methods that have enabled these athletes to excel on the global stage, competing at a level that rivals the revered Japanese judo legacy.
Prepare to be captivated as we uncover the relentless dedication, formidable strength, and unparalleled training techniques that have placed Georgian judokas among the elite on the international judo scene. Join us as we delve into the intense and powerful world of Georgian judo training, where excellence knows no boundaries and where champions are forged!

[@kidk007]

They are all on Beast mode 😮

[@ulchfirgne]

Gotta love the post practice pushups and situps in their gitch haha. Слава Грузія

[@DimitriTheBarbarian]

They should open judo schools for foreigners and start specialized travel just like in Thailand there are Westerners who will travel and pay just to train with the best Muay Thai fighters and trainers

[@hectorar7890]

Judo practitioners wouldn’t want the art to be commercialised. That’s what I know when learning the art, we keep it traditional and follows principles.

[@RM-v5x]

Personally, for someone who’s trained in judo, and a lover of the art. I would love if Georgia opened Judo camps. I think it’s an excellent idea. Plus, Georgia is a beautiful country. I do believe that a couple already exist.. But like you said, it’s not as mainstream as say Muay Thai is to Thailand. And similarly to Thailand, Georgians are some of the best in Judo.

[@antebarac9607]

3:23 Tato is very strong..👍👍

[@frankjames4743]

What a beautiful use of space.

[@tig79rover91]

just great!

[@SCI-xp7xp]

Respect OSU!!!

[@ThatSakia]

It made them angry too 🤣🤣

[@pe1er1]

What excersice should I do to break ukes posture when having the georgian/Russian cross grip? Some kind of lateral elbow push down?

[@rac_981]

dips

[@MrDididevi]

georgian grip

[@MrDididevi]

georgian cross grip

[@elianozarate3719]

Can anyone give us name of judo gym in Georgia 🇬🇪?

[@rz9018]

Georgia judo gym

[@davidkamushadze2765]

👍👍👍💪💪💪

[@lifeneverends7068]

Georgians❤🇹🇷🐺🇦🇿

[@sven1wolff1]

Wrong Flags man :(

[@Bdenior19]

​@@sven1wolff1 why ?

[@MatthieuSCHREK]

Ah, yes, judo ... the gentle way of bodybuilding.

[@giannisantetokoumnpo7473]

Much more functional than bodybuilders

[@simpinainteasy680]

Not just Judo, wrestling as well.

[@timhenn4922]

Not only Training but also doping unfortunately. I know an international judoka who says it's an open secret that they dope because it's less strict as in other countries. They just stop it right in time before the international events

[@Ramseybjj]

Why is it anytime there’s a good video of strong men training there’s always someone in the comments with some bullshit like “yea it’s all doping”. Pathetic statement dude.

[@tongpeter]

a complete waste of energy

[@jerrythatman]

Why?

[@XAE_A_Xii]

If getting medals at most prestigious tournaments for your country is a waste then yes