Travis Stevens Breaks Down His Own Video! Learn Competitive Judo!

[@furiousfellow1583]

Thanks! Drive me nuts even more when I see coaches promoting changing your judo depending if you are winning, losing or fighting someone less experienced

[@luisquintino7308]

very cool match analysis.Learning a lot. The moment when your opponent gave up...u were there

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Having the opportunity isn't enough. You have to be prepared to take advantage of it.

[@jongler9775]

I absolutely love those videos. I wish there were more ! Thank you for your awesome work.

[@SV-bo8yn]

Hey Travis, amazing stuff. I think this helps us a lot. Usually, when we watch pro play it all goes so fast that we can't pay attention to those details that you point out to us. You make this entire experience educational. Thanks and greetings from Holland!!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I'm glad you find so much value in it V S! I'll do my best to keep putting it out.

[@jamej8370]

All the content you share is remarkable. How you break down matches is the best learning experience on the internet. Thank you very much, Jim

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I appreciate that Jim! Maybe I should go to two videos a week like that and just find matches on line to review!

[@jamjar2013]

Like everything you do, so much valuable detail delivered in a clear easy to follow way. Able to go into small details that you just wont find anywhere else, Amazing

[@chrismaks2518]

"As Coach Billick (Baltimore Ravens) points out, the key to the Prevent Defense is all about the timing. When you use it is as important as how you set up the Prevent. Coach Billick gives a very good rule. If they don’t have enough time to score enough points to win, you can run the Prevent Defense. " Enjoy the coffee. Thanks for the analysis and insight.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks Again Chris for the coffee!

[@maximkucan3775]

Great Match! Thank you very much for this fantastic analisys! Miss your judo style un the ijf tournaments! Big Hug Travis!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks! I really wish I could jump back on the scene.

[@razinhokazinho3092]

Can you do an analysis of your fight with Flavio Canto? Also can you do an analysis on how he fights. It seems very different from traditional judokas. Thank you for everything you do Travis! Ossss

[@MoneyOverFame]

This is phenomenal info Travis. Thank you.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

You're welcome Money!! I'm glad you liked it!

[@IndiaFightingSpirit]

thanks for the amazing analysis !!! don't understand a lot of judo but understanding tactics from this for jiu jitsu n submission grappling!

[@SasakiKojiro7]

I think I've said it before but I always look forward to these video analysis so thank you Travis! I absolutely agree with the main theme of this analysis and personally always do my best to hunt for that ippon regardless of whether or not I'm up a score.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It's the way it should be. The best defense is a great offense!

[@escraonjudoju-jitsuolivier6313]

Inspiring and very useful, thanks for sharing

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

My pleasure! I hope everyone finds it useful.

[@bjjjudo7415]

Loved it!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks BJJ JUDO!

[@theonobody]

Cool videos as always. Btw, you've got a few videos that are shown as 'private' in your playlists so you should remove them - try logging out and viewing your playlists so you can see what I'm talking about.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thank you I was not aware of that or how that even happened. Didn't even know I had private videos on my channel. I'm going to look into it right away.

[@theonobody]

@@TravisStevensgrappling there are also a few random videos unrelated to judo (related to video editing I think) on a couple of the other playlists too - if you're cleaning up generally it would be good to remove those as well. I find your playlists really helpful btw!

[@jimmybrad1]

Awesome video. I noticed when you threatened the triangle at the start, you pulled down on his head - is that legal? for some reason I thought you aren't allowed to pull down on the head to finish it

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

There is no rule against pulling down on the head just a rule that says you can't apply pressure to the spine. Some people consider pulling down on the head pressure to the spine. I am not one of those people nor are the IJF refs on the circuit. But I have seen local refs call it.

[@jimmybrad1]

@@TravisStevensgrappling cool thanks!

[@danielorphanou]

Can you make a video on light weight (tips,analysis)

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

What do you mean?

[@danielorphanou]

How to counter really fast attacks and how to be sure wen you make an attack that you will not be thrown back with uranage and how to beat an opponent that is waiting for you to make an attack so they Can throw you back with uranage

[@maxikozie]

Hi Travis, you say you did a drop seo nage and then a BIG seo nage. I hear this BIG terminology a lot, also for different throws (big osoto gari etc.). Is there a difference between a regular throw and a BIG throw?

[@theone9137]

please show how to defend on the ground correctly

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

check out my newaza mastery dvd on judofanatics.com. I teach it on there.