What to do in a Judo match

[@Shigashi84]

It also goes without saying, that there are a lot of other factors that go into match. Mindset, setting up attacks a few exchanges in advance, forcing penalties. I know there are a lot of skilled grapplers in here, if you have great ideas, please share them!!!!

[@NovaEmotion]

Why you have such less amount of views and subscribers ?! You deserve much more.

[@xavierbeauregard4099]

NovaEmotion im doing my very best at sharing and liking them with my fellow teachers !!

[@jrmbayne]

While you are correct, be thankful that his low view count means individual attention when you have a question. Hes producing really quality material And is highly interactive, , the subscribers will come

[@Shigashi84]

@@jrmbayne Haha that is true. I am hoping to keep this up but as subscribership grows its going to get harder and harder. I am happy i can help!!

[@Shigashi84]

hahaha. Thank you!!

[@vindicatedafi]

This is why I come out fighting on my weak side first. I train both left and right all the time. I don't have the same throws for both sides either but I am very good setting up the throws that I do have for both sides. Best advice is to stay loose so you wont telegraph your attacks either.

[@eyelessjack817]

Got my first judo tournament tomorrow, thank you for the advice!

[@firstname4337]

don't bathe the week before the match

[@Shigashi84]

And have a dirty dirty gi.

[@afnanmohammed9249]

Why ?

[@Heddu]

Distraction​@@afnanmohammed9249

[@maxmustermann1533]

For real... idk why but the amount of dirty judokas is incredible

[@patrickortiz6431]

Obrigado mestre!! Pratiquei judo por volta dos 12 anos e agora aos 21 voltei ao judo e também comecei no bjj, seus vídeos são incríveis, e me ajudaram a ter mais consciência na hora do Randori, meus professores comentaram minha evolução e fiquei muito feliz, obrigado mestre pelos ensinamentos, um abraço do brasil

[@sweden137]

My dad always tells me to just let the judo flow I knew there was someting more into it, thanks.

[@danqfrank44]

I've never been in a Judo match but ive wrestled for a few years. As I come to learn new things my approach is to practice a particular move or a setup that I really like and to perfect that thing. Like in video games people have pocket characters I should always have a pocket move that I've practiced 8000000000 times. So in the midst of me practicing the thing I'm not good at I always have options. Just like with women, in competition and in life I want to develop the most amount of options to operate as efficiently as possible.

[@bojin9469]

Very well said, thank you for everything shintaro!

[@Shigashi84]

You're very welcome

[@MUZA1875]

Your channel deserves a lot more subs, one of my favourite channels. Thanks for all the help and tutorials.

[@marksoberay2318]

Not that i know 1% of your knowledge!...but a great guy i knew would constantly sasae and any reaction you had he would launch you..ie come forward harai, stiffen up osoto, bend over uchi matta etc

[@chefrobsen]

The vid I've been waiting for. Thank you.

[@dougspinestraw]

Great video. Do you have a video a out getting over the pre match gitters. Been competing for couple years and closer it gets to go time my minds like what the hell are you doing. We roll at gym no worries but in the tournament feels so diffrent.

[@leonardocota4703]

can you do tutorials on those bailout attacks ?

[@Shigashi84]

Will do.

[@ghostlog3403]

I like your appoach. Only if you know an opponent from previous matches you might have a set strategy against this certain one. But if it is an unknown one you first have to estimate their patterns. By taking the initiative and forcing your controll over them they have to evade your every move an react. This gives time for you to evaluate a strategy and give the rest to musclememory and your own strong points. Greetings from Germany.

[@Shigashi84]

Very true.

[@johnglennmercury7]

My issue is being a big guy, not as young as I'd like to be, facing fast, young guys. I'm happy to grind them down, but gotta withstand their quick, sharp attacking first!

[@marcyeo8320]

Thank you for your knowledge!

[@adiandrei3006]

You post some interesting videos. Thank you!

[@Shigashi84]

You're welcome. And thank you for watching!

[@mateuesquiagafradera3286]

I am left handed but I have been doing judo right handedly since a kid. 24yo now, would you recommend to put the effort into transitioning?

[@daleaidenletian]

Sensei! Thank you for this video!!

[@acefrank4083]

Thank you for the teaching

[@nicocontreras5366]

I just got home but I´ll check this tomorrow moning. Something for the mind would be nice too XD

[@seamusinmusic]

This is probably the best judo vid i have seen.

[@jrmbayne]

Are there any drills you would recommend for adding variety into your instinctual bailouts?

[@Shigashi84]

Yes. Sometimes, (we should do this more), we would do a grip fighting drill. When someone wins position, the losing person has to go for a 30% bailout attack.

[@kenn.alexander]

#judoscience 🔥

[@noahvining1227]

Handsome man

[@pignokor5536]

strategy : drink energy drink and caffine

[@VeryScaryBiscuits]

Interesting. Why not ?

[@jimmybrad1]

How do you do sode with one hand?

[@jrmbayne]

It's way easier with one hand than it is with no hands... 😝😝

[@leser4088]

The way Hashimoto does

[@Yuzelino]

👏🏿✊🏿🥋

[@PvP_Buddy]

iMovie thx tho