With or without the Judogi, it really is the same!

[@neisef]

I love this! I wouldn't mind seeing you post more videos of your own randori and rolling. Maybe also a series of no gi throw tutorials?

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@twinsunpredator7998]

@@Chadi please chadi . no gi 🙏 , we need judo gi who can show us transition to no gi , not many judoka showed this on youtube

[@rns7426]

Chadi is rocking his no-gi judo fro for the video!

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@cafeapaka7501]

Excellent analysis and cross reference with the grappling arts - I don’t see the same analytical and thoughtful style in the percussive arts - great work as usual.

[@Fred-px5xu]

Chadi this an outstanding video lecture. Thank for sharing your expertise. God bless you and family!

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@jeremyelijah4139]

Great vid. Love your content. Best martial arts content out there! Jeremy

[@Chadi]

I appreciate it!

[@bripowered]

Thanks again Chadi!

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@bolieve603]

Imo gi to no gi standing the biggest difference is how fast someone can get in on your legs, you almost have to anticipate shots instead of reacting. Ground between gi and no gi is very very different, the multitude of open guards is way pared down, basically butterfly and some deep leg entanglement are still viable but things like Lasso, spider, de la riva and others are either impossible or only useful transitionally

[@Vyom4676]

As always the best🙏

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@jonathanmunozespinoza]

Una de las muestras más claras de la efectividad de las técnicas de Judo sin Gi se pueden ver en el Sumo, hay técnicas idénticas pero con nombres diferentes. También se puede ver en los representantes del Judo en las MMA y otros estilos de lucha.

[@isupportthecurrentthing.1514]

Nice !

[@MizanQistina]

Well, you can always grab/clawing the opponent/assailant skin, especially on flabby person who have extra skin and perhaps grab/clawing some biceps muscles too. Ears and hair can also be pulled down. it deals more damage to incapacitate the opponent...in self-defense perspective of course.

[@Nieves_mly]

Very good 🔥

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️🫡

[@Todo_fighting]

You should try some wrestling and sambo, it is some fun to do different styles and even more for us hobbyists competitor that don't make a living or compete at the highest levels in one discipline, i follow a lot central asian/eastern European grapplers and the train in other styles from time to time.

[@romildocipriano9237]

Então vamos lá . Prático judô e wrestling , a diferença que senti foi que as projeção do judô e muito mais fluida com pouco uso de força também o desequilíbrio e a pegada são fatores bastante fortes no judô, no wrestling as projeções são focadas em cinturadas usando força e explosividade nas técnicas, fora que não existe travas nas entradas das projeções como no judô

[@EthanNoble]

You hair looks rock and roll like Billy Idol 🤘🏾

[@LifesNotHereToSatisfyYou]

I agree It’s literally just the grip and the approach that’s different every thing els is still the same the science is still the same u just have to use ur tools differently but it’s the same it’s all the same

[@Eri587]

i firmly believe that every single judo technique can be performed without a gi with minor modifications.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

Yeah and years of training 😂

[@knw-seeker6836]

How much did your experience in judo help the no gi jiu jitsu training?

[@combatsportsarchive7632]

Chadi, can you make a video about Jigoro Kano's meeting with Motobu "the monkey" Choki? A lot of people don't seem to know that past.

[@niledunn4641]

Excatly the only difference is just the grips that's all, no gi is alot easier to pull of throws and setups especially in street altercations

[@guest0046]

While the kuzushi is a little modified and the tsukuri and kake is more or less the same in gi and no gi the whole dynamic is different. You were standing very upright as if you were doing judo. This is not very good when you fight against a wrestler who will easily shoot in on you. You can afford to stand more up right cause you can stuff the shots with your grip on the gi more easily. The setups from outside range to inside range is very much totally different. Also the stances you need to have. I would say its a bigger difference with takedowns from gi and nogi standup grappling than it is from kickboxing to thai boxing. When you are clinched up, its more or less the same, but the whole game before that is very different and you will lose almost every time if you dont adjust. Its more like BJJ sports vs BJJ with strikes, like MMA

[@marlon1171]

Chadi what is your take on kosen judo versus kodokan judo?

[@Chadi]

It’s a different rule set that’s all

[@shankarsatheesan6846]

I think you need to show this video to Armchair Violence. Judo slander will not be tolerated

[@damanOts]

Chadi=Borat

[@munkhtulgabattogtokh1602]

No gi throws are actually easier

[@yohannschroo5644]

Ceci est un témoignage personnel mais je ne peux pas être d'accord avec l'affirmation de Chadi : j'ai déjà tourné avec des ceintures Noires de judo en MMA et sincèrement en CLINCH LUTTE ils sont complètement désarmé sans leur judogi ! Mais vraiment ! On constate bien que leurs habitudes les met dans le faux en lutte en MMA et qu'ils sont perdus dès qu'on leur retire leurs repères. Je suis à peine ceinture verte de judo (mais avec plus de 5 ans de jujutsu japonais traditionnel ceci dit question projections et un peu de lutte) et je m'en sortais limite bien mieux ! Et en plus c'était des grands et des lourds en comparaison de moi. Si un autre judoka ceinture Noire est pas d'accord avec mes propos je suis ouvert pour tourner en MMA... Les judoka comme Chadi restent une minorité...

[@jsthiffo9568]

a moin que je ne me trompe , Chadi n'est pas un judoka pure et dure , il a fait du l'aikido et du bjj aussi , il a donc une meilleur capacité d'adaptation qu'un pratiquant qui n'a fait que du judo toute sa vie.

[@yohannschroo5644]

@@jsthiffo9568 Je vois ce que tu veux dire, c'est clair que y a beaucoup de judoka qu'ils sortent pas de leur bubulle. En revanche concernant l'aikido vu ce que c'est actuellement je crains que en combat ça a lui ait presque rien rapporté. Concernant le Jujitsu Brésilien si il a déjà sparre en JJB No Gi là déjà ça expliquerait des choses, et c'est plus intéressant comme judo à mon sens ^_^ J'ai parlé de Chadi en minorité pour que mes propos ne soient pas déformés et stipule que j'avais conscience que certains judoka peu importe les raisons, étaient pas tous inapte en lutte ou en MMA et que y avait des exceptions... Ça s'arrête là 🤗

[@EntangledFields]

As an aikidoka, when practicing without a gi, tshirts frequently ripped and people got really slippery with sweat quickly. Perfectly doable, but solid grips required more joint locks where the hold fit into the bones rather than the looser holds that are safer for a hypermobile person like me. My dojo let people train in exercise clothes if needed, so I have trained with people not in a gi.

[@yohannschroo5644]

@@EntangledFields Good work and good aïkido you have if what you said is true. But the good aïkido dojo like your dojo stay not many of majority aikido's dojo : bad news but in French in all case, it is a fact...

[@isupportthecurrentthing.1514]

Ronda made it work .

[@BillyTheKidsGhost]

Sumo as far as I know... My JJJ teacher told me so. 🎶

[@unotratantitantum5661]

It depends from with whom you practice, if against a good level.wrestler, it's very difficult to apply nogi as with gi before understanding what's happening and he has already grabbed your legs without you realize

[@Chadi]

Wrestlers are naturally gonna be more accustomed to nogi

[@CabralNick]

Obviously a wreslter gonna have an advantage in No Gi scenarios, because they train for that!! But you see, as a Brazilian Judoka I've had the opportunity to travel to a few countries in Asia and Europe (especially the East), and that was my first contact with Wrestling; in Brazil wrestling is a homosexual sport LOL so you don't find a gym to learn. But the thing is, even though they also attack the legs, they can and in fact do much more than that, and not only that they also appreciate the sharing between grappling disciplines (especially in ex-soviet republics). Whilst in the US I was caught off guard when I got on the mat, everyone in such a low stance that it actually got me thinking if they were trying to kiss their knees. Well, to my not so much surprise, due to the stance, I was only attacked by sequences of low movements, which worked great; until it didn't. Low attacks are great, but in my honest opnion americans, brazilians and westerners in general are relying too much on them to the point that it gets predictable. I cannot complain, I've perfected my leg attacks in America; thanks I guess. Another thing, from my limited experience in american wreslting, I haven't saw people drilling throws with so much intent as they do they single, high c, double, ankle pick drills... Is that the norm?? Is the reason related to Folkstyle rules??

[@nickelmanful]

Absolute statements like these give off fan boy vibes. Wrestling is great, but it's not invincible and it isn't the only form of grappling that teaches sprawling

[@塩ラーメン-j1y]

ならば相撲が良い。 本来は相撲は武士のトレーニングとして訓練されていた。

[@unotratantitantum5661]

​@@CabralNickinteresting cultural aspects, why in Brazil wrestling is considered homosexual thing?))

[@furiousfellow1583]

principles may be the same but application are very different, the wrist grip to pull as if it were the sleeve rarely works beyond beginners, most wrestlers I've seen/spar push the opponent to get a foward reaction to make an arm/hip throw (as we do in judo but they are more subtle) and rely more on the "tsurite" hand to make up for not having any fabric to pull from, and fully wrap the "hikite" arm to make up for the slippery of having no gi

[@irsh2786]

It's not compulsory to catch and keep the wrist. If you have one underhook then you can work to get a bodylock and then from here you are free to do one uchi mata or else, by example. No Gi Judo can be done at high level, especially foot sweeps and some hip techniques. We saw that several times in MMA as well.

[@frankiecal3186]

If their wasn't a difference, judo guy's would be on top of the MMA world, but they are not. Most judo guys get annihilated by wrestlers.

[@edkun456]

Most judoka don't go to mma after retiring tho.

[@domwood3251]

Depends what you are trying to prove. if it's that Judo works No Gi it can, if it's that Judo + wrestling is better than just wrestling it has for some athletes... It's Sambo. The biggest thing you have to remember though is MMA to most people you mean UFC which is not the same thing. UFC is an American production and has no end of highly skilled athletes ending their 10 year run of academia training with nowhere to go with their wrestling. Opposed to Judo which has much better adult participation and barely exists in America at the same level and intensity. If you looked at Japanese MMA in sure you would see a lot more fighters with Judo on their fight card.

[@nickelmanful]

This comment is peak fan boy cringe.

[@domwood3251]

@@nickelmanful how?

[@px9460]

Makhachev

[@KingOfSwords720]

This one is a miss. Judokas don't care about sports with no set organizational head, rules and lineage. Anyone can do no Gi. Everyone can't do Judo.

[@Chadi]

The goal of the video is to show that unbalancing points of the body are the same with or without the gi, the gi is simply an extra tool. The goal is not to compete with others, I trust fully in judo.

[@damanOts]

Why are you assuming the audience of this video is purely Judokas? I have been subscribed to this guy for years and watch pretty much all of his videos and have never done judo before in my life.

[@TheAseer2020]

​@@damanOts Same here

[@prasantadebnath1827]

Me 2010 &👉You realized 2024😄 but🙏thanks for this podcast