Wrestler vs Judoka

Wrestler drills for folk style rules while judoka goes sub only.

[@robertoconnor7877]

Keeping the art in martial arts

[@10pmmemes88]

these boys are smooth operators. Meanwhile, nobody at my gym is willing to wrestle so lucidly and without friction.

[@thecouncil719]

This is completely beautiful. I love these hybrid styles I'm looking at. It looks like you guys are alternating showing off the most amazing sides of both wrestling and no gi judo

[@3mlg5uImmlg]

Dat omoplata and rolling backtake was not no gi judo lol but definitely agree it was beautiful.

[@vespaman101]

Nice work. More like Wrestler AND Judoka. It was a great showcase of techniques.

[@liukang85]

Very interesting to watch and learn. Thanks for sharing

[@EricHalverson83]

You are a good athlete. Some quality people you train with also. I enjoy your content. Thank you.

[@nathantrotter2509]

Definitely one of my favorite channels to follow. With a Kid who's seriously competitive in No Gi Grappling.

[@kristianhyvakka8391]

This is beautiful work

[@youmang]

I’ve been learning more about max. Very talented guy

[@theunknownatheist3815]

Awesome roll! Good technique from both.

[@Jvmpii]

Watching these grappling flows are fire! That entanglement at 4:50 wash cool asl

[@user-jp6lx2ed3j]

I love your stuff ❤

[@pepsicola5527]

Nicely done! Was very interesting and informative to see these flow drills. I will try to add this to my training too. Thanks for sharing.

[@charleskeys8836]

Ask them to just flow with you. Or ask them to take turns hitting takedowns with 50% resistance. Tell them to check out Stephen Abas if he doesn't think there's value in flowing.

[@pepsicola5527]

@@charleskeys8836 Thank you for the advice. The problem is usually me. Haha! My mindset is always to not get submitted or smashed and I see every spar as a must win situation. I’m trying to change that now because this mindset has its benefits but also its downsides. One being injuries.

[@charleskeys8836]

@@pepsicola5527 if you do it right and your opponent is on board and doing it right then there shouldn't be any injuries 🙏🏼

[@pepsicola5527]

@@charleskeys8836 Yes! Thank you. I’ve started the mindset change and flow rolling (BJJ) a while ago but need to do it more. I’ve noticed I don’t do the same things every time, those things that come natural to me. It’s not action reaction but actual time to think and apply different techniques. It’s more fun learning/sparring this way. Sometimes I apply this to my standup game (takedowns, wrestling) but it’s harder for me to flow there. That’s why it’s beautiful to see these guys flow like this. Thanks again for the advice! 🥋🤼

[@macielence]

Hermoso! Cuánta fluidez en los movimientos. Oss!

[@user-pv7je3bf4k]

Both Judo & Wrestling are effective, worth learning, and necessary for anyone in mma 👌🏾

[@faizalafiq5004]

beautifully fluid and technical

[@LuisVLowned]

2:10 is so smooth

[@andrem.3629]

simply beautifull

[@kschrem]

Dude in the background at 1:05 is teaching that move on purpose 😂

[@saptack53]

This video is wild 🤟🏼

[@jsl8461]

My favorite sequences: 2:25, 2:50, and 3:30

[@Potatodrumcrow]

Two of my favorite martial arts.

[@vorticedangelo83]

All is smooth like water flow

[@ABlackCrayonEater]

Poetry in motion❤

[@BecozPro]

I love that you've started going for berimbolos!

[@onejudoka]

Def enjoying adding them to my game!

[@Keweiman]

0:15 was a beautiful way to start.

[@patirsreelanka817]

So fun to watch

[@janusakaicare]

Une bonne opposition des tyle et des bonnes variations techniques.㊗👍

[@orlandoperalta2225]

Muy bueno!!

[@AndrewPotterton]

Super super good.

[@fulahno]

Judo has a specific rule set to be practiced with the kimono. Without it, you have to brrak several taboos in order to make it effective. With that in mind, wrestling is a very brutesque sport utilizing straight overwhelming pressure while judo is technical with timing. If they both same size and weight, wrestler can try to dismantle the judoka and maybe he can but one slip and judo makes you tap

[@RichiXEats]

Wooo love your modified ko Soto? I don’t even know what it is, your first couple

[@canisdefense5608]

I wish folks in my gym would flow roll like this.

[@ferasboulala6220]

They roll like this because at least one of them is a black belt. This is also why most training injuries occur at earlier belts.

[@TheDevourerOfPancake]

Ask them go to shot for shot, that's the game being played in the video

[@migsy3302]

POETRY 🙌🏼💯💪🏽❤️❤️❤️

[@adammesheia]

Was the wrestler wresting with wresting rules (going for pin) and the judoka with Bjj rules ?(found the answer in the description) thnx awesome content

[@brendanhutchinson1042]

Subbed..

[@foslas253]

Cool

[@user-en3zq2ei5h]

Is that David Taylor?!

[@Sean-rawlins]

2:27

[@variousmentalproblems]

This arsonist/reverse fireman’s takedown looks really good but how come I’ve never seen it before? You’d think it would be common already. Is it just because wrestling stance is too crouched and you can’t grab the legs in judo?

[@onejudoka]

There are other variations of it. In general it's not an easy move to perform. And you have to be an overhook player to use it.

[@bettermessage2595]

fanatic wrestling has free clip with that. I think Ivanov shows it

[@variousmentalproblems]

Thank you guys! Would love to learn more about this TD

[@Williameg27]

Judoka with jujitsu

[@danielhung7191]

Only take downs, the other things are bjj

[@onejudoka]

Just jiu jitsu, no Brazilians are featured in this video