Amazing. Perfect. Judo in context. Why? And when? vs how to do the throws.

more of this please... really useful!!!

yoooo, that dude in the back with the blue gi is ripped!!

Landing on the wooden deck😵😵😵

Lot of variations and transitions, i just came from the dojo to continue learning here!! Thanks

Great idea with Randori narration! Hope you'll continue this.

This channel keeps getting better. That was very informative to watch. Also inspiring.

yeeess, keep'em coming sensei !

thank you we really need more of these narrations

Great commentary on all the action. I did judo as a teenager in the 70s, so it's great to see this reminder of how tough Randori sessions are. I'm surprised there were not any sweep attacks or counters during the exchanges. Two very hard working Judokas showing eachother a lot of respect.

Thank you for the vids. Always awesome

Great stuff. I really like this format. Thanks. In the future for this kind of 'commentary' video, would you please incorporate some remarks about which waza are suited to bigger or smaller judoka, and also would you please talk about combinations that occur, or could have occurred?

This is so nice! We need more Content like that :)

my vicarious judo class. thank for the video. I was training till a concussion. not to mention 40 min drive to nearest place to train. At least ou bjj school puts throws in and starts standing for rolls often and we just got a gent who trained judo for a few years. Thanks again for your great channel

Right on! Loved this Sensei! Peters quick strike Seoinagi to Osoto is beautiful. And using it to score quick right after Christian landed his ura nage just to sap the momentum, pro move. Grabbing a handful of hair also helps seal the deal too, hahaha

Great stuff, love it! Question - How do we order those cool t-shirts? Awesome!

I really like these types of videos a lot

Great!!!

Awesome video

Blue gi monster at the back gotta be the main villain. He must be hard to deal with in Judo

I realy like this kind of vids

Could you do a video on that Seoi-Osoto/Harai throw? I would love more options from that grip

Amazing

Nice gi you guys are wearing

When doing the drop Sieo nage when is the best timing or “feel” to do it? I have trouble with the timing

@isa100kg

4 жыл бұрын

Heyo! Isa answering for Shintaro while we #flattenthecurve. The best timing for seoi nage is when your partner is coming towards you. A lot of times you can set this up by doing a lot of foot sweeps such as o uchi, ko uchi, and sasae. It's always good to practice putting together forwards and backwards techniques (ie ko uchi to seoi nage) during uchi komi. This will help you with the "feel" part. Hope that was helpful!

Hot damn, Judo is intense.

I like Christian's style. I would love to see more of it

Grown men in their prime doing judo is a terrifying thing. Bro in the background needs to audition for conan the barbarian. BTW I'm a BJJ guy - I'm all about the lying down exercising :)

0:17 i have a question. When body lock is legal? en when is illegal?

@christianmlj1767

4 жыл бұрын

ElWapoDeAngel. It’s not legal (hands can’t cross or grab each other since it’s considered a bear hug, which is illegal). I shouldn’t have gripped around the back that way. Good catch! I didn’t notice that.

@OmegaSupremeWCheese

4 жыл бұрын

@@christianmlj1767 only illegal in ijf, regardless that was beautiful dude.

i will take striking. grappling is harder to pull off and takes more energy. just an opinion.

why they don't continue on the ground so we can see the transition?

@christianmlj1767

4 жыл бұрын

theo brother good suggestion. Next time!

Peters drop seo is delicious

А где субтитры на русском, непонятно же

9:16 glad he didn't pull the guy's hair out..

russell brand is getting pretty good at judo

Before that uchi mata, christian (black hair) can throw Peter (Asian guy) on tani otoshi.

Is Christian naturally Left handed? If he’s not I have a follow up question haha.

@christianmlj1767

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Serrano what’s up?

@Dynamic6000

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for responding. I’m right handed and came from a striking background. I find myself drilling traditional stance just fine, but subconsciously anytime I start randori I come out in a left stance. My hands then want to grab as if I was in traditional stance though. My question is if you are right handed did you focus on one side more then the other when learning, or did you just drill both and the side you preferred eventually developed?

@christianmlj1767

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Serrano well, long story short, I’m right handed but naturally gravitated to left handed style within my first year doing judo. Sometimes when I’m tired I’ll switch it up and fight right handed since I do have some throws that feel more natural from a right handed stance, but it’s usually against a lefty (since to me there’s more throwing opportunities with dissimilar stances). I’m no judo expert though, so I have a question in return: What made you question that I was naturally lefty?

@Dynamic6000

4 жыл бұрын

Christian MLJ shintaros comment “he does a lot of funny stuff” is something I’ve heard about my Judo. Then I saw your Kataguruma which looked pretty effortless. I find spinning left pretty natural so it resonated with me. I’ve only got about 2 years in so I’m constantly analyzing others to see what might make my judo a little smoother.

Christian's kumi kata is not as good as Peter's. He releases one hand too often and the can't attack properly. My teacher gets pissed off when she sees me do that :)

Awesome video