What I found most impressive, even beyond the superbly executed throws was the fact that NONE of them cheered themselves and made a commotion. One or two even helped their opponent up. THAT is judo.

@Grav1ty2735

4 жыл бұрын

No that's just humility

@Mr.Smiley_J

4 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of one of the first in-house bjj tourneys I was in. Me and my opponent went into overtime, next point would win, he charged for a savage double-leg takedown, lifted, slammed me down, leapt to his feet and cheered to the heavens. He got points off for the slam and unsportsmanlike conduct. Humble, I got up, dusted myself off, shook his hand and won in more ways than one.

@EricFBG

4 жыл бұрын

@@Grav1ty2735 No, that is the spirit of Judo, which includes being humble.

@EricFBG

4 жыл бұрын

@@Mr.Smiley_J But the sad thing is that BJJ does not teach you to be a better person as does Judo and other arts. I've been practicing for nearly 4 years, got a purple belt and the amount of bad conduct during fights I have been the target of or witnessed is astonishing. This behavior goes all the way to brown and black belts. If you already have the correct mindset about being a decent person while a fighter, I fear practicing BJJ in the long run will demotivate you somehow. Have you considered moving to Judo?

@deadby15

4 жыл бұрын

japan is a small, overpopulated island nation. If everyone is overly expressive, it would create an unwanted emotional chaos. So everyone is expected to refrain from bragging, showing off, being arrogant, etc. It's their culture.

Poetry in motion. Judo saved my life twice. I wiped out on my motorcycle twice, and I have no doubt that if I didn't know how to fall from a decade of judo practice, I wouldn't have survived either crash. My black belt in judo is one of my most cherished accomplishments. It's too bad more people don't participate in judo.

@user-dn6ht6bo7r

5 жыл бұрын

Captain Bob Smiley so you can also use falling techniques on concrete? Just wondering still sounds dangerous

@pledgestone

5 жыл бұрын

μαριος Καπετανοπουλος, believe it or not, when i was flying through the air, I was able to remain calm, I naturally landed on my back with the most surface area possible, and I was able to keep my head off the street. Most untrained people put their arms out to catch themselves, and break their hands, wrists, and/or arms. My core and neck strength kept my head from bouncing off the street. I was still injured, but I know 100% that the way I landed, both times (due to the thousands and thousands of break falls I had practiced through the years) mitigated the damage considerably. The helmet and heavy coat also helped.

@user-dn6ht6bo7r

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for the response, honestly i have heard many times people saying that judo saved them from a similar situation but always sounded weird.Your description of the accident kind of helped me understand the role judo played ,though you were wearing a helmet ,which is to be expected, but I have always wondered how someone could protect his head when falling because these forms of forward rolling I have seen don't seem to work on concrete

@pledgestone

5 жыл бұрын

μαριος Καπετανοπουλος, what you say is correct. I wouldn't want to go out and do some throws or rolls on concrete voluntarily. But in a high stress situation, with the adrenaline flowing, and you are facing serious injury or death... it's similar, in my opinion, to people who get shot (or whatever) and don't realize it till later. Your senses are so focused. It is nice to know that the training (time invested) came through for me when I needed it, and it has certainly made my love of judo stronger (my love of riding motorcycles, not so much).

@vittocrazi

5 жыл бұрын

i have used my falls, also. and yes... it mitigates a lot of damage even in concrete. it still hurts and you get a bit beaten up, but is way better than just flailing. i fell from my bike face first with my legs locked, so couldnt roll. got my elbows a bit bruised, but kept all my teeth, you know... and the other time i was sprinting and a dog crossed trough my feet, so i rolled and didnt get anything, really. a partner of mine told me he fell down from a staircase, but also broke the fall with his judo, and saved his drunk self that way.

I was a student of Kenshiro Abe in the late 1950s / 60s - It is a long time since I have seen such excellent technique, I really enjoyed and appreciated this video.

Judo has been in my family for years, both my sister and brother were State Champions. But he was cutting a tree branch at work when a transformer was hit by lightning. The current went down the power lines and into the tree. My brother was blown 30ft out of that tree, and like a cat, he twisted and forward rolled out of it - shaken, safe and with only a few minor cuts, he thanked his instinctive judo training. 👍

@rashoietolan3047

4 жыл бұрын

Idle Onlooker love to hear epic things like this Big s/o to bro

@leonardopab5

4 жыл бұрын

He got electrocutated though, right?

@idleonlooker1078

4 жыл бұрын

@@leonardopab5 If you carefully read and comprehended what I wrote in my post, you'd know the answer. So read it again.

@leonardopab5

4 жыл бұрын

"The current went down the power lines and into the tree. My brother was blown 30ft out of that tree." No one can roll out of something that travels at light speed, so I guess that he was either blown away because of the lightning hitting him (though he survived) or the lightning wasn't going to hit him to begin with and some magical force pushed him away of that tree. Your story is inconsistent. It's a good story though.

@idleonlooker1078

4 жыл бұрын

@@leonardopab5 You believe what you want pal, but the story is 100% correct, as my brother is still alive. Simple as that.

Likewise, judo literally 'saved my neck' numerous times when falling while hands were full or incapacitated. Latest happened when I was 75 years age. Training pays off.

@user-iw9ul2wn7r

4 жыл бұрын

how old are (if you don't mind)

The first guy couldn't believe it - the throw has been executed perfectly

@nelsonrushton

4 жыл бұрын

yeah that was awesome. I looked up "ippon" in the dictionary, and it linked to that throw.

@ahal_gokdepe

3 жыл бұрын

lol. if that impresses you - you need to look up Toshihiko Koga

So beautiful in slow motion with the perfectly matching music.

@DonnieDarko1

4 жыл бұрын

😋❤❤👍👍👍

@rogeriojunior9459

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed

@TheOriginalPain18

3 жыл бұрын

It's from an anime called samurai champloo

@psSubstratum

Ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalPain18its a different version though

Just beautiful. Some of these throws are works of art. The slightest vulnerability is immediately exploited, usually with grace. Then there is Ono, who seems to have come back even physically stronger after his break, if that is possible. Maybe it's because he often trains above his weight class. In any event, he is simply over-powering.

So much respect to the Judoka. Kano gave us a truly modern martial art, and a great sport, too. When one sees a judoka in mma, you can expect a vocabulary of takedowns beyond the morote gari. Once, Judo got the snub, but now you’re seeing a lot more judo takedowns and ne waza in elite mma. Because it works.

Love the style of judo. Even though I train in bjj which is also great, The different styles of the ground foundation is truly amazing.

@jpbm1873

5 жыл бұрын

Bjj is keeping a part of judo that the IJF is hellbent on destroying so as a judoka I have to thank bjj and every bjj practicioner out there.

@AndreAndFriends

5 жыл бұрын

BJJ is awesome.

@36424567254

5 жыл бұрын

@Jp Bm it is a refreshing sight, a judoka with such an opinion. As a bjj practitioner with a lot of respect for judo, everytime i hear judo players lament that this "bjj craze" is just marketing and stolen techniques from judo, I can't help but shake my head and think: "is it really stealing when you (well, your governing body) throw it away?". Everytime someone in BJJ comes up with a new(ish) technique there's someone somewhere whining somebody in judo did it first. Which may or may no be true, and is largely irrelevant. The way I see it, if you're not using it (possibly because rules), and you're not teaching it (because most judo clubs only care about olympic rules), well then too bad, people will rightfully go learn it from somebody who does use it and does teach it. Techniques can't be owned anyway.

@Robobotic

5 жыл бұрын

BJJ is an american rip off and also highly impractical. Im sorry but if you pull guard on someone on the street he will break your spine and stomp your head.

@chrisg1772

5 жыл бұрын

@@Robobotic American, you do know what the 'B' stands for in BJJ right? Also stating it highly impractical is absurd. Sure there are techniques you wouldn't use in a street setting like pulling guard but there are plenty of other techniques you can use.

samurai champloo, anyone?~

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

That’s it

@FirstLast-mk2ur

5 жыл бұрын

Mata yo ga akereba owakare yume wa tooki maboroshi ni anata wo oikaketeita hikari no naka de dakareru tabi atatakai kaze wo tayori Haru wo tsuge odoridasu sansai natsu wo miru uji nohara karakusa kawaku wa aki no tsuki nobotta manmarusa oiwai fuyu wo sugi mata tsukihi wo kazore Mada mabuta no oku ni aru itsuka no natsu toosugita aozora (atatakakatta) te wo tsunagu hanatsumi utau itsuya omoide (ate wa naku) Hadzuki kara mitsuki kumo to karamu tsuki mou itsuka kaeranu koto ni mezameta toki hitori kidzuki anata sagasu tabi ni ima yobisamasu kioku no naka de iza arukidasu anata no moto e Mata yo ga akereba owakare yume wa tooki maboroshi ni anata wo oikaketeita hikari no naka de dakareru tabi atatakai kaze wo tayori Haru wo tsuge odoridasu sansai natsu wo miru uji nohara karakusa kawaku wa aki no tsuki nobotta manmarusa oiwai fuyu wo sugi mata tsukihi wo kazoeru Kimi ni yori nana hinoki kata yori ni kimi ni mita hana no kaori katami ni musubi yuku michi areba mata kaeri mi mu nagare ruru namida tome soka netsu-ru Oikaze sakebu seijaku wo kowasu no nanimo osorezu susumu no kogane no hana ga hakobu no yasashisa ni anata ni futatabi ai ni ima seijaku wo kowasu no nanimo osorezu susumu no kogane no hana ga hakobu no yasashisa ni anata ni futatabi ai ni Haru wo tsuge odoridasu sansai natsu wo miru uji nohara karakusa kawaku wa aki no tsuki nobotta manmarusa oiwai fuyu wo sugi mata tsukihi wo kazoeru Haru wo tsuge odotte SANBA natsu wo miru uji nohara karakusa kawaku wa aki no tsuki nobotta manmarusa oiwai fuyu wo sugi mata tsukihi wo kazoeru Mata yo ga akereba owakare yume wa tooki maboroshi ni anata wo oikaketeita hikari no naka de dakareru tabi atatakai kaze wo tayori by MINMI

@achilles7042

5 жыл бұрын

so much nostalgia

@daries

5 жыл бұрын

first thing I noticed . 😊😊😊

@nikolab9766

5 жыл бұрын

yh

Shiki no Uta? beautiful choice for an instrumental. instant like from this guy!

Judo is beatiful

I love those Reverse throws. Absolutely beautiful.

I have no understanding of judo, but looking at the video I can see that all of the different moves are about where the hands, hips, or legs are located, before and after the throw. I think I learned something new today.

Classy video as always. Love Nujabes song. Keep up with quality videos!

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

+Grappler Kingdom Thank you Grappler Kingdom

@vetenksS4

5 жыл бұрын

Nujabes we will always remember!

@robertgranados2120

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking. Solid production!

@ThePeoplezElbow

5 жыл бұрын

The end credits for Samurai Champloo. Crazy I found this video..was listening to Nujabes on spotify all day couple days ago.

@jordanbabcock9349

5 жыл бұрын

+ for Nujabes, the Legend!

It's cool counting the steps of tori, on certain techniques you can see how impeccable their timing is. Right when a step is occurring and the weight is shifting they catch it so fast!

Such a beautiful video. Visual poetry...the music, the replays...wonderful.

Very nicely put together. Thanks.

Even in slow mo I have to re watch the take down several times to see the intricacies of it all. Beautiful 😍

Thanks for the great vid featured by great tracks R.I.P Nujabes... Greatest Japanese track maker ever, nostalgic as hell listening to this.

Classy music with quality content 🔥 This is what I call a compilation 🤘

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

+yapa37 Thank you

@BlazeShogun

5 жыл бұрын

@@JudoOnLine Great video compilation! May i ask the name of the song/music? I think it was a great choice!

@BlazeShogun

4 жыл бұрын

@@danielsoriano4904 Thank you Sir! I appreciate it.

So smooth, love the highlight ty!

I produce national TV commercials for a living and I gotta day that I really appreciate the technical and creative work, you put into this video. Poetry in motion. Great job...

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Rubin, I appreciate

nice flow. Such a beautiful sport and great presentation of it too. Nicely done

Thank you for a video that gets straight to the point! :)

Came for the judo, stayed for the chill vibes ♪♪

These throws are beautiful to watch. Powerful, graceful and effective.

Respect from 🇰🇷

@21alot

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks from 🇯🇵

@antonovsadowski1135

3 жыл бұрын

We need more respect and peace than hatred 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Some of those throws are sublime. Absolute pleasure to watch!

Beautiful video!

Thanks very much for this.

Loved the one hand throw flawless!

That first seoi nagi was so clean, it looked like practice against a willing opponent!

Military brat 1954-55 Niigata Japan I was 9 years old went to judo class for about a year. Forward one year Montgomery Alabama new kid and bullied. Thank you judo.

Superb japanese disciplined fighters 🇮🇳♥️👍

I haven't practiced in such a long time but I still love martial arts. Awesome video.

These videos are so well done 👍🏼

i would be glad if you do the same type video about georgian national team. they deserve it

Instantly liked just because of the song 😍😊

I was already going to watch the video, you didn't have to hook me with dem Nujabes vibes...but thank you for doing it anyway.

Awesome I started judo Love it Otashi are the best move for mma

Japanese Judoka, the best. Good luck from the UK.

Top notch video and judo.

Well done quality video.

Am I the only one who almost starts crying at the end when the phrase "THIS IS JUDO" appears?! Wonderful video.

Thanks for the awesome video ! 👍

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

+oopparala you’re welcome

It always cracks me up to see Koreans doing Judo, an ancient Japanese martial art. lol I like how when the opponent is taken down they just lay there like they can’t believe it while the Japanese man gets up and just walks away, no celebrating, just struts off like a boss!😂

Judo is awesome. But I am still a white belt in judo. But I am just healing from an knee injury. I’ll have to say that judo is hard for me to learn. But I am still gonna Keep doing it to get better at it . Also I plan on doing some different styles of karate to

@crossfire1129

5 жыл бұрын

6 months and you'll have judo for the rest of your life. Don't give up. Take it easy. Take falls. Don't feel bad about learning to fall. Its half of it.

@theoden4701

5 жыл бұрын

heey mate as i see this comment was written 4 months ago.... i am too on my 4th month of practicing judo ! Let us both give it time and patience my friend !!!

@sirius190363

5 жыл бұрын

I’m 55 years old. Started judo 16 months ago and got the yellow belt 3 for months now. Starting to learn judo is one the best decision I took in a long time. I’m a surfer/skater since childhood. Judo, at my age, keeps me strong, flexible and it’s great fun.

@saltyseaweed

5 жыл бұрын

Judo is one of the hardest things I've ever tried. The learning curve is brutal.

@user-hb5dx6ye6y

5 жыл бұрын

I'm on my 9th YEAR. The beginning is fun. For a time I was not interested anymore and trained very bad. You train bad till you can perform hip throws quickly, know sacrifice throws and used it succesfully in a fight or randori. It really amazed me and I was impressed by my own skills. It boosted my motivation. Trust me. The beginning is fun. Then it gets boring. But if you keep it up you will get endless fun.

Very nicely done video

Uchi Mata is my favourite. Never practiced judo but I started using it in freestyle wrestling and BJJ and it catches so many people and leaves a ankle pick right there.

Instant like because of the song 👌👌👌

@kelvinator868

5 жыл бұрын

george wtf is your problem?

@louisjones1036

5 жыл бұрын

Same! Shiki no Uta

Beautiful stuff.

Beautiful!

Excellent choice of background music

This is judo.. These are the best. Thank you

Um dos mais belos esportes.....👏👏👏👏👏

Beautiful video

1:00 wow 😯. 4:10 o ouchi gari (inner reap) was one of my favorites.

Beautiful. Thanks

Wow, some of those moves are extremely slick. Cool video!

Beautiful! Much respect! Oss!

Excelente compendio!!! Y más en cámara lenta!!!!! Oss!!!!

Awesome vid

1:40 what a stunning movement and throw!!!

JAPAN is NO1🇯🇵

@johnbettertonx1

4 жыл бұрын

AVAN YOROSHIKU definitely!

@johnbettertonx1

4 жыл бұрын

Timeoftroubles it wouldn’t surprise me they have a rich history in grappling sports

love the music choice m8

These Judo throws and takedowns are beautiful

You're a legend for this track

Love your videos man.

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

+motherlove Thanks

Art in motion.

super cool

very impressive.. skills worth having indeed

Beautiful.

Amazing video. I train in wing chun, but I have always loved judo. It’s such a beautiful art

@sagicorn1020

5 жыл бұрын

It's not a sport no martial art is a sport.

@rinchise

5 жыл бұрын

@@sagicorn1020 so are the Olympics a sport tournament? Why is boxing present at the Olympics?

@paradox636

5 жыл бұрын

@Finn The Human lol, troll

@ffnovice7

5 жыл бұрын

Combine

@abyssmanur3965

3 жыл бұрын

Pure!

Beauty elegance and wisdom this is judo.

incredible, so clean

This is Perfect Judo 👌🏼❤️

1:36 Poetry in motion

Excellent video, new subscriber 🤙 Judo for life

Great music too - well thought out channel - gimme more !

Wow. My judo binge on KZread has led me to nujabes. Right on.

Nice video 👍🏻

toujours aussi super, continue comme ca j'adore

@JudoOnLine

5 жыл бұрын

+Japy merci

Sick skills!!

I love judo😍😍😘😘

I fell in love with Judo! ❤

Beautiful

wonderful

Didn’t expect nujabes. This video is 🔥.

The top Japanese judoka's technique just looks so much purer and effortless. No wasted movements or steps. Like something in a video game.

Trop classe, bien joué !

Awesome...............

In my first bjj competition, I fought a Mexican guy that’s part of the Mexican Judo team, omg I almost cried when my body connected to the ground. I haven’t slammed so hard like that.

@jvcastillo7646

4 жыл бұрын

brett warren in my competition it was allowed and he even scored couple points. I think the ones that are not allowed are from like Greco-Roman like suplex.

judo- sports, philosophy and art in a beautiful combination

何かを真剣にやってる人は良い顔してますね。侍のような清々しい顔です。

Amazing

Rocks....remember this when I was 15...

I don't train in Judo... I've been an mma instructor since 2005.. but the pure raw beauty of Judo is impossible not too admire and respect

awesome judo at its best , a sweet chess throwing game loooove it