RIP Craig Fallon 🥋🥇♥️

@huntermosely7420

Жыл бұрын

Easily one of Britain's best players.

@deanobambino2378

Жыл бұрын

@@huntermosely7420 easily. We were lucky enough to have him come to our club and teach us some stuff.

@haraldodunkirk1432

Жыл бұрын

Very sad. He went for a walk and didn’t come back.

love the head position tip in the intro. low key one of the most things we can learn from wrestling.

I just realized why turtle play is considered fundamental. It teached how to break balance. if you can sweep an opponent on 4 legs, you can sweep an opponent on two. My mind is blown.

Loved these turnovers, gotta practice them during the week!

Man I got destroyed today in newaza. I'll practice these transitions and try again in the next session.

My first ever turnover taught by Yudai Iwabuchi sensei. Also my go to in comps

@Shigashi84

Жыл бұрын

Yudai is the man. haha

Super 👍👍👍👍🥋🥋🥋

coming from bjj, i was wondering why you would choose this (i mean it looks cool but there are way better options) but 5 second rule makes a lot of sense. thanks for sharing!

@burntgod7165

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, you have to be quick and active in newaza. You can't loiter and build position like in bjj. Different rules. Both good in their way, though.

@lasvegaslawncare9848

4 ай бұрын

The primary differences: 1. rule set 2. rule set changes intent How you can compliment your BJJ: 1. Bjj is inherently much more relaxed and counter in nature than judo in terms of "forcing" a position. Time limit etc 2. This turnover engages the Uke with intent and purpose its not the type of move you perform out of shape it compliments more of a wrestling mindset, of going for an attack 3. Self defense: Are you really going to want to hang out and lose a position or with purpose flip the position to a dominant one.

What do you do if the guy lock up and grips his collar / lays flat on his stomach/ how do you engage someone trying not to engage in Newaza

Genius turnover!

I was wondering of you could make a video of sumegaeshi and when to use it?

@OmegaSupremeWCheese

Жыл бұрын

yep just about to comment the same thing, looks like Sumi sitting there soon as you get your butterfly hooks in.

Ahhh we train the black widow over here, it's pretty effective .

Why not just take his back and skip the part where he's on top in your guard?

I liked all the other options. Not so much the main move of the video.

I think this thing is called Bishof turnover in germany. He did sth similar.

Im getting bullied by this every Randori. How do I defend?:D not asking for a friend…

I can just see some beginner try this and he just knees the opponent in the face : D

editing was a little jarring on this one