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@NatDee-yj6nv did the opposite held one bjj guy in bjj class in kesa katame for 4 minutes I got bored. He was shocked said he couldn't move. I used to be able to pressure to hurt the guys ribs and lungs. Lack of training has hurt my hold downs and throws tho.

Ideally you sweep the foot when there’s no weight on it as they’re attempting to put weight on it while stepping. Something like them slipping on ice.

The point is the training that you put into a guard, or a top game, means little if you cannot put yourself in the positions you have developed. Go back in the clip to where the guy in the black gi finally got to single leg X. It was a position he wanted for a long while but never got to it because his opponent just threw him and subbed him shortly after the throw. When the black gi finally got to single leg x, he got a toe-hold for a tap. Pretty handily might I add. He has skill, he is just not developed in throwing his opponent and getting to a dominant position. Which if we're being honest, matters quite a lot. Can't get to the butterfly guard you spent the last 3-4 years cultivating very easily when your opponent throws you and he's basically in side control/north-south. *THAT* is the point.

@@DeathxThexKid100 you've not told me what the point is. Can you pls tell me in a sentence or 2? You already know you're unable to get to most guards against a black belt in judo.

@@mhanif8816 Alright, here's the first sentence, and here comes the second. (Despite the fact I already told you the point.) Most BJJ practitioners have no idea how to do takedowns, or have no idea how to takedown thier opponent yet think they do; or they think they will simply get to thier game plan purely because they wanted it.

@DeathxThexKid100 So you're in agreement with what I'm saying. Against someone at that level, it's unlikely he'll be able to get to top, or utilise the guards he's proficient at. You're supporting my point. There's no value in rolling with someone where the skill & experience disparity is so large & they're giving you nothing. It's obvious that someone who has been training takedowns for Gi (in this instance) for a couple of years won't stand a chance against a judo guy with +8 years experience. So, there is no value like I said before. Tbf, your point is pointless.

@@mhanif8816 That is indeed the point, to illustrate that guard isn't the end-all-be-all. If you want the best shot at victory, you have to learn how to put the fight were you are strongest. If you cannot do that, but your opponent can, then the point I'm making is proven.

because unlike brazilians the japanese have honor, respect and humility, they refuse to profit off the wilful ignorance of the gullible masses at the expense of their art

@@SINdaBlock411 it's not athletic. Where do I stop...I'll stop there.

@@bobk480 dude, just stop, one look at a dork like this Musumeci crybaby and that's all you need to know ... allow me to demonstrate with a picture that's as clear as can be: wrestling: BROCK LESNAR, jiu jitsu: Mikey Musumeci ... like I said, all you need to know

Jui jitsu has been heavily featured in MMA for decades. Judo is one event in the Olympics. Judo hasn't been hugely featured in the most popular combat sport. It's really that simple. Some high level judoka win mma matches throwing people, and it will take off.

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Thanks man i appreciate it 👍

how about the other guy?

its badass on its own

jutaijutsu*

​@@SINdaBlock411it's jujutsu regardless or another name yawara or hakuda which both are older names for it

No guard pulling here 💪

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on the ground, wile standing it's the other way around

Most are just Bluebelt, if the guy from Kosen Judo you can put them at Purple or Brownbelt.

@@anton8267 you people only care about ground game don't you ...

All depends on the judoka man Belts don’t mean anything but respect for one’s knowledge and the ability to apply it A belt is by no means an indication of strength or skill level in other martial arts A black belt in karate for example would dawn a white belt Same goes for a high level wrestler I’ve seen guys like that mop the floor with bjj black belts who where completely out matched in their conditioning

bro a blue belt in jj smashes a black in judo

not what the tarmac says about jj

@@gianntomasini1579 yeah sure

​@kaiser7121 That depends, some Judo schools they do spend a lot of time on the ground & some BJJ schools now where they're promoting as quickly as possible. A BJJ school I went to for a while everyone was a blue belt after 6 months, everyone who'd been there like 2.5-3 years was a purple.

@@kaiser7121 In what ruleset? ADCC? IBJJF? Yes. Under IJF? No.

He did not, I felt as if it could have been tighter though

Can you pull the arm inside the triangle to make it tighter?

@@Tgg847 good question, I will experiment with pulling the arm to see if it adds any pressure good idea I’ll replay to this comment once I find out 👍

@@Tgg847yes it does add more pressure! If you pull there arm tighter it’ll lower there posture a bit more making it so you can get a tighter bite around the neck!

WHAT?! Of course not our gym is open to everyone regardless of rank or belt colour, where did you get that information?

He’s an amazing coach, I really enjoyed the class up there

When you first start, you will suck at the beginning but eventually you’ll get good

@@Connerdoesjiujitsu55 yea that is very true even with the setbacks i have had i will give it my all from nearly not being here to who i am now is been an incredible journey so i do hope i can be an inspiration for people

I’ve thought about it numerous times but I came to the conclusion that I should get better before I do technique videos

The rear triangle is a great attack, if done right it can be very difficult to escape but it is a real technique

@@Connerdoesjiujitsu55 ohhh i got to use it now one someone i know who but i may be to fat to get it

I appreciate the sub and I’m glad jiu jitsu is as important to you as it is to me

Appreciate the sub bro 👍

Gentle giant Steve