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So where’s a sample workout routine!? 😊

Dan Zan Ryu Jujitsu which was founded by seishiro okizaki who held a black belt in Judo amd studied classical Jujitsu and other arts included more striking in his Jujitsu style to fill in the gaps modern judo has.

Thanks for the video. I'll give up judo. I can't afford to get injured.

I'm a very mid Judoka and BJJ blue belt. I've been taking down a bit by wrestlers when I have an upright Judo posture.

They have amazing groundwork but now they should try something new like Judo or wrestling so they can have good standup as well and be well rounded grapplers.

Bom dia!

Would Muay Thai or boxing be better for a 42 yr old man to start getting in shape learn some self defense

Should u train at a school that has floating spring mats or once u know how to break fall any mats the school u go to has is fine

What gi are you wearing in this vid

I agree with you for the most part, and it's the view I've had for a long time. The only question I have is what is the substitute for something like the deadlift? Being able to lift heavy things is important; I don't mean lifting 500 kg (I remember you said that excessive heavy lifting can lead to issues in old age), rather, being strong enough to lift and carry a person away from danger, for example, and being able to do so with relative ease. What is the deadlift analogue in calisthenics? Thank you in advance for your advice.

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How long do I need to get a black belt i js started and I don't do competitions and what does switching belts depend on? like is it skill, time spent, etc?

Bruce was so ahead of his time it is insane…

Advice: on point. Great stuff

In judo kata there is hammer fist❤❤

How heavy should one lift at a maximum? If we take deadlifts as an example, what is the maximum weight one should lift while young and when older? Also, what is the man's name, please?

I already play golf two to three times a week, lift weights twice a week and box twice a week, I done judo a while ago but never got past the white belt stage due to inconsistency. I have no hopes or ambitions of ever being great or even good at judo, it's mainly for some self-defense however if I could throw around or submit someone who doesn't know any grappling, I'd be happy.

Humans are monkeys. Do monkey things. Return to Monkey.

I go to BJJ to make sure my Judo works, it does But they don't like when you just pin them even if you're up in points lol

Ive only seen one person too bulky for bjj... It was a retired rugby player who got so much muscle and fat, he cant really push his arms together... However he can overhead press me with one hand so he doesnt need bjj to be honest(i weight 190 pounds)

Your ausome! Is it ok to do hip thrusts abd squats if i dont have a booty builder??

Im almost 44 I do 3 simple classes per week that hurts they be added a 4th but more intermediate...I'll be doing that and mobility everyday and weight 2 to 3 times a week is this too much??

I have the answer. Why choose? Judo is jacket wrestling with certain submissions allowed. Wrestling is wrestling with no submissions allowed. Jiujitsu is wrestling that has a wide variety of submissions. Do them all!

Is it possible to wear a headband in training?

@OG Fitness it's been a while Happy New Year to you and i'm finally 40 years old today. My question is Judokas in Japan have great submission game compared to other Judokas because they put plenty of time into Kosen Judo so isn't the fault of the Judoka for not putting enough time into it because BJJ came from Judo in the first place?

I know to many people that trained judo. And not they complain about how broken their bodies are. Most people don’t train judo that long. I have seen jujitsu work in the streets of Rio de Janeiro. Which are way dangerous then any place in America. The only people I know that use jujitsu in America are law enforcement officers.

The main problem with judo is all the clubs are for boys only. So either you train with kids or you join bjj

Yeah aint lying about the coach liking you and being promoted.

Juijitsu the most overrated art

Who was the speaker?

This was a super dope post

As much as karate is known for it's fist conditioning, if you look at the height of the "punches" in kata, they are almost always at torso height, not head height, and most head/neck height strikes are done with the hammerfist, knifehand, elbow or forearm. Knuckles against teeth or forehead isn't fun for the knuckles even if they are conditioned, and orthopedic surgery didn't exist in 1600's Okinawa.

Judo is getting expensive in the UK. I joined a club with mostly young school boys, but the tutor was charging me 15£ per hour session! Which is probably about 20 dollars US. I quit after a few weeks, didn't feel I was getting much from it

Just train, have fun and grow. There’s good and bad in every discipline.

I had the privilege to get to know Ken Norton Sr., who had been World Heavyweight Boxing Champion and he told me he wished he had been doing weight training during his boxing career, he would have had a longer career.

Just started Judo 2-3 Months ago and I am 40. Absolutely loving it. The next day or 2 after I always feel every bone.

100 percent !!!😊

I think I watched in one of your other videos where you said when you were a kid you did a striking art, maybe Taekwondo, I can't remember which one, but I think that you might benefit from revisiting that or karate now that you have a lot of Judo experience because the Kata of Karate (which Taekwondo adopted, like the Pinan kata) were designed for clinch fighting. The foundation of karate is actually Tegumi, the Okinawan version of sumo, and then striking was added on top of that so basically Karate is how to strike while grappling at the same time. That's why the hands aren't up guarding the face and why the other hand is always pulling back to the hip because it is hikite for the same reason it is hikite in judo, it's pulling something.

In NYC, BJJ and Judo are the same price

Also non of that in classical japanese MA (koryu) - just mutual bowing, and the osu is not there (neither in Japanese judo I believe). I suspect the dominating practices and top down things are misunderstandings of japanese culture by brazilian and american practisioners.

When I did the math and adjusted for inflation, the dues I paid in the late 80's and early 90's for karate in my area (and all other arts were charging the same), it would equal around $70/month in today's dollars. Today, karate, taekwondo and judo in my area (with their own dojo to pay for) charge $80-100/month while the BJJ schools charge &120-150/month.

Going to trigger a lot of people with that statement 😂

What is your advise for kids under 10? Most MMA gyms focus on BJJ.

I tore my calf muscle doing judo lol 😂 I got staph from BJJ. Maybe I’ll just do pottery

You have any idea what it cost to keep the lights on in academy or dojo?

Per a black belt buddy I train judo with in the states who grew up in Sao Paulo Brazil, he said down there that jiu jitsu is mostly for hoodlums and those who practice it are people looking for a problem, to create altercations. I don't know the validity of that, it's just an interesting take.

100%.

Some people complain about the "empty ceremonialism" in Judo, Karate, etc. and say that those arts would be more popular without them but IMO those are there to keep the ego balloon in check. It's bad enough even with those checks and balances in traditional arts but take them away and you get the ego of MMA. And MMA is there for those who prefer that.

Is that a white belt or the most faded black belt I've ever seen? 😂

A good boxer will wash both them up. 😂😂😂