Відео

I keep hearing "neck attacks" when you say "leg attacks", haha. But then you talk about kneebars and toe holds. Thank you for a great video.

Waiting till brown belt for legs nowadays is obsolete. Been doing those for years now.

Advice on where I can visit a class or open mat? I’m staying in Tokyo, Iitabashi area, end of June to mid h July 2024. Im also coming from Seattle, Marcelo Alonso student. I’d love to drop into an open mat at least once. Thank you!

hope your still teaching I can tell how passionate you are about it. OSS

2024 and this is still a great video you covered a lot of questions i was thinking to myself, if I go to japan ever i would like to visit this academy. greetings from USA, Florida

Just discovered your channel and love your content. I plan on visiting Japan with my daughters who train and compete in BJJ. It would be awesome if they could train with you for a few days while were there.

Well, it’s in the name of the school. “Newaza” is a judo term!

Oh my god BJJ is that deadly

Thanks for the info, this is a treasure trove for those visiting Japan and planning to train there as well.

Thanks for the video! I just got my brown belt a few weeks ago and I’m of course going through the usually “imposter syndrome” stage! The best advice I heard for getting over this is that your coach knows a hell of a lot more about jiu jitsu than you do, so trust his judgment.

this channel should be more popular. JS

Post more man!

My professor gave me the brown belt a year ago and I couldn't handle the pressures that comes with it... you turn into one big bulls eye and EVERYONE wants to kick your ass. My last roll with a strong blue belt was humbling to say the least... I want to come back and prove my mental. At 57 it's gonna be a tough rode back.

😂😂😂😂Its not uncommon lol👉oss

Holy ! Been a while, please do more vids. This channel got fans.

New video. Awesome

spent 300.00 $ υs brown belt contract, tryed to get out of the contract, nooooo, still had to pay the invoice.

Kazuki I love your videos and insights. Thanks so much for posting such great techniques and your perspectives.

Get a better a Gi bro!

What has happened to all the great tutorials on this channel?

Hi! I want to train in tokyo for a month, do you have a recommendation for a judo-based bjj school?

What an awesome video! Can’t wait to train there next time I go. Arigato gozaimasu

Thank you sir

Who says BJJ doesn't work against multiple attackers?

Would be cool if you visited a kosen judo place. I don't see any youtube videos like that

How about 50+ starting out would be great too see.

Seattle native here, been training for a bit over two years and visiting Japan in April. Considering bringing a gi with me to maybe do some training while I'm there, but I'm curious what the drop-in culture is like. The late class times might be an issue but could be worth it I think. 日本の観点から見れて嬉しいです。貴重な動画をありがとうございます。

great video i'm from France and here a lot of guy me included started by judo when we were younger even the coach in my gym are all bjj black belt but also judo black belt so our bjj is a lot of standing we dont pull the guard very often that's very interesting to see how bjj is different depending on the country like usa were i would assume there is a lot of wrestler i love that all the best oss from France

how do japanese jūjutsu 柔術 and kodokan judo 柔道, look against BJJ? do they see it as an attack on their martial art or do they respect it? 🥋🙏

Holy shit, thank you oss

I’ll be visiting Tokyo March 9, 10 and 11 maybe if the timing is right I’ll drop in. Do you charge a drop in fee?

I really want to live in japan one day yet expand my martial arts. Learning BJJ in a country I've always loved would be a dream come true

Also I love spider guard!

Have you been to yuki nakai's gym?

I am a white belt with 2 stripes ! This video is Gold. Thank you!

I'll be going to Japan soon for Kyokushin karate, but would like to keep up with my BJJ. This video series would be helpful. Interesting that you say Osu like we do in karate.

I'm over 40 and started BJJ four months ago. It has been a wild four months, and sadly I do not use Facebook to join your group. I am planning a long term trip (30+ days) to the Kyoto area, and look forward to finding training situations like this. Seems things are doing well for you, if you rebranded from Kazuki's to Tokyo bjj club.

I just came from Grit, where I met Toshi and he helped me pick out a new BJJ gi! Great shop, I will definitely be back!

Koyama san is my spirit animal

Nice 👍🏼 - only a 2 stripe purple belt, but they let us do leg attacks in class - I use ankle locks and toe holds most, still afraid to put on the heel hooks so I catch and release usually and occasionally hit a knee bar - purple brown and black belts use them against me as well - I guess we’re not following tournament rules…

Konnichiwa Senei! I just recently moved to Japan Osaka area. Do most bjj gyms have English classes? Im still learning the language 😅

Cool video! I recently started BJJ at Tri-force 池袋 but when I'm a bit more experienced I want to try visiting other dojos to learn from other people as well! Hope to get a chance to train with you guys!

A blue belt is just a white belt that has proven they are willing to show up to class consistently.

Hey guys, nice video I appreciate your perspective. I'm a BJJ brown belt myself. Been training casually for about 15 years with some notable gaps for kids being born and just turned 40 this year. I think the one point of contention I have here is that you should start learning and training leg/foot attacks long before you get to brown belt. Sure, you can't execute on many for competitions but it's important to not be surprised by a whole new set of "things" when you end up reaching the higher belts.

Ｐ𝐫Ｏ𝕞Ｏ𝓢ｍ 😍

I just now realized i have been part of your FB group for a long time.

Thanks again Kazuki for those videos. I like the details you give on the techniques, the fun part of your training and in general I like the japanese way of life that you present. Oss.

Love this video! I look forward to more! Thank you immensely!

I definitely agree with your criteria. I like to use the criteria I heard somewhere over the years that a blue belt is someone that can easily handle an untrained opponent of equal size, while a purple can handle an untrained opponent of any size. Of course there are outliers (a D1 athlete walks into your academy for a trial class, lol).

I clicked cuz I saw a donut. Stayed for the BJJ lol