I’m a college athlete in another non combat sport and my coaches forbid me from training with people not on my team, and so my roommate and I bought some Mats and have been doing like 1 hour of trying to do moves in his instructional videos... so I got a lot better. John’s the man he doesn’t even know he’s my coach.
I really love the fact that as a Judo academy you promote no-gi so much, I was honestly inspired by this and nowadays I really enjoy no-gi, hopefully I will be able to pay a visit to your dojo during July. Keep up the great work!!
@@The_Scouts_Code I am not aware of how they do it. But in my bjj academy, girls usually wear some sort of sports bra and a rashguard. There is usually no problem regarding that topic. Sometimes you might put your hand in an uncomfortable place but I think most girls can tell whether it is an accident or not, always gotta stay respectful. Cheers bro!
This is really great. Judo, Japanese JJ, and BJJ are derivations of the same thing. The only differences I have seen from studying and doing all three (and wrestling) is “style.” Japanese JJ is more aggressive from a teaching and coaching standpoint. From my instruction from Nagayasu Ogasawara in JJJ, the teaching started with offensive takedowns, mounting and drilling focus on doing leg-locks. In BJJ, it is more focused on countering takedowns, guard and passing to mount. So, seeing this you have the Japanese “style” of aggressive grip fighting, clearing hands and stance “breaking” to get the takedowns. While you have the more methodical BJJ methods of staying in position, countering and waiting for the opponent to break stance. Yes there is a difference between BJJ and JJJ, but they are the same sport. The differences are based on “style” meaning strategy. In freestyle wrestling there are strategy differences in US, Russian, Asian, and Iranian teams. But it is the same sport. I don’t like it when people make it about “what martial art is best” because it is only about what individual is the best.
This channel and its entire content, with such good understanding and explanation of overall judo as a sport and art, is undoubtedly priceless. If your videos got somehow lost in any future time it would be quite a big loss, truthfully. Thus, I humbly ask you to keep going with the channel for as long as you can. Thank you a lot for your work, time and effort!
I like this format! It gives good insight on the action reaction dock process as it happens. Love watching your videos I’m a jiujitsu guy and find your videos very helpful. Thank you!!!
Love this. Great movement and definitely shows the workout that back to back rounds of randori gives. Sometime the pieces come together and sometimes they don’t. Awesome stuff.
This was fun to watch. Omoplata means shoulder blade in Portuguese since you asked in the video. Thanks for making your channel sir. It’s really helpful. 🙏
I’m new to this side of Kajukembo and I’m really enjoying this. This has just been a marker for me and my life in martial arts. I just want to learn learn learn. Thank you!
This seems like such an awesome way to learn. I’m just getting back into judo but reading about all of the lost techniques due to rule changes etc has made me sad. It seems like cross training with some bjj practitioners is a good way to keep judo alive as a whole!
I appreciate the gi, no gi mix as well as the bjj mix with judo. Super healthy combination! I have been doing a lot more standing training working takedowns especially against my bjj training partners.
Sorry to hear about your elbow situation. I've been doing BJJ for 6 years, and not too long ago a brown belt at a gym I was visiting cranked a short armbar on me. Certainly not a pleasant feeling, and wouldn't have ever expected someone of that level of experience to crank an armbar without control, so I can kind of relate to your experience there.
Shintaro got no chill lol. George and the little guy going nice and easy that first round, then Shintaro comes in for the 2nd and 10 seconds into the round boom uchimata attempt lol got to love it
This is an awesome format, especially to watch in the background while making dinner or something. That said, I'd watch the heck out of a "lofi beats to get thrown by" a la 51:45
I appreciate your videdo, and your approach to include BJJ, Mr Higashi. One observation though, and I hope you forgive my seeming impertinence, but I think if you re-incorporated more Judo sweeps, those BJJ guys would be stumbling a lot more and falling. I remember low sweeps with proper imbalance tend to work wonders against all other wrestling styles that do not focus on them. But Judo has special spot for these techniques, and I think it's a pity when Judokas do not use them as much.
You guys have cardio for days, damn. 39:38 If you're using OBS, there's a filter called "Noise Suppresion", the default values should be enough to cut all the noise your PC is generating.
the bad thing about judo is constantly turning back on your enemy. that could easily lead to getting choked. or in the case of wrestling, getting suplexed.
I feel that you are not really giving these BJJ player a full judo experience here. Very light Tachi Waza randori on your part. I mean when ever I have rolled with BJJ players they never take it easy. Maybe I m wrong.
@@eliasschneeberger1337 I get it mate but I think you are missing my point. Maybe I m old fashion my view is that Randori is not really randori unless people are doing ukemis. Ie the resistance Is turned down the speed is turned up on both sides. That will lead to fluid practice with plenty of entries leading to ukemis on both sides. Hence you get a lot more out of your training session. In competition training the randori sessions become like a Shiai with way too much grip fighting and defensive stances something which is I feel not always beneficial for those that are not in it to fight for medals no matter what the skill level is. I guess that is all I was trying to say. I wasn t trying to put shit on anyone. I have full respect to anyone who steps on the mat no matter the skill level. I apologise if I came across the wrong way.
For those that don’t know - Sensei Glick is a black belt under John Danaher, and if you’re reading this comment - you already know who that is :]
How’d you know?
John is the Yoda of BJJ. He has such a great outlook on the art.
@@jdm3656 Gordon Ryan actually shouted out Brian glick he said he’s learned a lot of his game from glick in a story he posted a while ago.
He’s all over Danahers instagram
I’m a college athlete in another non combat sport and my coaches forbid me from training with people not on my team, and so my roommate and I bought some Mats and have been doing like 1 hour of trying to do moves in his instructional videos... so I got a lot better. John’s the man he doesn’t even know he’s my coach.
I really love the fact that as a Judo academy you promote no-gi so much, I was honestly inspired by this and nowadays I really enjoy no-gi, hopefully I will be able to pay a visit to your dojo during July. Keep up the great work!!
How do they train no-gi for women? do they strap up or something?
@@The_Scouts_Code I am not aware of how they do it. But in my bjj academy, girls usually wear some sort of sports bra and a rashguard. There is usually no problem regarding that topic. Sometimes you might put your hand in an uncomfortable place but I think most girls can tell whether it is an accident or not, always gotta stay respectful. Cheers bro!
@@AlejandroJLoayza_Nutricion thanks dude!
Please stop by
@@The_Scouts_Code Rashguards. Same as the men.
This is really great. Judo, Japanese JJ, and BJJ are derivations of the same thing. The only differences I have seen from studying and doing all three (and wrestling) is “style.” Japanese JJ is more aggressive from a teaching and coaching standpoint. From my instruction from Nagayasu Ogasawara in JJJ, the teaching started with offensive takedowns, mounting and drilling focus on doing leg-locks. In BJJ, it is more focused on countering takedowns, guard and passing to mount. So, seeing this you have the Japanese “style” of aggressive grip fighting, clearing hands and stance “breaking” to get the takedowns. While you have the more methodical BJJ methods of staying in position, countering and waiting for the opponent to break stance.
Yes there is a difference between BJJ and JJJ, but they are the same sport. The differences are based on “style” meaning strategy. In freestyle wrestling there are strategy differences in US, Russian, Asian, and Iranian teams. But it is the same sport. I don’t like it when people make it about “what martial art is best” because it is only about what individual is the best.
This!
This was amazing. The expression of grappling and life. Im really happy to have found this channel
This channel and its entire content, with such good understanding and explanation of overall judo as a sport and art, is undoubtedly priceless.
If your videos got somehow lost in any future time it would be quite a big loss, truthfully. Thus, I humbly ask you to keep going with the channel for as long as you can.
Thank you a lot for your work, time and effort!
Thank you!!!! :-)
I like this format! It gives good insight on the action reaction dock process as it happens.
Love watching your videos
I’m a jiujitsu guy and find your videos very helpful. Thank you!!!
Love this. Great movement and definitely shows the workout that back to back rounds of randori gives. Sometime the pieces come together and sometimes they don’t. Awesome stuff.
This was fun to watch. Omoplata means shoulder blade in Portuguese since you asked in the video. Thanks for making your channel sir. It’s really helpful. 🙏
Really really really enjoyed this. nice to know the thought process in such live sparing. Thank you very much
This is a fantastic format. Would love to see more of this!
Thank you for your work! You’ve managed to build a very friendly community and a great environment for learning grappling arts
This is so awesome, thank you for the vid!!
that was actually quite entertaining! Thanks for a great grappling video.
I’m new to this side of Kajukembo and I’m really enjoying this. This has just been a marker for me and my life in martial arts. I just want to learn learn learn. Thank you!
I can’t overstate how great this is Sensei! Your thoughts regarding on and off the mat as well…..Osu!!
Like this format, learning a lot. Thanks for sharing.
This seems like such an awesome way to learn. I’m just getting back into judo but reading about all of the lost techniques due to rule changes etc has made me sad. It seems like cross training with some bjj practitioners is a good way to keep judo alive as a whole!
Sessions like this are amazing. This is the definition of Iron sharpens Iron. Great job coach Higashi.
Great stuff. Would love to see more videos like this.
Really enjoy the rolling . Excellent video to see how all the techniques flow into each other against resistance. More please . 😎
I appreciate the gi, no gi mix as well as the bjj mix with judo. Super healthy combination! I have been doing a lot more standing training working takedowns especially against my bjj training partners.
Sorry to hear about your elbow situation. I've been doing BJJ for 6 years, and not too long ago a brown belt at a gym I was visiting cranked a short armbar on me. Certainly not a pleasant feeling, and wouldn't have ever expected someone of that level of experience to crank an armbar without control, so I can kind of relate to your experience there.
Love to see it big man
Shintaro got no chill lol. George and the little guy going nice and easy that first round, then Shintaro comes in for the 2nd and 10 seconds into the round boom uchimata attempt lol got to love it
I'm a huge fan of this type of content! I'd love to see more of this. Maybe invite your partner to get their perspective, or even Peter?
This was great coach, can you do a freestyle wrestling vs judoka in gi and no gi sparring?
Those are great training partners. They reciprocate learning opportunities, no greed here. Very awesome
This was fun to watch!
I like this video rolling commentating good idea keep them coming
Great vid, is the school in NYC I would like to join. Like the vibe
This is an awesome format, especially to watch in the background while making dinner or something.
That said, I'd watch the heck out of a "lofi beats to get thrown by" a la 51:45
I've got my popcorn ready!!
I appreciate your videdo, and your approach to include BJJ, Mr Higashi. One observation though, and I hope you forgive my seeming impertinence, but I think if you re-incorporated more Judo sweeps, those BJJ guys would be stumbling a lot more and falling. I remember low sweeps with proper imbalance tend to work wonders against all other wrestling styles that do not focus on them. But Judo has special spot for these techniques, and I think it's a pity when Judokas do not use them as much.
Watching this gives me shivers. Dreaming about having such a spot! Thats when you know you feel deep in the BJJ rabbit hole.
Awesome stuff.
Nice video, thanks for showing, should just increase the audio volume, easier to lower the volume than increase it (from the viewers perspective)
Great footage, I often use same three person format, though with two min rounds.
I love the mix grappling sparring 😊
definitely feels like a rough day in the office for George.
His face says it all, right after rolling with sensei, he's lying on the floor thinking oh great have to wrestle that bear again
It would be interesting to see a freestyle or Greco-Roman wrestler in gi vs judoka in gi doing tachiwaza and osaikomi with no grip restrictions.
I could watch this whole thing rn. But it’s 4 am
Damn, Blake is very good at BJJ. Inspires me as I get older!
This is just sick
I miss the sessions and training partners I used to have that were like this.
What is George’s martial arts background?
Amazing
You guys have cardio for days, damn.
39:38 If you're using OBS, there's a filter called "Noise Suppresion", the default values should be enough to cut all the noise your PC is generating.
What weight class are each of you three guys?
he said he is about 230
You guys are crazy.
I love Brian glick
this is fun 😊
Can’t lie as a wrestler it’s such a tease not seeing anyone go for a double or single leg 😫
Unless you are a Greco Roman wrestler
1/4 turn seoi is just uki otoshi, perhaps ?
Pertamax!!!
Increase the volume from your microphone, it's barely audible
the bad thing about judo is constantly turning back on your enemy. that could easily lead to getting choked. or in the case of wrestling, getting suplexed.
"h-oh, fuck yeah" - my reaction to the title. Cheers
Drink everytime he says Waza
pause!
Well done. bet you guys slept like babies that night
Did u see all japan minus 90 why u should not post your hand on the mat when getting thrown he should have known there was no way out of that throw
Ju jitsu
grandpas fighting eaach other lmao
I have never seen a judoka standing like that...it is weird
Clickbait. Pure montage.
The jiu-jitsu guy lost? WTF, no way! He must be fake black belt, coz bjj never lose!!!. You need to enforce IBJJF rules immediately! Bjj4life 💯🤙 oss
Yeah well this fight could’ve been over in two minutes if either one of them was trying to kick or punch or headbutt the other like umm a real fight
man, you're stupid
I feel that you are not really giving these BJJ player a full judo experience here. Very light Tachi Waza randori on your part. I mean when ever I have rolled with BJJ players they never take it easy. Maybe I m wrong.
Brian Glick is also a good judoka but he's lighter than shintaro so he's not going to blast him
@@eliasschneeberger1337 fair enough but randori without uke is not randori.
@@christophegautier7634 Glick is also not shitting on them in newaza. Its a give and take situation.
@@eliasschneeberger1337 I get it mate but I think you are missing my point. Maybe I m old fashion my view is that Randori is not really randori unless people are doing ukemis. Ie the resistance Is turned down the speed is turned up on both sides. That will lead to fluid practice with plenty of entries leading to ukemis on both sides. Hence you get a lot more out of your training session. In competition training the randori sessions become like a Shiai with way too much grip fighting and defensive stances something which is I feel not always beneficial for those that are not in it to fight for medals no matter what the skill level is. I guess that is all I was trying to say. I wasn t trying to put shit on anyone. I have full respect to anyone who steps on the mat no matter the skill level. I apologise if I came across the wrong way.
@@christophegautier7634 Ah now I get you. I thought you meant shintaro should go harder to throw brian in order to make it "real"