i'm a 11 years old and i do judo iam a red belt you looked good remember a black belt is just a white belt that got dirty from lots and lots of practice
No celebrating as a white belt… don’t ever take your eye off your opponent… bow looking. Don’t keep the same grip… slow down a bit… you have amazing potential.
@@rac4058 No, actually the bow, as it was meant by Jigoro Kano Shihan, should last 3 seconds, during which the judoka, if male, must look ahead. Only women, in theory, should bow looking down. Now, that's the theory, and we should keep in mind that judo was born in 1882 and that it comes from Ju-Jutsu, which is much, much older. Consequentially the culture was very different at the time and, personally, I think it would be pointless to judge.
I just know this guy will be a beast in a year or more, nothing feels better than winning your first tournament and have the feeling of you're getting better
This was pretty sweet, man. Great first showing; much better than mine. That Sasae at the end was really nice, too. I'm hoping to do much better at my next tournament.
Let me know how you do in your next tournament! Keep training hard and always ask higher belts what you can continue to improve on. The black belts at my dojo have done a lot for me in order to see me improve.
You have some great timing and intuition. You should work on your grips alot tho. The right vs right default grip is a horrible habit if you get to a certain level
@@AngelJudo yeah, switching to left grip is good if you get stuck. You undo your opponents grip that way and you can go for a right ippon seoi nage with the left grip. Also you can try to get your right hand over the top or underneath, this way you can easier to control your opponent and have more leverage.
@@Memeshollanda I feel you, after this tournament it did enhance my understanding of the art. The grips are an area ive been trying to drill in order to mix up different throws.
In all honesty, if you are unable to find a Judo dojo then BJJ will work just fine as they will still be learning fundamental skills for grappling. Once they're able to build a foundation, it'll help to drill takedowns (which BJJ does also have). Hope this helps.
Honestly what helped me most was just going in there for the experience. Going into competition allows you to figure out what your style is. As a beginner myself I just went in there and did my thing. Best of luck in competition!
Find a nearby dojo and go. They'd give you better advice as it will typically be 3-4 months before you'll have enough basics for your first competition. So much to learn, but training in the club is can be similar to actual competitions -- same area, officials, scoring, etc. The only difference is you know the people you are sparing with. They'll get your ready. Looking back 40 years ago, my only advice for your first match is... take your socks off. I was 12 and so nervous I forgot to take my socks off. LOL.
foot sweeps have the potential to end a match fast and out of nowhere. they are an insane tool and can catch your opponent off guard, even if it fails can always lead into other techniques from it
Well done. Work on sliding your feet and stopping the bouncing. The higher grades you train with are probably already catching you more than they should because of that.
Good on you, keep it up. Also, that loss should’ve been a Waze Ari, rather than an Ippon, not saying you would’ve beaten him, but still… Keep us updated on your progression.
i'm a 11 years old and i do judo iam a red belt you looked good remember a black belt is just a white belt that got dirty from lots and lots of practice
The greatest comment on yt right here folks
Ts beatifull 😭🙏🏾
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@@AngelJudo appreciate it
No celebrating as a white belt… don’t ever take your eye off your opponent… bow looking. Don’t keep the same grip… slow down a bit… you have amazing potential.
Thank you very much
Isn't looking at your opponent while bowing disrespectful?
@@rac4058 No, actually the bow, as it was meant by Jigoro Kano Shihan, should last 3 seconds, during which the judoka, if male, must look ahead. Only women, in theory, should bow looking down. Now, that's the theory, and we should keep in mind that judo was born in 1882 and that it comes from Ju-Jutsu, which is much, much older. Consequentially the culture was very different at the time and, personally, I think it would be pointless to judge.
@@jacntt04 I didnt know this, thank you for the information
"No celebrating as a white belt", stupid made-up rule.
I just know this guy will be a beast in a year or more, nothing feels better than winning your first tournament and have the feeling of you're getting better
I appreciate the support my man, stay tuned for more content!
🔥 🔥💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 I’m inspired to go beast mode in my upcoming competition. Thanks for the upload.
Let me know how that competition goes, best of luck🙇♂🙇♂
@@AngelJudo most definitely. Thanks for your time
This was pretty sweet, man. Great first showing; much better than mine. That Sasae at the end was really nice, too. I'm hoping to do much better at my next tournament.
Let me know how you do in your next tournament! Keep training hard and always ask higher belts what you can continue to improve on. The black belts at my dojo have done a lot for me in order to see me improve.
That was fantastic. As a White belt it was great to watch. Love your aggressive style.
I have first competition this weekend. Your videos are very helpful.
Best of luck in your competition and go for gold!
@@AngelJudo Thanks
@@worldtraveler3560how did you do
After seeing this I no longer want to fight you in the dorm room. Good work bro!
Lmfaoo dont worry Ill get you sturdy
@@AngelJudo I was first comment, never forget me when you are famous
@@TjTheAdventurer #nevaforgetdareal
Have my first competition this Saturday. Have 4 months experience. See how it goes. Just go out there and be aggressive.
Great work! Awesome ippons!
About to have my first white belt match in 2 weeks and i am a neverous wreck...
Good technique display 👏
Im very late on this, but how did you do?
What a beast 🔥
Hi im a white belter and i got choose from the tournament soon,wish me luck yall
Best of luck my friend!
Nice throw man!
Are you really a white belt? That sasae was great!!
At the time of this tournament I was a white belt, but I am now a green belt. Thank you for the support!
Cool, you must be happy
Very happy, I appreciate the comment!
You have some great timing and intuition. You should work on your grips alot tho. The right vs right default grip is a horrible habit if you get to a certain level
I appreciate the comment man, are you suggesting switching to left handed grip when up against a right handed judoka?
@@AngelJudo yeah, switching to left grip is good if you get stuck. You undo your opponents grip that way and you can go for a right ippon seoi nage with the left grip. Also you can try to get your right hand over the top or underneath, this way you can easier to control your opponent and have more leverage.
@@Memeshollanda I feel you, after this tournament it did enhance my understanding of the art. The grips are an area ive been trying to drill in order to mix up different throws.
@@AngelJudo keep working brother, its the base for randoori judo. Goodluck
didnt know you were nice like that lmao, good shit
Nah I aint nice like that yet, preciate you dog
Why does this look like a normal fight that you see though in a school corridor all their doing is tackling each other to the ground
Dude have to say as a white belt you got some good moves. Share some tips
Ive got some breakdown videos where I give some pointers, but I can definitely make a video for white belt tips
Any tips on where to have kids take Judo classes in northeast Ohio? Can’t find a place. Everything is BJJ or Tae kwon do
In all honesty, if you are unable to find a Judo dojo then BJJ will work just fine as they will still be learning fundamental skills for grappling. Once they're able to build a foundation, it'll help to drill takedowns (which BJJ does also have). Hope this helps.
Nice fight bro 💪💪💪
Thanks man
Good work bud
Subscribed, I love the artwork man. Keep it up
DUDES THE GOAT 🐐
My man, I appreciate the love!
Great job 👏🏾
Thank you!
Maybe have your recorder refrain from dropping f-bombs every 10 seconds? Congratulations on a successful tournament.
Thank you for your support and Ill make sure to pass on the message
Good techniques
Thank you
You beast💪🏽
My man, I hope everything well with you my boy 💪
Advice for a beginner in judo and thinking of competition?
Honestly what helped me most was just going in there for the experience. Going into competition allows you to figure out what your style is. As a beginner myself I just went in there and did my thing. Best of luck in competition!
After your fights. Bow,shake hands, bow as you exit the contest area and bow when stepping off the mats.
Have fun and show respect.
Find a nearby dojo and go. They'd give you better advice as it will typically be 3-4 months before you'll have enough basics for your first competition. So much to learn, but training in the club is can be similar to actual competitions -- same area, officials, scoring, etc. The only difference is you know the people you are sparing with. They'll get your ready.
Looking back 40 years ago, my only advice for your first match is... take your socks off. I was 12 and so nervous I forgot to take my socks off. LOL.
foot sweeps have the potential to end a match fast and out of nowhere. they are an insane tool and can catch your opponent off guard, even if it fails can always lead into other techniques from it
When you picked your gi did you pick one size smaller to make it more fitted? If so is that the reason your gi skirt is smaller?
At the time, that gi was a size 4, which was most likely not for me already. It shrunk by the time of the tournament.
How much do you train judo
I started right after quarantine ended and I've been training on and off since I go to college.
@@AngelJudo and you're still a white belt? 😳
@@vedu8519 Yup, Im still a white belt since I havent been able to train consistently
@@AngelJudo Looking good man. Keep it up!
2.21 i have got to look twice , some kind of okuri ashi barai or de ashi barai or sasae ashi barai
Sasae
wow how are you under 98 you look way lighter than that
I couldn't tell you lmfaoo, thanks for the support!
Well done. Work on sliding your feet and stopping the bouncing. The higher grades you train with are probably already catching you more than they should because of that.
You're right, I've already been working on these adjustments but it is a good catch. Preciate the comment!
Good on you, keep it up. Also, that loss should’ve been a Waze Ari, rather than an Ippon, not saying you would’ve beaten him, but still…
Keep us updated on your progression.
@@minimanukuk Keep that notification bell on for updates.
i thin this guy practices another martial art. he is to good to be a beginner
Judo is my first martial art haha
Nice sase😊
Thank you very much, I appreciate the support