Thanks for the video, my kids actually train under Sainjargal. His knowledge of judo is amazing. You’re right, they have no trouble fighting up close. The Mongolian Judo motto is “whatever works!” 😂
The homie using the baseball bat on the Mongolian judoka was their former president Battulga. He's also the reason Mongolia had a healthy investment in their judo development.
Great video. I requested videos like this, i don't know if you decided to do this video because of my request but either way great video thanks man. I am an israeli i will be interesting for me to see a video like this on israeli judo. It's less flashy then mongolian and Japanese style however israelis are known as great judokas. A lot of mental thoughness and good technic like sagi muki.
Mongolian Judo to me is like a mix between Greco Roman Wrestling and Judo. I personally use the Mongolian Judo techniques but I use Greco Roman grips and at this point it feels like I've abandoned traditional Japanese Judo as I only grab the gi if it means pulling my opponent towards me or pulling them downward. I feel like Mongolian Judo is more effective especially in Jiu Jitsu where players like to Hunker down a lot.
2:00 its not just the grips. its because the mongolian style judo happens when you cross train in traditional mongolian wrestling. why does it make a difference? because in Bokh, the win condition is similar to sumo: The wrestler who first touched the ground with anything but the soles of the foot loses. This enhances the wrestlers positional awareness to counter from places one would expect to be losing positions. ua-cam.com/video/vMcrSipb3L0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/7i_p14OFQgQ/v-deo.html Thats a mini doc that shows it better. you can watch from 5:00 of first part to get the main point
I am a fan of your channel and really appreciate covering Mongolian judo, but I want to say that it is not called Mongolian sumo; it's called Mongol Böh or Mongolian wrestling. Likewise, I would not call sumo as Mongol sumo; it's totally different.
I'm surprised the head grip / "guillotine" like grip at the end of the video is illegal. I'm still pretty new to Judo, but it looks like a really interesting throw. I am however convinced that someone would comment on it "attacking the neck"...
Off topic question... I was having a conversation with a friend and we both agreed that Ono is probably the best p4p judoka competing internationally right now. Who would you say is number 2?
Their style has already been neutered with no legs allowed and even further because of the bullshit standing rules that don't allow unorthodox grips paired with ijf garbage stance on bear hugs
@@JudoHighlights2015 which one lmao. The one versus Keiji Suzuki ? There's alot And yeah bokh is what they use but international judo encourages the opposite. They want homogeneous judo and which is ineffective irl
@@JudoHighlights2015 it's garbage 🗑️. Try any of these irl you'll get yourself hurt. You're instinct is go for legs and also to duck under and be defensive. Force limiting within grappling is never good.. wrestling is much better now. Judo is like 33 percent of what Kano left it at
@@rahadt904 I know many people who have used judo (easily) in real life to deescalate situations. I’ve even used it myself in MMA sparring against the uninitiated. Judo is incredibly easy against those who do not know what’s coming. Usually wrestling wins on the feet, but the wrestler is usually uninitiated to the submissions. Judo is well balanced art if you ask me.
Mongolians wrestle horses from the day they are born, it’s a natural part of life on the steppe and clearly something their horses can handle given their thick legs and low center of gravity. If it didn’t work 800 years ago it wouldn’t have become tradition.
Thanks for the video, my kids actually train under Sainjargal. His knowledge of judo is amazing. You’re right, they have no trouble fighting up close. The Mongolian Judo motto is “whatever works!” 😂
Is he in the states still?
@@JudoHighlights2015 He's in Seattle at Seiei Dojo
I love this style of judo. I have been messing around with the grips in class and found they catch out alot of the more traditional guys. Nice video 👍
The homie using the baseball bat on the Mongolian judoka was their former president Battulga.
He's also the reason Mongolia had a healthy investment in their judo development.
Thanks a lot, I saw this was requested by someone in the comments - I'm so glad you decided to follow up on it!
I try to!
Great work from you to show the art of mongolian judo/wrestling techniques. Cheers ...
Yondonperenlei bear hugging his way to ippons lol.
I'm surprised Monkbat wasn't in the video, but the horse take down was amazing.
Yeah she’s great, but I don’t think she’s representative of the style. She has her own unique style going on
@@JudoHighlights2015 true
Great video.
I requested videos like this, i don't know if you decided to do this video because of my request but either way great video thanks man.
I am an israeli i will be interesting for me to see a video like this on israeli judo. It's less flashy then mongolian and Japanese style however israelis are known as great judokas. A lot of mental thoughness and good technic like sagi muki.
Yeah it was requested, probably from you!
Mongolian Judo to me is like a mix between Greco Roman Wrestling and Judo. I personally use the Mongolian Judo techniques but I use Greco Roman grips and at this point it feels like I've abandoned traditional Japanese Judo as I only grab the gi if it means pulling my opponent towards me or pulling them downward. I feel like Mongolian Judo is more effective especially in Jiu Jitsu where players like to Hunker down a lot.
I think those front Uchimatas are Hane Goshi especially since there using there hips turning them
While using there legs.
Ever thought of doing a collab with Chadi? You guys analyzing styles together would be interesting.
He’s in Osaka right now, and I live here
@@JudoHighlights2015 that's awesome!
@@JudoHighlights2015 yeah you both should definitely collab.
@@codenameidk206 let’s do it @chadi
Les mongols sentent vraiment bien le Judo. Ils sont très forts en confusions et en changements de direction.
2:00 its not just the grips. its because the mongolian style judo happens when you cross train in traditional mongolian wrestling. why does it make a difference? because in Bokh, the win condition is similar to sumo: The wrestler who first touched the ground with anything but the soles of the foot loses. This enhances the wrestlers positional awareness to counter from places one would expect to be losing positions.
ua-cam.com/video/vMcrSipb3L0/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/7i_p14OFQgQ/v-deo.html
Thats a mini doc that shows it better. you can watch from 5:00 of first part to get the main point
баярлалаа
thank you ❤
Judo is just bad ass!!
モンゴルの選手って日本によくきて練習している。逆に日本の選手も彼ら彼女らから学ことは多い。個人的には天理大学所属の100+のオドフー・ツェツェンツェンゲルを注目してる。
あ、そうですか、大野は行ったことはあると知ってますが、結構練習に来てる事が多いのか。ありがとうございます！
Could u do a video about the brazilian style? I'm a big fan from Brazil and would be really happy to see it
Hmmm. Not sure I have a huge grasp on the Brazilian style. Lots of newaza?
@@JudoHighlights2015 yeah! there’s a huge influence of the bjj in brazilian style
we also use the classic grip style a lot and traditional techniques
Man I really like your videos, can you do about🇬🇪🇬🇪 judo please
One of these days!
Awesome!
thanks for the video. can you break down the exact mongolian style? i still cannot get it.
Mongolian judoka is strong Mongolian kata kuruma seoi otoshi ouchigari and uchi mata so cool nice
I am a fan of your channel and really appreciate covering Mongolian judo,
but I want to say that it is not called Mongolian sumo; it's called Mongol Böh or Mongolian wrestling.
Likewise, I would not call sumo as Mongol sumo; it's totally different.
Sorry about that. I learnt about Mongolian wrestling in Japanese, and they refer to it as “Mongolian sumo”. Sorry!
I'm mongolia🇲🇳🥋
Wow very good
I'm surprised the head grip / "guillotine" like grip at the end of the video is illegal. I'm still pretty new to Judo, but it looks like a really interesting throw. I am however convinced that someone would comment on it "attacking the neck"...
If you wrap your arm underneath their armpit with the other hand that would make it illegal…. I’ve seen some ladies do this as well
Off topic question... I was having a conversation with a friend and we both agreed that Ono is probably the best p4p judoka competing internationally right now.
Who would you say is number 2?
Number 2! Interesting question. Has to be Abe or Nagase.
shuai jiao!!!
You should see the videos of cowboys wrestling cows!
Russia: bears
mongol: horses
the bears they wrestle are usually black bears or small grizzlies though
That’s name is not Mongolian judo it’s böh traditional Mongolian martial art
You guys gotta see Mongolian national wresting
Mongolian Wrestling not sumo. Sumo is Japanese traditional wrestling. Mongolian traditional wrestling.
Their style has already been neutered with no legs allowed and even further because of the bullshit standing rules that don't allow unorthodox grips paired with ijf garbage stance on bear hugs
Haha I agree. Probably should’ve included that throw from Naidan in the Olympics
@@JudoHighlights2015 which one lmao. The one versus Keiji Suzuki ? There's alot
And yeah bokh is what they use but international judo encourages the opposite. They want homogeneous judo and which is ineffective irl
I wouldn’t say ineffective
@@JudoHighlights2015 it's garbage 🗑️. Try any of these irl you'll get yourself hurt. You're instinct is go for legs and also to duck under and be defensive. Force limiting within grappling is never good.. wrestling is much better now. Judo is like 33 percent of what Kano left it at
@@rahadt904 I know many people who have used judo (easily) in real life to deescalate situations. I’ve even used it myself in MMA sparring against the uninitiated. Judo is incredibly easy against those who do not know what’s coming. Usually wrestling wins on the feet, but the wrestler is usually uninitiated to the submissions. Judo is well balanced art if you ask me.
Abusive to fight a animal like that .
Mongolians wrestle horses from the day they are born, it’s a natural part of life on the steppe and clearly something their horses can handle given their thick legs and low center of gravity. If it didn’t work 800 years ago it wouldn’t have become tradition.
stopped watching when he said mongolian sumo. wtf
what did I say again? lol
@@JudoHighlights2015 there's no sumo in mongolia. It is mongolian Бөх!
Sorry!
@@JudoHighlights2015 So correct your mistake or delete your video if you are sorry! You disrespecting national sport of a very proud country!
Hey. Stop being rude. Are you Mongol? I don't think you are.