Jimmy Pedro - Judo for Jiu-Jitsu - Grip Strategy - BJJ Weekly
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2011
- www.bjjweekly.com Jimmy Pedro, 4x Olympian and US Olympic Judo coach shares some of the key grip fighting strategies used by top Judo players. Pedro says grips are one of the most important aspects of Judo because even a less skilled player can win a match by achieving superior grips.
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i like it...." when they try to pull guard... which he doesnt know how to do" lol love it
Lol
I've spent a lot of time focusing on grip fighting for BJJ. Its an underutilized and powerful tool. If you're good at it, it gives you tremendous control over wrestlers.
+Michael Hiller Bjj is all grip fighting...
Keith Micomonaco oh yeah how about no gi ?
Damn right. Bjj guys kill me on the grapple....they can't stand one minute with me on the mat. Love both games
We work these gripping strategy religiously at Alliance Tallahassee, Great stuff
Jimmy's gripping curriculum is so advance and should be used in every grappling art that utilizes a gi. We have similar strategies at USA Stars in Moore, Oklahoma under Pat Burris
2:13 such a slick ko uchi gari.
videojunkie1981 I don’t know. Didn’t look very secure to me
crazy tube trust me it is, it breaks a ballance caus opponent is moving. Really power tool who knows to use it
@icon115 Jimmy is wearing a Yawara and the uke is wearing a Jimmy Pedro Signature Mizuno
Wow my instructor just taught on this same exact subject this week. Very nice
Very good tips.
i really enjoyed them
We are doing some basic guard pulling/take downs in BJJ, this is useful cheers.
thanks for the teaching
Great details. I can't wait to drill this.
Iv watched it all :) i have also watched Koji komuro the judo blackbelt who fights in bjj competitions iv watched his tutorials iv watched his videos, iv watched mifune 10th dans videos iv watched so many videos on judo i watch judo tournaments and thats my view even my sensei said the same to me its hard to explain it online its easier shown that said. You know when your grip fighting people can repeatadley slap ur wrists not letting you get ur grip thats wat i mean, u get chido if u do that
Great vid, thanks. I love Jiu Jitsu...AND JUDO.
jimmy has judo down to a science
MoneyOverFame yep...
Huge, priceless knowledge getting dropped right here. OMG! Jimmy should have charged us $2,500 per person just to view this clip and absorb all of this knowledge!
good job
plz can you do seme vidio about the ground fihgt (ne-waza) like jjb but used the judo techniques.
thnks
very helpful thanks
Good video :)
love it!!!
thanks for the vidio that teaches whats important thanks nothing can explane how thankfull i am
@RileyM0730 yo utilize sweeps and sublissions... but you gotta have judo in case you get an opportunity to throw and it just teaches you body controll and how bodys leverage work against and with eachother...
Love it
Like from Brasil.
@warwize I could ask you the same question you made, to almost all crazy positions BJJ has...would you do X-Guard, Spider guard, and all that mambo jumbo competition stuff in a real fight ?! Jimmy Pedro is a great judoka and he´s trying to improve BJJ´ers game with his tips. Don´t divide...respect both arts and practice booth. I do BJJ....just not the sport version, only to improve my newaza, and always go fpr the submission, no stalling and unfunctional positions to a real fight.
I’ve just come to “grips”
With the information on this video...
Iv got two sensei in my judo dojo ones 6th dan and the other 4th dan
nice kouchi!!!!
I dont know if you have made one but could u send me a video on a basic but yet effective reverse throw?
Jesus thank you
Hilarious on the jump guard
beautiful mats
Greatest American Judoka of all time "too expensive"
a good judoka is one who can adapt to any situation thats why the japanese are so good they dont focus on griping they use what they have and suprise their opponents
Hi Jimmy, I noticed that you are a left handed gripper. I also noticed in another video that you stated that controlling the power arm (of your opponent) is the most important thing. If I am a right handed gripper fighting a left handed gripper, Is it more important that I fight his dominant side, and gain a dominant left handed grip, thereby forcing him to fight right handed, yet leaving me to fight left handed? Or do I fight him strength on strength me right, him left? Thanks.
+radular What you do in a left vs right is still look to control their power side by taking the inside lapel. That way you can turn in but he can't as you can block him. Fight 'normaly' but just make sure your INSIDE. Then you have the advantage. (60% to you - 40% to him)
If it's right on right/or left on left, you want to get that sleeve first and kill his power hand. Then you hunt for the lapel. When it's right on left/left on right, you want to get an inside lapel grip first and then hunt for the sleeve.
@iamjason yeah if he told me that he was gonna do it then I would've been like "how the christ do I do that?" haha in Judo, their are techniques that give up your back but I have NO idea what the technique is to pull guard.
Yes i respect you because ur a higher rank than me im only a blue belt in judo(and im 17 iv got a tonne to learn still) but im just stating what i have obvserved. I do agree that griping can control your opponent better
@@emperorjimmu9941 this was 8 years ago brother...
what kinda gi does Pedro use? Looks nice.
@warwize Judo always had Ne Waza game, although neglected, with lots of Pins and holds and submissions. Just like BJJ´er...an Judoka can adpat his game to no-gi...Just have to be smart about it. By the way...a real fight in no way reflects a ADCC match...have you ever seen Marcelo Garcia in MMA ?! I did...and he sucked big time. Roger Gracie got KO´ed big time. I suggest you see Karo Parysian, Hector Lombard and Ronda Rousey...see how they do in No Gi...! Just my 2 cents to you.
nice short sleeve gi.
is there no-gi judo? what do you do vs a guy in t-shirt and shorts..
Intredasting, so inside grip has leverage and you can pull the opponent in granted he is not tremendously much stronger.
But about gripping the sleeve, wouldnt it be better to use opposite hand to grab that wrist and then shuck it inside, and then step in the other direction? That will place you directly closer to the opponent but on his side so he cant use his hands now.
It seems like judo gripping strategy is very limited because of the gripping rules.
MbisonBalrog very much opposite. He is just showing one way. Judo grips are unlimited
i live close to his gym, too bad its too expensive, so i just train bjj and muya thay
Damn, he is effortless with throws. Wish more judo guys were this straight forward, I like judo sans the silliness,
You forgot to baae before you ge the inside because if you don't do that you'll get yanked everywhere that's why you must base
@iamjason hehehe
Ironically taking the wrist is illegal in Judo now.
if thats what a "reverse" is called lol
Im not saying kumi kata is not important at all of course it is BUT to a certain level. If you watch Pedro's fights he wastes too much time gripping instead of trying to go for throws yes i know hes a good judoka but compared to the world class superstars esp the japanese he's no were near as many titles if you watch the top 5 judoka in each weight category watch hw the fight they concertrate on gripping for about a minute before they are throwin attacks in, most judokas waste time doing that
Uniform?? GI ffs! :)
Arigato ^^ your definetely not a judoka? and i did not mean during matte anyway it doesnt matter iv been called an idiot and i will not waste my time talking to a BJJ'er you sound like one infact you sound like someone who doesnt even do martial arts people like you forget that Bjj comes from judo you think your superior but really your not, thats if your a Bjj'er well have a nice day ^^ Ognemaisu
bjj guys annoy the shit out of me...i do both judo and bjj