I loved judo , I started practicing martial arts at 11 , continued for 15 years in various styles , judo first, and I still remember many moves that make you unbelievably strong on the ground and grappling.if il ever have a child I’ll send him to learn judo before any other martial art.
This is one of the best martial art videos on UA-cam because it is practical and there’s not a lot of boring to walk and useful. Definitely subscribing to this channel
just a little tip for o-goshi and seoi: stand with your feet parallel to each other and tiptoe. for the osoto-gari: the tip of your toe should slightly touch the ground when you sweep; you're standing diagonally to the "opponent", that causes your thigh to touch his leg, which shouldn't happen (not like that); try to stand in front of him, take a step to his side and sweep only with your calf and foot. hope that helps you out and sorry if it's annoying.
It’s that really 90 lbs sensei? You throw it around like it’s filled with feathers! Some people question the value of getting grappling dummies, but they’re really useful if you know how to work them and what your objectives are. And you certainly show that in your tutorials. Thanks!🙏🏼
It took me a while to get to this level. When I first got it, it was the heaviest thing I ever trained with. Just pure dead weight. Overtime you become stronger
@idrisskolei I do have a 90 pounder like sensei and he is right in that as you keep at it and improve on your technique it gets better. It’s also a good resistance workout with that weight. But sure you can return it and perhaps get a lighter grappling dummy. Whatever works best for you, just keep training! 😄
The is incredible the way how you use judo it really is amazing and very unique and very helpful in a real situation is all about the technique and how you use it that counts in real life street fight 🥋🇯🇵👊😉👍🇰🇷🥋
Some good techniques there. Bit of polite advice, although your de ashi bari is effective on your dummy it appears to be more like a prop as you aren’t sweeping and appear to be lifting. De Ashi Barai is “Sweeping the advancing foot” in English, difficult to do on a dummy with square feet. I would suggest that your technique was more okuri ashi barai or perhaps a Sasae tsuri Komi ashi. Whichever it is however it was a well executed technique. Nicely done!
Good job sensei oss🥋 I'm a kumite player also a muay thai practitioner and I have a background on judo I have taken a lot of judo throws I can tell the difference between judo throws and karate throws I've taken some judo throws such as Ogoshi IPONN saie nage Tai ochi Kochi gari It's good to be able to deal with a different situations in the street or in self defense Like if I'm in a corner I would fight with muay thai If I am grabbed from my clothes so hard and I cant get rid of it I would fight with judo If my enemie was standing in a very long range I would use kumite to punch him and then I can sweep his leg or kicking him with a ko mawashi geri I love your content because your putting a lot of effort in your channel also you have a huge background in other martial arts besides karate My question is how many Dan's do you have in karate and what martial arts do you know besides karate Oss🥋🥋🥋
Thank you brother for watching, I am a 4th Dan in Shotokan Karate, I am technically a white belt in BJJ and Blue belt in Judo. I've trained both BJJ and Judo longer than my belt color shows, I just never had the urge to test at my academy, plus covid hit and shut everything down. The supplemental training is the most important thing for me, that I can add new skills to my karate!
I agree with you because the true fighter needs to learn and gain a lot of technical knowledge about other martial arts than his back bone martial arts
I train in Muay Thai and dont really have the time (or motivation) to also take up Judo, I do want to learn some throws and get some of the basics, because sooner or later I am going to transition to a grappling martial art. Do you think I could gain a basic understanding of some throws by practicing at home on a practice dummy?
Is it possible to become decent at these throws without having to go to BJJ or Judo class? I want to learn this for self defense but I work long hours and can only practice on my time with a grappling dummy.
As soon as the weather gets a little nicer, I'll be sure to bring out the mats and throw my dummy around, and will try to be more in depth with explanation!
How does one start with judo? I’ve been a weightlifter and a basketball player for most of my life, I’m 22. Looking for a gym or someone to coach you is really difficult.
I can only imagine how tired I’d be if I had to pick that dummy up over and over again throughout my workout. Imagine it’s like performing a deadlift over and over
@@haffoc yes when I first got my dummy I totally overlooked this detail about having to pick it up and lug it around to store it haha. But my body adapted how to easily handle it, it took about 6 months I’d say.
HI Jason, What is your drill for each technique , how many repetitions do you do in one session. I can imagine how tiresome can it be to pick the dummy up and continue with the same technique
I will usually do a specific throw for 5-10 repetitions, and move on to the next throw. The throws I always work on are OGOSHI, IPPON SEOI NAGE, HANE GOSHI, OSOTO GARI, TAI OTOSHI, AND KOSHI GURUMA
@@SENSEIJASON This is great, I will start practicing your throws. I have the same dummy and the same weight. I need to get comfortable in stand up game for my BJJ competitions in the future
Did this dummy rip in half on you yet? I have had three of them rip in half on me now from training throws. Always 4-5 months in. I try reinforcing them with tape and ties. Can’t avoid it. They just can’t hold up to the torque. I always used the 120 pound ones though. Anyway it’s nice to see someone else hitting throws on them. That Tai Otoshi is not easy on the heavier ones.
@@SENSEIJASON I tried century yah. I think it was the weight though. The extra 30+ pounds of dead weight was too much for the stitching. It was probably overkill. I’ll drop the weight if I get another one. Loved training with them.
I’m sure the training it it gave you was very valuable. And at the end of the day, we are supposed to smash the dummies. They served their purpose, but unfortunately it can be costly to replace. Yes I think 90lbs is the sweet spot for the next purchase.
@@SENSEIJASON how do I fight like him cause I ask my Mma trainer who’s fighting should I combine petr yan and khabib fighting style or israel adysenya and khamzat chimaev fighting style any tips I can use to combine there fighting styles
I would say focus on your strengths, not someone else’s. Basically khabib and Khamzat have great grappling. If you focus on good striking, and good grappling that’s the blueprint to success.
It’s about leverage. Judo is loosely translated to the soft way. You’re supposed to use your opponent force against their own. You achieve this by getting under your opponents center of gravity.
@@SENSEIJASON yoo im considering this one www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07Q4HLWRB/ref=ox_sc_act_title_5?smid=A3OMSYGHGHNVFB&psc=1 it looks very smilar to the century one you got so i wanted it. it doesnt come with a filling though. i thought i could put in old clothes
Best thing to do is order and try it out. It looks like it has great reviews! And because you will stuff it, you can control the weight. That is a good thing!
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What weight dummy do you recommend?
90lbs
hey! what filling do you recommend to get to the correct weight? cloth or shredder?
@@lovethestars777Obviously not, but it's good to work on your moves and practice.
Same here! lol just picking him up is a work out as I am only 155lbs
What a peaceful set up, training at home is the best. I love training with Grappling Dummies.
I loved judo , I started practicing martial arts at 11 , continued for 15 years in various styles , judo first, and I still remember many moves that make you unbelievably strong on the ground and grappling.if il ever have a child I’ll send him to learn judo before any other martial art.
How about letting him chose what he wants to do you fascist?
@@Sol_Badguy_GG honestly judo and boxing will probably be all anyone would need in a street fight, you can add bjj too,
When all these other “martial arts” youtubers are giving “history lessons” and “SNL Skits” you remain true to Budo 🥋🙇🏿🔥
Thank you brother, I try my best to keep going!
🅱️udo 🥋🙇🏿🔥
@@gmkproductions4035 lmao
History of martial arts has its place
Judo*
This is one of the best martial art videos on UA-cam because it is practical and there’s not a lot of boring to walk and useful. Definitely subscribing to this channel
I appreciate that! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
kq?
just a little tip for o-goshi and seoi: stand with your feet parallel to each other and tiptoe. for the osoto-gari: the tip of your toe should slightly touch the ground when you sweep; you're standing diagonally to the "opponent", that causes your thigh to touch his leg, which shouldn't happen (not like that); try to stand in front of him, take a step to his side and sweep only with your calf and foot. hope that helps you out and sorry if it's annoying.
all of that is just for trying to get a cleaner technique, but if it works out the way you do it, keep doing it
Thank you I appreciate the details 🙏🔥
@@SENSEIJASON ua-cam.com/video/YnyhpcEaieE/v-deo.html
this video will help you A LOT with seoi and ogoshi
@@SENSEIJASON ua-cam.com/video/KeIPk8O58zs/v-deo.html
for osoto-gari
He's doing more of a cross body harai than an osotogari. And he's fine the way he is. I've done it many times this way and it works fine.
One of the best martial arts videos on UA-cam 💯🏆
Im a blcak belt myself. But these puppets are amazing to train with. Great video and judo is great as it preaches respect in the gym and outside
Respect
Nice! I feel so motivated after watching this! I need to buy this dummy immediately to practice my judo throws at home. You got a sub!
Awesome, thanks brother! Hope it works out! 🔥🥋🙏
@@SENSEIJASON you're welcome bro. Greetings from Malaysia.
Easy to follow, and to the point. Nice job!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You have noticeably reached a new level in your grappling! Hope to see some sparring or live rolling one day, after the big worldwide mess is over 🙏🏿
Thank you champ! That makes me feel real good about my progress. Always refining and fine tuning 🔥🔥🔥
Very well demonstrated and to the point. Really appreciate this video.
You're very welcome!
Such a wonderful video, the execution of those throws and sweeps were so smooth.😊
You inspired me to get a set up . haha just got a dummy n some puzzle mats . Will need some more videos haha .
Thank you brother I hope it goes well!
easy & simple explanation.... Thats the rigt way how to learn... NICE!!! 😇
Glad you think so!
Wow your judo continues to improve everytime you post!
Wow, thanks!
I’m a taller guy so ashi waza is extremely useful, I love osoto gari
Great demo
Best Sport Videos, like Kickboxing
Bonjour coach magnifique vidéo bonne continuation pour d'autres exercices
I used be judo when I was younger.this video very nice
It’s that really 90 lbs sensei? You throw it around like it’s filled with feathers! Some people question the value of getting grappling dummies, but they’re really useful if you know how to work them and what your objectives are. And you certainly show that in your tutorials. Thanks!🙏🏼
It took me a while to get to this level. When I first got it, it was the heaviest thing I ever trained with. Just pure dead weight. Overtime you become stronger
@idrisskolei I do have a 90 pounder like sensei and he is right in that as you keep at it and improve on your technique it gets better. It’s also a good resistance workout with that weight. But sure you can return it and perhaps get a lighter grappling dummy. Whatever works best for you, just keep training! 😄
@@SENSEIJASONdoes it come with the filling? The link says that there is no filling in the dummy?
Can I ask if I can do and train uchi mata with the dummy ???
Yes
Tysm
The is incredible the way how you use judo it really is amazing and very unique and very helpful in a real situation is all about the technique and how you use it that counts in real life street fight 🥋🇯🇵👊😉👍🇰🇷🥋
Video molto utile per tutti i principianti
Thanku Sir.
🙏
Your takedowns are sick! Although 1:31 you called the ashi waza as deashi barai. It may be sasae tsurikomi ashi
Thanks brother!
Excellent!!!😀👏👏👏💯
That dummy looks like such a fantastic training tool.
hi, do you happen to have a step by step tutorial? thanks so much!
I love your way of training ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🔥
Some good techniques there. Bit of polite advice, although your de ashi bari is effective on your dummy it appears to be more like a prop as you aren’t sweeping and appear to be lifting. De Ashi Barai is “Sweeping the advancing foot” in English, difficult to do on a dummy with square feet. I would suggest that your technique was more okuri ashi barai or perhaps a Sasae tsuri Komi ashi. Whichever it is however it was a well executed technique. Nicely done!
Great videos bud! Keep up the good work. Subscribed
Thank you.
Respect, thanks !
Wish I had ordered the freestanding one. I didn’t realize most of the dummys that you have to stuff are mostly for ground movements
Hi I just got one and don’t have a clue what to stuff it with does anyone have an idea
Plot twist there is a real dude in that suit.
😅😅
Some decent throws there! In Judo, we can tell who does bjj pretty fast.
oss thank you
2 yrs later thank you
Good job sensei oss🥋
I'm a kumite player also a muay thai practitioner and I have a background on judo I have taken a lot of judo throws I can tell the difference between judo throws and karate throws
I've taken some judo throws such as
Ogoshi
IPONN saie nage
Tai ochi
Kochi gari
It's good to be able to deal with a different situations in the street or in self defense
Like if I'm in a corner I would fight with muay thai
If I am grabbed from my clothes so hard and I cant get rid of it I would fight with judo
If my enemie was standing in a very long range I would use kumite to punch him and then I can sweep his leg or kicking him with a ko mawashi geri
I love your content because your putting a lot of effort in your channel also you have a huge background in other martial arts besides karate
My question is how many Dan's do you have in karate and what martial arts do you know besides karate
Oss🥋🥋🥋
Thank you brother for watching, I am a 4th Dan in Shotokan Karate, I am technically a white belt in BJJ and Blue belt in Judo. I've trained both BJJ and Judo longer than my belt color shows, I just never had the urge to test at my academy, plus covid hit and shut everything down. The supplemental training is the most important thing for me, that I can add new skills to my karate!
I agree with you because the true fighter needs to learn and gain a lot of technical knowledge about other martial arts than his back bone martial arts
Hi, do you know were else to find this dummy as its no longer available on amazon?
Century martial arts website
@@SENSEIJASON ok thanks
I wasn't aware there were such thing as grappling dummies.
I train in Muay Thai and dont really have the time (or motivation) to also take up Judo, I do want to learn some throws and get some of the basics, because sooner or later I am going to transition to a grappling martial art. Do you think I could gain a basic understanding of some throws by practicing at home on a practice dummy?
Yes I do think a grappling dummy would be great to have! Just make sure you have space to use it.
@@SENSEIJASON Alright man, thank you very much!!
Love a good hane goshi
Yessir
Muito bom ..
Jhon wick of karate 👊....
OSS
Yeah I learned a lot from this.
Thank yoy
These are really nice throws! How long have you been doing Judo?
About 3 years
@@SENSEIJASON Nidan here. Your stuff looks really good.
Thank you bro!
Is it possible to become decent at these throws without having to go to BJJ or Judo class? I want to learn this for self defense but I work long hours and can only practice on my time with a grappling dummy.
When I was a kid I had a stuffed leopard that was bigger than I was.
Literally practiced like this all my life.
I miss that leopard.
What kind of throw could I perform on someome who is the same height (6foot)as me? But maybe slightly heavier
Work on the most high percentage throws, ogoshi, Ippon seoi nage, uchi mata
thanks for teaching me
No problem
Sir please make videos for karate kumite training for beginners
Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/Jg8654XCELA/v-deo.html
thanks, my grandma didn’t stand a chance
Wait what?..
Yk how many ppl said that-
Its actually pathetic i aint gonna lie
😮😮😮😮😮 😮😮😮😮😮😮10-10 Beautiful 💯
I’m gonna get a grappling dummy after 2 days can’t wait
Hope you like it my friend :)
@SENSEIJASON Can you tell me what you used to fill this dummy, looks heavy
it came filled
Can you do a thorough breakdown of these throws....its kinda hard to catch up with the pace..I'm still a novice hehhe
As soon as the weather gets a little nicer, I'll be sure to bring out the mats and throw my dummy around, and will try to be more in depth with explanation!
Sensei, have you trained Judo and/or Jiu Jitsu besides Karate? Your technique is so clean 👌🏻
Yes I have
Niiice!
How does one start with judo? I’ve been a weightlifter and a basketball player for most of my life, I’m 22. Looking for a gym or someone to coach you is really difficult.
Look online to see if anything local in your area, if not, perhaps start by getting a grappling dummy
I can only imagine how tired I’d be if I had to pick that dummy up over and over again throughout my workout. Imagine it’s like performing a deadlift over and over
It gets easier overtime brother 🔥
I have one and picking it up is a workout in itself. Much like a deadlift.
@@haffoc yes when I first got my dummy I totally overlooked this detail about having to pick it up and lug it around to store it haha. But my body adapted how to easily handle it, it took about 6 months I’d say.
@@SENSEIJASON drag I just got mine lmao 💀💀💀
Where do you get one of those
Century martial arts
@@SENSEIJASON online?
Yes
Great🎉
Cheers brotha
No judo but aikido and muay Thai.
Will a 140lb develop bad tech even if I manage to adapt to it? Should I buy a 90?
I’m 140 when I’m cutting weight. And I can toss this guy easily. But strength takes time to build.
Hello champ where can I get this thing to train these skill?
Century martial arts, also check links in description
@@SENSEIJASON thank so much, champ good Luck in your next callenges
I train with the same dummy only ours is beaten up with a broken arm, haha. But keep up the good work and keep practicing, ush!
Keep goin brotha!
Beautiful
Thank you for watching :)
Nice vid broder
OSS
Please how u stuff your dummy ?
My dummy came filled already. But I hear people stuff infilled dummies with torn up old clothes or rags.
HI Jason, What is your drill for each technique , how many repetitions do you do in one session. I can imagine how tiresome can it be to pick the dummy up and continue with the same technique
I will usually do a specific throw for 5-10 repetitions, and move on to the next throw.
The throws I always work on are OGOSHI, IPPON SEOI NAGE, HANE GOSHI, OSOTO GARI, TAI OTOSHI, AND KOSHI GURUMA
@@SENSEIJASON Is Ushi Mata very similar to the throws you have done?
@@SENSEIJASON This is great, I will start practicing your throws. I have the same dummy and the same weight. I need to get comfortable in stand up game for my BJJ competitions in the future
Yes very similar to hane goshi
Sometimes if they have a strong base, using your leg to hoist them off the ground does indeed help
Красавчик!!!
Judo throw techniques self defense used skills
Hi Jason do you think this two leg throwing dummy is better than the three leg version?
Two leg
Where can I get this dummy?
century martial arts or amazon
Did this dummy rip in half on you yet? I have had three of them rip in half on me now from training throws. Always 4-5 months in. I try reinforcing them with tape and ties. Can’t avoid it. They just can’t hold up to the torque. I always used the 120 pound ones though. Anyway it’s nice to see someone else hitting throws on them. That Tai Otoshi is not easy on the heavier ones.
No never has and I don’t think it ever will. Are you buying the century brand?
@@SENSEIJASON I tried century yah. I think it was the weight though. The extra 30+ pounds of dead weight was too much for the stitching. It was probably overkill. I’ll drop the weight if I get another one. Loved training with them.
I’m sure the training it it gave you was very valuable. And at the end of the day, we are supposed to smash the dummies. They served their purpose, but unfortunately it can be costly to replace. Yes I think 90lbs is the sweet spot for the next purchase.
@@SENSEIJASON Great training for sure. Here is a Hane Goshi video I did on it, if you’re interested.
ua-cam.com/video/rVyJ_Jb-sx4/v-deo.html
how much does the dummy weigh? also what did u fill it with?
Weighs 90 lbs and the dummy came filled.
Bruce Lee "boards don't hit back" is a phrase that comes to mind
someday i want training grap dummy too...
You definitely should buy one, they are one of the best training tools I’ve ever bought!
I´m afraid, then 6 is not de ashi, but sasae curikomi ashi.
Can we get a tutorial on how to fill it up
This dummy came prefilled
Is sambo good for street fighting?
I’m not sure I never practiced sambo
@@SENSEIJASON oh Ok thanks for responding also do you know who khamzat chimaev is?
Yes, ufc fighter
@@SENSEIJASON how do I fight like him cause I ask my Mma trainer who’s fighting should I combine petr yan and khabib fighting style or israel adysenya and khamzat chimaev fighting style any tips I can use to combine there fighting styles
I would say focus on your strengths, not someone else’s. Basically khabib and Khamzat have great grappling. If you focus on good striking, and good grappling that’s the blueprint to success.
Dummy... Good idea 🙇♂️
how to counter those by using karate techniqes
Distance
It is hard to keep distance all the time
That’s why we must practice
Are you a black belt in Judo as well? Awesome throws, make it look effortless 🙏🏼🥋
I am technically ranked as a blue belt, hoping to rank up once the worldwide "mess" is over.
@@SENSEIJASON amazing, true martial artist 🥋
Bro how would this work if the opp is double your weight
It’s about leverage. Judo is loosely translated to the soft way. You’re supposed to use your opponent force against their own. You achieve this by getting under your opponents center of gravity.
@@SENSEIJASON fair enough
Thanks
Can I purchase this dummy online, if I can where and what do I search?
Link in bio
Is this taxing on the lower back?
Not for me
Thanks! My grandma won’t stand a chance
Fellow judokas, are these dummy throws effective to drill throws? Considering buying a dummy
Yes, in my opinion the best substitution for live training partners
@@SENSEIJASONthx! How heavy is this dummy?
I'm a beginner in judo. Do you recommend I buy this?
70 lb dummy probably easier
7th is called Seoi Otoshi though.
Dove comprare il grappling come quello tuo?
Century Martial Arts, or Amazon
Grazie Johnson ;-)
Dude taking black man down easy like that I won't be 😢😢😢😮😮
Abi sen judocumusun 🥋🥇
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I love judo but I find randori so difficult : i am an orange belt but know the green belt syllabus
the weight of that black thing is 90k????
hi jason im just as tall as you. do you think a 5" 9' dummy is too tall?
It’s a good height i believe, which brand are you considering?
@@SENSEIJASON yoo im considering this one www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07Q4HLWRB/ref=ox_sc_act_title_5?smid=A3OMSYGHGHNVFB&psc=1 it looks very smilar to the century one you got so i wanted it. it doesnt come with a filling though. i thought i could put in old clothes
Best thing to do is order and try it out. It looks like it has great reviews! And because you will stuff it, you can control the weight. That is a good thing!
@@SENSEIJASON will do thanks!
Oss!