LMAO this is so funny, wonder if the teacher lives by belt colour, this is truly a compliant setup for training, I would never train any thing when with a minimal resistance the techniques don’t work their magic.
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Showing posts with label Judo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judo. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Mifune accepts challenges from high level students
Kodokan Judo's 10 Dan Mifune accepts challenges from his highest ranking students. Judo at its best! This is fantastic to be able to see old footage with Mifune today, youtube has truly changed the information we can access, seeing this is for me mind blowing, a time machine to the past.
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Judo,
Kodokan Judo,
Mifune Kyūzō,
youtube
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Jimmy Pedro - Judo for Jiu Jitsu - Fireman's Carry - BJJ Weekly #115
Many of you saw Jimmy Pedro coaching his athletes at this years Summer Olympics. Jimmy is the real deal and from the feet he is one of the best in the world. Jimmy shows us a firemen's carry this week and demonstrates it both Judo style and also with a little less impact for us BJJ guys. Practice it and make it your own.
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BJJ,
BJJ Weekly,
firemen's carry,
Jimmy Pedro,
Judo,
Summer Olympics 2012
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Judo Sidemount for BJJ
Mike Lee and Stephan Kesting talk about the Judo inspired tweaks for sidemount (Yoko Shio Gatame) to pin a big opponent. Filmed during a seminar in downtown Vancouver
How to adapt Judo for BJJ
Mike Lee and Stephan Kesting talk about how to adapt Judo for BJJ, including how to maneuver inside the guard, and how to throw someone who is bending over at the waist and stiff-arming you
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BJJ,
Guard game,
Judo,
Mike Lee,
Stephan Kesting,
Throws
Friday, August 24, 2012
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Judo Turtle Attacks for BJJ
Mike Lee and Stephan Kesting teach attacks from, and against, the turtle position at a seminar in downtown Vancouver .
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BJJ,
Judo,
Mike Lee,
seminar,
Stephan Kesting,
turtle position,
Vancouver
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Wellington Megaton Dias - Takedown like Megaton - BJJ Weekly Issue #108
This week Megaton goes to his "A" game from the feet. Megaton as some of you know is a high level Judoka and in the world of BJJ he is the most feared from the feet. Megaton shows us a nice takedown which does not compromise your own position. Try it out and make it your own!
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BJJ,
BJJ Weekly,
Judo,
Takedowns,
Wellington Megaton Dias
Monday, May 21, 2012
Billy Robinson - Sakuraba is one of my boys and a real CACC wrestler
Having trained BJJ and was amazed when I saw the beginning of the UFC, I was sure that BJJ was the ultimate grappling system.
Kazushi Sakuraba is one of my favourite MMA fighters a real CACC wrestler and the first one to win against all the Gracie’s and their best fighters and made it look like a walk in the park.
Watching DVD’s with Billy Robinson has completely changed my view on grappling, this is not a gentle art as Judo, Judo is an effective grappling system that formed the base for BJJ, but Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestling is brutal and IMO my favourite grappling style a true
NHB style.
Monday, April 30, 2012
trying to classify the unknown throws of Shuai Jiao with Judo terminology
As we are all built the same way and there is a universal design of our bodies, the same techniques will be found in a lot of styles, I don’t believe that there is an ancient common combat style that has spread from country to country throughout history. It is more likely that it’s due to our similarity of how our body works, many styles have common techniques but they are more different than what they have in common.
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