6 Judo moves performed in finals by World Champions

courtesy of IJF

World Championships Baku 2018

1. Daria Bilodid (UKR U48) : O Uchi Gari
2. Naohisa Takato (JPN U60) : Ko Uchi Gari
3. Uta Abe (JPN U52) : Uchi Mata
4. Changrim An (KOR U73): Ko Soto Gake
5. Clarisse Agbegnenou (FRA U63) : Harai Maki Komi
6. Guram Tushishvili (GEO +100) : Seoi Nage

Music : Nujabe

[davidsosa]

In judo, you don, t hit People with your hands, you do hit them with the planet

[urbanhyena]

I love seeing the emotion on the faces after winning. You can see that they go through some hard training to take down others on this level

[Jinjinw]

Everyone looks so much cooler moving in slow motion. I’m going to start moving slow like that.

[bigman]

I trained judo for almost a decade and switched that into mma, it gives so good base into mma. I gotta say, judo is one of the most awesome sport out there!

[Axelrun]

The expressions of relief and happiness on their face as they win is priceless especially with the music and editing

[TheMrBennito]

The Uchi Mata by Ute Abe is pure perfection. Belongs in a museum.

[roboluigi]

As somebody who had never tried or seen judo this is a great video for getting people interested in the sport! well done

[eska]

4:00 - 4:10 how she execute that move is so smooth omg

[moonlight]

Ayyy I can appreciate that samurai champloo music

Edit: more than a year has passed and just saw the likes now. Also champloo / shamploo point is you know what I was talking about

[Jbarb]

The french girl’s counter/throw was a thing of beauty.

[aldobritt]

I know nothing about Judo, looks like a bunch of moving for position, but then someone decides to pull the trigger on a throw and BAM!!, it looks like poetry

[qweqwe]

The Nujabes hits so hard watching this. Rip Jun Seba.

[rayp]

Very good video I trained this beautiful art in my country for 21 years until I have to put it a side to feed my family, I wish I have enough time to comeback and keep training, this sport was what all my life was about, thank you for your channel you just have 1 more subscriber.

[AndersonYeong]

4:00 was really very impressive!!!
She lowered her center of mass of her body to avoid being tossed by opponent’s Uchi Mata move, then quickly counter attack using Harai Maki Komi, by crossing her legs to lock to opponent’s legs, then uses her body weight to drag her opponent down to the ground…in split seconds!!!

[redgodofwar]

I learned Judo on an army base some years ago. For almost three weeks, I had to devote ALL my time just on learning all the ways to fall and roll out from a throw. It seemed so boring and useless, especially while watching the others on the other end of the mat having fun doing the throws, etc.
Over many years and experiences, you come to realize just how important those first few weeks are.
Years later, I learned to snow ski. My first instructor taught most of the basics well, except how to stop. So my first time up the mountain, I took off like a jet, and what he had taught me about how to stop was not working. I just kept gaining more speed. Getting close to a cluster of trees, I knew I had to stop. So, I knew I had to fall. My judo knowledge kept me very safe in that fall. Fortunately, my next ski instructor did teach me how to stop. :-)

[neilgendzwill]

Abe’s uchimata was a thing of beauty. So clean and fast, stayed on her feet. Best throw of the lot for my money.

[nw]

I love the music to this video. I never really looked at judo that much. This video shows how beautiful it really is. A very true and pure martial art.

[DorVardy]

It took me more than half video to realize which is the name of the moves and which is the name of the fighters lmao

[VendErre]

2:05, amazing. her feet are off the ground.

[imaginethat]

I like how the lady was getting ready to take the girl down and the black girl did a reverse no U go down that was dope