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Perfect Timing In Judo

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Welcome to our channel dedicated to the art of Judo! In this expertly crafted video, we delve deep into the world of Judo techniques, providing valuable insights and tips for beginners. Whether you're a novice looking to get started or a seasoned practitioner seeking to refine your skills, this video is a must-watch.

Join us as we break down fundamental Judo moves, demonstrating proper form and execution. From essential throws and grappling techniques to strategic groundwork and effective self-defense maneuvers, we cover it all. Our experienced instructors guide you step-by-step, ensuring that you grasp each technique with precision.

Discover the secrets behind achieving balance, leverage, and control in Judo. Gain a deeper understanding of core concepts such as timing, grip variations, and body positioning, as we explore practical applications for real-life scenarios. Our comprehensive approach ensures that you develop a solid foundation, paving the way for advanced Judo skills.

Enhance your physical fitness, mental focus, and self-confidence through this fascinating martial art. Our video provides engaging visuals and clear explanations, making it suitable for Judo enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're practicing Judo for sport, self-defense, or personal development, our content will empower you to become a better Judoka.

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[danieldelanoche]

Agreed. Judo highlights might the best in all sports

[jaymystery-ik]

That is true!! Judo is the slickest of all grappling! It can turn a tough guy into a clown if they don't know or have a fighters balance. This is coming from catch grappler, 80% our slickest moves we stole from judo and modified to no gi! The esence of judo is to use the energies supplied, be it gravity or kenetic in the practitioners favor

[thestanleys]

I think Judo is the most beautiful of all martial arts. The amazing throws that just come out of nowhere.

[MasterPoucksBestMan]

For you karateka out there, gedan barai application right here for you to work on.

[ibnsabeel]

The only thing I want to know is if each team has a travelling chiropractor. 💀💀💀

[StCDUB]

It's amazing how much translates from various grappling arts.

[anvark.]

This is the variation of tani otoshi. Very common in Sambo, too.

[robertorap]

Sentiu!! A luta é decidida nos primeiríssimos segundod

[DouglasBuenoGomes]

It's Amazing when you are Winning for the Guy that's losing are horrible a Grappler life are endure the Pain it's hard we have a lot of injuries it's not only winning.

[evann]

Going from judo to MMA is pretty rough tho

[OoO-rfgt]

Nothing is better than "judo in a bubble"

Fixed it.

[dashermorgan]

I remember when I trained to become a JCO and they taught us Aikido I thought I was a real martial artist learning control one😂😂😂

[digbudkiss]

His leg wrapped arpund him like rubber

[vrolsh]

And there's nothing worse than when I try and reproduce that technique in class. The highlight videos make it look so easy. I swear their timing is unachievable by myself.

[jylpah]

Such a sleek move, but there was no control after the take down. It could do good for Judo if the rules required maintaining control after a takedown.

[skykekona-souza]

Taps his own lapel with the cross hand to invite/ condition his opponent to take it. If it wasn’t in comp you’d think he was drilling it it’s the same thing you’d do in practice with your Uke. Show him where ypu
Want him to grab and then send him on a flight

[qp]

Weirdly close to a technique Ive seen bajiquan guys use.

[the-ironclad]

I got hit with this move by an opponent in wrestling match and been years since I found it used. I still don’t know the name. I want to learn this move so bad.