Judo Training Is Not For Beginners 🥵

The judoka it's not your average athlete first he has to train for years to understand the basics of judo then you must train specific strength endurance speed reaction timing and willpower in order to execute his techniques it is not the most famous sport but are still very respected among martial artists

Der Judoka ist kein durchschnittlicher Athlet. Er muss zunächst jahrelang trainieren, um die Grundlagen des Judo zu verstehen. Dann muss er bestimmte Kraft, Ausdauer, Geschwindigkeit, Reaktion, Timing und Willenskraft trainieren, um seine Techniken auszuführen. Es ist nicht die berühmteste Sportart, wird aber dennoch sehr respektiert unter den Kampfsportlern.

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[Youssefmohamed-iecy]

Judo is our secret weapon i swear we lucky that it is underrated it gives as a big advantage over any fighting style

[Iabsolves]

In Russia judo is very famous and loved

[bloontewn]

In my grappling experience, judokas are pretty similar to wrestlers in the mental and power stuff

[Appachoppa]

Grappling gotta be as old as us using sticks and stones as our primary weapon 😂

[f.de.ruyter]

I have been on judo for 10 years now and i started to skip classes either because i couldnt go because of school or injuries or because i didnt want to. Thanks to you i started becoming serious about the sport again.

[guy]

182 countries compete in Judo for the Olympics. It’s super popular worldwide. Just not as much in America

[WilliamEdmondson]

I'm a Judoka and Karateka as well. When I can't get the guy with kicks and punches Judo takes care of it. I'm older now but I can still throw a guy.

[fmoofbuuf]

sir I simply followed orders and gave him a kiss...he proceeded and dismantled me by throwing me with a osotogari on top of a rock and I cant move now

[benkennedy]

I saw a fact recently that said there are 40 million Judoka around the world. I respect every single one, Judo is my favourite martial art.

[jblizzard]

Why is Judo not for beginners? You have to start with each sport at beginner level.

[Skaxarrat]

Judo is most practised MA in my country, second being Karate.

[Mo]

Gotta learn break falls to avoid some serious injury

[IneedCoffe]

My aunt is a Judoka had performed at a Olympic level every time I hugged her she just threw me on the ground till I got a couple basics in then I fell in love with swimming lol

[gmantio]

Well, it's leaps and bounds better than BJJ.
Judo in my eyes is very good to add to your martial art road.
Me I did karate, kickboxing, Thai boxing, and dipped into Judo and loved it.

[blainerichwine]

I guess that will be on Tuesday for me since that is my go to sport for 16 years

[ovidiudante]

Went to Judo training for about 2 months after being over 20. It was fun, but besides bad time management(essentially spending 60 dollars per month for 1-2 hours per week) I had 2 issues. 1 training throws is difficult cause you are afraid not to hurt your partner. I know they prepare you and your partner and watch you specifically so that could be prevented, but it's atill a thought that made me too anxious. And 2, I had some knee issues at the time and the constant fear that if I were to land badly I could twist my knee around and have to stop most physical training altogether severely demotivated me.
I still had fun with the ground fights though and I enjoyed the time spent there, but I guess without the early training from childhood, I wasn't qble to put my all into it.

[lennyjenkins]

Judo + Sanda would be an amazing mix to train.

[Stuwit]

My brother has been doing it for 1 year and hes now playing in the olympics(he has been training for 1 year and has been playing for 6 years)

[ryanmccarthy]

I can see that being very useful in a bar room brawl or a street fight. 😈

[Mrcleaner]

Tried the last part with the hot female judoka I saw down the street

Edit: I am now facing 16 years