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tell them dont use power to armbar

Get well soon ! Tbh, it's a tough sport

Did you injure your shoulder doing Judo?

Wish you a fast recovery amigo…

props to you, i find a lot of people unfamiliar with judo find it boring because they don't understand the concept of grip-fighting

Hiroki Lory it’s quite similar to gi BJJ, which makes sense due to BJJ coming from judo

@@JourneyToTheCage yes, my statement says nothing about not understanding judo myself.

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@@JourneyToTheCage honestly, it's a bit more exciting to outside eyes because people fly through the air very frequently, and that's basically an inherent guarantee. there's generally a lot more "what is even happening" when watching BJJ as an outsider. I have the credentials to prove it. I have no idea wtf is happening in either lol.

김삼달 yea, in a lot if comments there are people who are saying the Japanese are 2 faced for Koreans are horrible, they don’t know anyone on the team personally and it’s supposed to be about the sports not the nations

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Joe Om except its not a positive dialogue, but rather a cancerous insult going back and forth. So good try, but no

I like and play judo 🗿-

Me too

꽤 된 영상이지만 ㅎㅎ 안창림 선수 뿐만 아니라 모든 선수들 수고했어요 :3💕

@@marcosfarias7988 Honestly people go on about that but it didn't make a big difference. It was a lot of the same thing even with more attacks a available. At this level, these guys are professionals in very competitive programs. They don't want to lose their funding or spot on the team, so they play it safe. The only way to change it is reward attacking play more instead of penalising negative play. The current approach encourages strategies around shutting the other guy down, rather than encouraging lots of committed attacks.

@@emperorjimmu9941 Judo wasn't exciting when leg attacks were allowed. It was the similar sort of thing. IMO one idea would be to reward attacks instead of penalising for negativity. It's too easy for these guys to trap their opponent so they cannot attack, and then watch them wrack up penalties. Another controversial idea is to change the scoring system to make it more like BJJ. No more ippons. People get 5 points of an "Ippon throw" but it doesn't end the match, 3 points for a wazari throw, 1 point for every 5 seconds opponent is pinned to a max of 5 points, then the ref stands them up again. Only way to get and instant win is a submission.

Need to get those spectators some beers, and where are the ring girls? I don't understand Judo.

@@christopherbergthold196 It's not WWE. Showmanship is frowned upon. Putting showgirls in would disrespect the sport.

Well, they do in MMA.. Is Judo a sport or a martial art?

@@christopherbergthold196 Both. But neither MMA/UFC nor WWE care about the moral code; they care about publicity. Whereas like most traditional martial arts schools, Judo cares about humility. (Judo is a modern martial developed from old Daito Ryu Jujitsu) judo has 8 parts to the code: Courtesy, Courage, Friendship, Honesty, Honor, Modesty, Respect, Self-Control. Yeah......showgirls and beer would violate that code.

But watching this is frustrating because they keep giving their back on the floor. You'll get tapped easy if you keep doing that in BJJ.

@@dmythica different system, cant judge

@@datodaisuke2315 the comment in replying too is comparing the 2 systems. I could have just given the same reply as you.

@@dmythica “tapped easy” lol at implying it would be easy to tap them, high level judoka have good newaza

@@hellotcautiverwhen a BJJ player has their back?

Instablaster

Great defensive & counter technique from all players. Amazed with how they execute a low Seyonage...

Here's current Judo with new rules. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZ1dq5ymrpmamJc.html

The Japanese and Korean competitors in this video represent the pinnacle of world Judo. Several of them are Olympic champions in their respective weight classes. Most being top contenders. Definitely definitely not “low level” competition.

@@kopusproductions I appreciate your teachings.

+Dylan Compton it's a penalty for passivity aka failure to attack. In judo competition you have to constantly be on both the defensive and offensive. If you sit back and do nothing you will get a penalty. there are many other types of penalties that will result in a yellow card, such as illegal grips or other things. but 95% of the time they are penalized for not attacking at the end of the time if there is no score or tied score, whoever has the least penalties wins.

+Sakata Senpai thank you! I appreciate the in depth analysis

Liam Sakata Very helpful. I love watching Judo, though I am a Blue Belt in Brazilian Jiu- Jitsu. Such beautiful arts.

I do judo and 5 minutes is a looooong time when you are on the mats...even when they are hand fighting, they are still using as much of their strength and leverage as possible. Add to that that throws take a lot out of both fighters and ground techniques are a steady drain as well. Judo is a sprint, not a long-distance race.

@@benm.2273 I'm glad you put this better than I could've

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With the current judo rules, then the game will end too quickly...

real asian pussies

It just comes from people not knowing what they're looking at. Grip fighting might not look like much, but everything hinges on it. Then again, I can see why it would look boring to casual observers. If they'd allow more time for newaza - say, a solid 15 seconds- (and allow various jime and ude garami!!!) it would be much more interesting to me. But that's what they have Kosen for, I guess. EDIT: By "to me" I meant that as my opinion from the perspective of others. I love every aspect of grappling; even the fine details.

김하영 님, 안선수가 마지막애 이겻을때 햇으면 조앗을뻔햇내요. 너무아쉽내요. 너무이른 축하엿내요.

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what's "jido"? and yes Taekwondo has the same problem, karate depends on the school but a lot of those far eastern martial arts can be more interesting if the the win condition is clearer (like in Sumo) where the umpire has more of a ceremonial role and everyone can see who won and how they did it.

Judo

Both judo for the slam jiu jitsu for the choke

@@jessehardin8500 in judo you can choke, too

@@Supermomo2007 Yes, but jiu-jitsu - BJJ - puts more emphasis on ground fighting, chokes and locks than judo. I would say that both martial arts complete each other.

Judo. If you didnt know, Jiu Jitsu is a branch off of judo. They are similar but jiu jitsu is more ground work.

Because this is the finals of the team world championships

ok i will try,: Hitler used judo

Of course it is 2 giant monsters slapping, pulling, throwing each other around. I'm sad that Tochinoshin got demoted from Oseki.

This is Judo sports, not a real Judo fight.

@@trumplostlol3007 so chokes are not allowed?

Yea if you lower your center of gravity you become heavier to throw from ref position. What it would look like is you basically squatting like a sumo wrestler if you will🥴

Thanks.

Sure, most common at Tomoe nage

He was THIS close from getting him

지니까 핑계대네ㅋㅋ

@@user-mp7pq8gq6u 뭔 핑계 맞는말이구만 웬만하면 끝까지 승부를 봐야지ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 어느 스포츠 경기도 저만큼 심판이 많은 권한을 갖지않는데 옳바른거냐?ㅋㅋ유효도 없어지고ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ니네 나라말쓰고 본토로 돌아가ㅠㅠ

@@user-mp7pq8gq6u 승패와 관련없이 맞는말하는데.. 시합이야 질때도 있고 이길때도 있는거지.. 웃기네

@@user-mp7pq8gq6u 어느정도 맞는말이긴함 하도 심판주관이 커서 항의하는 나라들도 좀 있기도하고 애초에 일본 무술들 자체가 전부 룰이 애매하거나 심판개입이 너무 심함 가라데가 왜 올림픽정식종목이 아닌지만봐도 답나옴 좋게 말하면 무술의 전통을 잘남겼다고 나쁘게 말하면 상업적 가치가 없다는것 (태권도는 전통을 버리고 상업적가치를 선택했지 ㅇㅇ...)

yep

Judo isn’t meant to afford competitors with the opportunity to engage in any groundwork. It’s all about takedown offense/defense or slamming people with the earth in laymen’s terms. Jiu-Jitsu is the martial art that favors submissions.

@@kopusproductions Not in the old days. Watch how Ronda Rousey fights. She does arm bars and leg locks too on the ground. She learned it from her mother who is a real Judo practitioner. BJJ doesn't have a complete stand up system. BJJ only inherited a subset of techniques from one school of Japanese JJ. That's why they only do ground game. Judo is a unification of all Japanese JJ.

Dont worry about this weabos, whose only understanding of the sport is from animes and mangas they've been reading.

Shut the fuck up korean.

@@hiro6406 yea :DD

Aww, how cute... fuck South Korea and fuck Japan.

Thanks for respecting sports. Good job Korean too.

Basically the first one to get a point (ippon) wins. The main ways to get a point are a powerful controlled slam that lands the opponent on their back or a submission or hold a pin for 20 seconds. If the land on the front it doesnt count and if they dont start trying to work they're stood up. The little yellow cards are penalties for not being active enough, in this case the time ran out on most matches and the person with the least penalties won.

Oh, also you can get a half point for a slam that lands on the side or a pin that lasts 19 seconds instead of 20. There are a couple of other rules but those are the main ones.

@@Nostromo_TK thanks