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Yes you have to pop him up, otherwise you won't be able to turn.

@@thracejiujitsu4635 is it the same mechanics for yagurnage ( front uchimata) which is I have to make space by poping him up so that I can turn?

I am not sure but I am almost certain it is not. In BJJ it is legal for Blue belts and above.

You don't actually hold them. You just do a quick bump with your hips to lift them and then you insert your hip.,

Thank you. We try to keep Jiu Jitsu realistic.

According to this video I am executing the Randori Form - th-cam.com/video/1eir0M1N40Q/w-d-xo.html . You are correct about the Kata Form. If I ever have to do a Kata, and my Uke has to cooperate 100%, I will dip lower and straighten that arm. We compete under BJJ rules and the stiff arm pointing up is way too unrealistic and dangerous for my taste. I feel like if I ever try the Kata version in Randori, I will get my shoulder blown out. ✌️ I do not like the preoccupation that Judo has of form over function. I do Judo only for the practical aspects of it and I call it throwing a person with a Gi.

How's it going?

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@@vsupreme9386 Good luck! Be careful with the rules and our videos, since we compete under BJJ rules. The Kodokan is always the best source.

Hi. That's what I've been trying to do. Teach it on the same level. Our formula is about 25 % standup and 75 % ground. For No-Gi we have our beginners wrestling exam - th-cam.com/video/x_pEIBEaA_g/w-d-xo.html .Otherwise there is some No-Gi stuff inside the Judo as well.

I think one of it best aspects about judo is the gi. I've never been in a fight that I wasn't wearing a shirt and pants/shorts. It's just so much more realistic and more self defense oriented when you train with a gi and more sports oriented without. Like I said, people fight with clothes on. And even when guys take off their shirts they're still wearing pants. I just prefer the realistic, self defense approach of the gi.

@@vsupreme9386 We live in a place that has a hot period during the spring/summer/autumn months, so we do No-Gi during that period and Gi during the autumn/winter/spring period. Sometimes in the summer you can't really rely on the fabric to hold if you start grabbing it

@@thracejiujitsu4635 don't mind my opinion. I'm about a month into my judo journey

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It is mostly different situations and combinations of throws that we practice in every belt level. If you compress the video, it is really only 9,10 throws. We have about 10 new throws per belt, so it comes to about 60 + throws in total. We will soon publish our Orange belt, so stick around.

@@thracejiujitsu4635 ok i will, thanks! Good luck!

all techniques, this is including throws and newaza and also Nage no Kata in Judo.

Благодаря. Да, в Пловдив се намираме. Повече информация има на сайт-а ни thracejiujitsu.com

Vielen Dank.

Try searching "run the pipe wrestling" and you will get plenty of hits.

@@thracejiujitsu4635 those are for single leg. Run the pipe is commonly taught for single leg but I have observed UFC fighters doing a similar motion to finish the double leg. I haven't found any wrestling video about running the pipe with a double (except when they just switched from double to single)

@@MaxLohMusic You don't see many dump finishes for the double in wrestling. So you won't find many wrestling videos teaching it. I've seen a few mma instructionals teach it.

@@MaxLohMusic It's pretty much the same move. You really need to go hard on the flair to succed with it and a lot of people teach it by releasing the other leg and going for a single leg run the pipe. I just like being able to switch back and forth between the double and the run the pipe if one fails.

Thanks! Good luck on your journey!