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Freestyle Wrestling is Judo No Gi old school

its a proper russian overtie setups. He need add few actions like obviv trow in his arsenal - this is russian style wrestling via upperbody setups

this shows the obsolescence of wrestling

I was watching some of your wrestling highlights and matches and I was wondering if you got any tips to utilize judo in wrestling better, I’m having a hard time using it?

12:50 no gi Tai otoshi was sick

Wrestling is the oldest sport period, so it’s wrestling in judo.

Beautiful

Nice

Great work. Love dog bark ❤️

Awesome stuff, judo+wrestling is unstoppable

These are some POTENT 🧨NO-GI 🧨Throws💥💥💥💥💥 Very nicely done. Using over-hooks, under-hooks and Whizzer grips. OUTSTANDING!!

11:05 🟦Kid going straight back to his favorite “safe place” for 100th time 🙄 yet Judo kid managed throwing his dadgum bahind anyway. Then gets the pin immediately after 😂🤣😂🥲 FAN DAMNED TASTIC !!!

Kid in blue is purposely (imo) backing up and going out of bounds time and time again. The only thing on his mind is that he’s not wanting to get thrown again. Zero attack, only backing up repeatedly. WEAK

They struggle defending against what they’ve never seen before. 🥋>>🤼 sometimes SOMETIMES

Bro is the reincarnation of jason morris

"Judo" Throws have always been part of wrestling, freestyle , catch or Greco

道着なしなのに、キレイな投げですね。すごいです！

Max was here

Judo used to be leg grabs

3:54 Soto Makikomi

He walks then to the edge and legal slams them out of bounds. Talk about making a statement.

I love to see Judo techniques are used in other wrestling sports which show how effective judo is.

This takedown has been used for thousands of years before judo. What makes it judo?

The uchi mata looks like it’s really useful I might start implementing it

That’s just called a head throw in wrestling. Against an experienced wrestler very easy to defend against.

Its called a hip toss. Your knee needs to touch the mat before the guy getting tossed does.

This video is really helping me to improve my own judo throws for wrestling. Thank you so much for posting this!!

Amazing

Молодец парень. Добрый. Бросает учи-мата и успевает убрать руку противника ,которой он хотел упереться в ковёр .

Hmmmmm which is older wrestling or judo????hmmmm real tough one here, if you like judo show judo

Im glad thomas added you as a friend

Nice video bro👍how old were you when you started doing judo?

U would be a beast at greco

All the wrestlers I’ve met say jj or judo is stupid I proved them wrong

😂I never see anyone arguing whether a jab belongs to muay thai or boxing. But people are super obsessed with arguing whether a grappling move comes from Judo or wrestling.

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I was wondering who was the judoka. Then I saw uchimata and I knew 😅

Judo needs to have no gi tournaments!

Not sure if youre wrestling in college but you should train BJJ somewhere competitive you'd be wrecking people pretty quick.

nice makikomi at 3.52

Clearly, judo technique, but it seens the guy was just more athletic.

That’s lit

I always thought I'd put my kid into wrestling at a young age and then bjj after high school, but I am wromg! I'm actually thinking Judo when they are young like before middle school and then middle school to high school and BJJ is great after that much wrestling. 😅

did you wrestle in a college?

Uchi Mata all day long !!!!

I never seen the whizzer to inside trip taught. I had a guy in college pull it off and I started doing it alot. It's not Judo is just wrestling that is taught because most kids don't have the hip power to pull them off.

Fair play. Some you win some you lose, keep being the best

Its good to see you getting far! Keep It Up!

Excelente judoka

I did Judo as a pre-teen and did wrestling in high school. The other beginning wrestlers hated me. However, most wrestlers are insanely hard to throw, and Judo and wrestling rulesets are at odds. In Judo, one good throw and the match is over. In wrestling it's just a couple of points and our opponent often gets them back with the reversals. Thus, in wrestling, big throws are pointless although fun as wrestlers don't typically practice counters to them, don't breakfall, and often end up like blue... stunned and winded. Knowing wrestling helped in Judo. Stamina, body positioning, different variations of 'cheap' takedowns, strength, conditioning, etc. However, by 2000 a number of Judo rules changes made defensive wrestling stances and groundwork limited to the point wrestling was far less of an advantage. Still, at the club, guys with wrestling experience were extremely hard to setup for throws.