Yes, Kosen Judo is Judo except in Kosen Judo the Newaza is stressed equally as throwing. Traditional Judo due to competition may focus is some dojo's 80-90% throwing and 10-20% Newaza. Kosen Judo is the inverse of that rule. 80-90% Newaza and 10-20 % Throwing. Those are not exact statistics but you get the point.
KOSEN (高専) is just short for _"kōtō-senmon-gakkō"_ (高等専門学校) which means technical college or college of technology. That's where that "style" of judo is practiced. Unfortunately, most kosen judoka after graduating usually end up joining schools that teach regular Kodokan curriculum (mainly stand up).
@@Midnitedreary88 Assuming a person can afford it. Jiu-jitsu isn't a "poor" man's art. Martial arts in general have always been a luxury, jiu-jitsu in particular, especially in the bigger cities. Name one well known practitioner that comes from the hood or barrio? Not too many Luiz Franca or Oswaldo Fadda's running around. I lived in the west coast and had a well paying and could barely afford it. Now I live in a small town with no jiu-jitsu in sight. The closest schools are a good 60 miles away in the big cities ($$$). Even the keikogi are ridiculously overpriced. I wear both judo and jiu-jitsu gi and other than "cut" see no difference. Rener Gracie loves to say _"jiu-jitsu for everyone."_ Yeah, if you've got the money. Speaking of Rener, he and Ryron charge $185 for blue and $225 for purple belt tests. If you've got the money, learn it. But if you're looking for something more affordable, judo is an option.
No it's not, there's no trips in greco and there's no leg attacks like in freestyle. Also, you have submissions in Judo. That changes everything. It could still be considered like a new type of wrestling but with different rule sets.
1:00. This dump is awesome.
Yep, the guy with shorts was catching the ropes to avoid the floor. But Sensei Joichi is a Judo Master beast.
This is so clean kosen judo from the person with gi pants.
The music sounds like it was heavily inspired by the Ultimate Warrior's theme.
Great video minus the music blaring.
Watch and learn folks
Who win Sensei.
Regards from Montréal.
Never give up.
OSU
OSS!
@@GATAMEJudo
Have you trained BJJ for this competition or just using Kosen Judo?
I had trained Bjj with Gi sometimes but NOGI. I thought this competition was gi. I just took off my gi just before starting lol
@@GATAMEJudo
Lol, that's crazy.
I'm curious to know is Kosen Judo Newaza good for BJJ or is BJJ Newaza a little better for grappling?
I think with my experience of Gi Bjj. Kosen Judo is good for Takedowns, Transitions and Pinnings in Bjj.
That jumping back take was clean
@@Itmightnotbeovernah your right lol still pretty bad ass tho.
2:45... very nice slide.
Was that Imanari?
What show was this?
Is kosen judo same with judo?
Yes,
Kosen Judo is Judo except in Kosen Judo the Newaza is stressed equally as throwing.
Traditional Judo due to competition may focus is some dojo's 80-90% throwing and 10-20% Newaza.
Kosen Judo is the inverse of that rule. 80-90% Newaza and 10-20 % Throwing.
Those are not exact statistics but you get the point.
KOSEN (高専) is just short for _"kōtō-senmon-gakkō"_ (高等専門学校) which means technical college or college of technology. That's where that "style" of judo is practiced. Unfortunately, most kosen judoka after graduating usually end up joining schools that teach regular Kodokan curriculum (mainly stand up).
@@barrettokarate
Or just go into BJJ
@@Midnitedreary88 BJJ doesn't have the same technical throws and takedowns though.
@@Midnitedreary88 Assuming a person can afford it. Jiu-jitsu isn't a "poor" man's art. Martial arts in general have always been a luxury, jiu-jitsu in particular, especially in the bigger cities. Name one well known practitioner that comes from the hood or barrio? Not too many Luiz Franca or Oswaldo Fadda's running around. I lived in the west coast and had a well paying and could barely afford it. Now I live in a small town with no jiu-jitsu in sight. The closest schools are a good 60 miles away in the big cities ($$$). Even the keikogi are ridiculously overpriced. I wear both judo and jiu-jitsu gi and other than "cut" see no difference. Rener Gracie loves to say _"jiu-jitsu for everyone."_ Yeah, if you've got the money. Speaking of Rener, he and Ryron charge $185 for blue and $225 for purple belt tests. If you've got the money, learn it. But if you're looking for something more affordable, judo is an option.
Who are those white belts lol
So basically Greco-Roman wrestling match ?
Something I've noticed is that judo without gi is basically wrestling
No it's not, there's no trips in greco and there's no leg attacks like in freestyle. Also, you have submissions in Judo. That changes everything.
It could still be considered like a new type of wrestling but with different rule sets.
This would be funny with slaps allowed.
IMO a greco wrestler would kick the ass of almost any no gi judoka; also, with gi, a judoka would kick the greco wrestler's ass
Tell that to a wrestler while he is being choked or armbarred...
A good Judoka would easily trip you, no gi needed..
Dumb music