0:52 at this point the referee should have called 'mate', according to the rules. Newaza cannot continue when both competitors come up to their feet and are in tachiwaza.
Yes they are in tachiwaza at the moment but I don't see reason for "mate" at the moment. Uta at this moment starts transition to newaza and match continues fluently to the newaza.
Nice video! Did you see a few of the matches of the high school competition is happening right now? (全国高等学校柔道選手権大会) Yesterday was the individual competition, today's the team event.
I only watched the finals. The finish of the 52 kilo class match was great. th-cam.com/video/CBjiG9LWUnI/w-d-xo.html By the way, do you know if Miku Tashiro has retired? She's not on the list for the 63 kilo class next month.
@@non-stopnewaza9266 I don't know if I can post links in this comment section. But basically, go into one of the final matches and check the description. Click the link besides 試合結果はこちら. There you'll be able to see the draws and each of the matches, which mat, which order, etc.
Not only this, but I also think the whole concept of just calling "ippon" for submissions without an active intervention of the referee is quite dangerous. What if the athlete dont hear it? I think the referee should actively stop the fight first and only then call the ippon.
@@judojudo3808 sure but if you find what we are not successful at, there will be billions of examples. Might as well say, sure you beat that disease but in the end we will all die. I am celebrating her accomplishment, not her failure.
Great video. Decades and decades of practicing Judo around the world...I have never tapped from elbow pain from Ude Garami, only shoulder pain. I've asked very high dans to properly execute it on me and it was the same feeling that I get from someone in BJJ doing it...but shoulder locks are not allowed in Judo?
Of course, that's not allowed in judo. In Ude garami technique there is a contraction and pressure on the opponent's elbow and there is not twisting of his shoulder. In this video you can see very well how Abe Uta applying pressure on the opponent's elbow. Her opponent's feels pain in the elbow after finish not in the shoulder. You can see it very well too.
@judo judo I saw her finish Buchard with Ude Gatame, which is a straight armbar. What actually is happening to the elbow in Ude Garami, which causes you to tap? Continued pressure from Ude Gatame causes a dislocation of the elbow. Continued pressure from Ude Garami causes...a shoulder dislocation. Where am I wrong?
@@masterartform Sorry my mistake I want to say that it was not attack to shoulder it is allowed in judo. But twist in this case is created by lifting opponent's elbow and moving his wrist towards his body, you have to keep his elbow contracted but not twist the shoulder. It is ude garami and I want to say it only.
It's kinda an open secret on the ude garami attacks the shoulder along with the elbow. I expect them to address this in the rules, kinda like how they addressed the "gi across the chin" on chokes. I'm not happy with it, but here we are.
In fairness, the only people who were adamant about Ude Garami not ever attacking the shoulder were non-competitive or earned their Dan rank through a combination of kata and community service.
@@non-stopnewaza9266 thanks I wish I should known week ago, instead going to Philippines, I would go to Japan first ☺️ waiting for videos thànk you👏👏👍👍
Those were amazing transitions.
After stepping behind her opponent she also hops off her left leg, similar to a ken-ken uchi-mata, in order to knock her over.
0:52 at this point the referee should have called 'mate', according to the rules. Newaza cannot continue when both competitors come up to their feet and are in tachiwaza.
Yes they are in tachiwaza at the moment but I don't see reason for "mate" at the moment. Uta at this moment starts transition to newaza and match continues fluently to the newaza.
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Nice video!
Did you see a few of the matches of the high school competition is happening right now? (全国高等学校柔道選手権大会)
Yesterday was the individual competition, today's the team event.
I only watched the finals. The finish of the 52 kilo class match was great. th-cam.com/video/CBjiG9LWUnI/w-d-xo.html
By the way, do you know if Miku Tashiro has retired? She's not on the list for the 63 kilo class next month.
@@non-stopnewaza9266 She's injured apparently.
If you have the time, watch the 63kg champion (山里 椿華) and 無差別 champion (本田 万結) matches, lots of newaza.
@@reymysterio13__50 Do you remember which mat their matches were on?
@@non-stopnewaza9266 I don't know if I can post links in this comment section. But basically, go into one of the final matches and check the description. Click the link besides 試合結果はこちら. There you'll be able to see the draws and each of the matches, which mat, which order, etc.
@@reymysterio13__50 Thanks. That's really useful!
I have pain for Amandine Buchard. She tapped before the last turn, the referee should have said ippon earlier.
Why? Referee call ippon immediately after Amandine Buchard tap. There is not reason for ippon earlier.
@@judojudo3808 No, she taped once, when above Abe then she taped again when below her. You can see that on the video.
I don't say the referee is totally incompetent but in these situations he has to be extra careful. Of course Abe was quick so it was difficult
@@Vaitamanu Excuse me I see only one tap at 1:03 and then referee call ippon immediately...
Not only this, but I also think the whole concept of just calling "ippon" for submissions without an active intervention of the referee is quite dangerous. What if the athlete dont hear it? I think the referee should actively stop the fight first and only then call the ippon.
01:23 - links :Tsunoda
1:31 that Sieo Nage escape though. 👏
Really very impresive but against kosoto gake at 2:36 she doesn't find escape.
@@judojudo3808 sure but if you find what we are not successful at, there will be billions of examples. Might as well say, sure you beat that disease but in the end we will all die.
I am celebrating her accomplishment, not her failure.
@@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754 Ok. I understand you it was nice moment.
Great video. Decades and decades of practicing Judo around the world...I have never tapped from elbow pain from Ude Garami, only shoulder pain. I've asked very high dans to properly execute it on me and it was the same feeling that I get from someone in BJJ doing it...but shoulder locks are not allowed in Judo?
Of course, that's not allowed in judo. In Ude garami technique there is a contraction and pressure on the opponent's elbow and there is not twisting of his shoulder. In this video you can see very well how Abe Uta applying pressure on the opponent's elbow. Her opponent's feels pain in the elbow after finish not in the shoulder. You can see it very well too.
@judo judo I saw her finish Buchard with Ude Gatame, which is a straight armbar. What actually is happening to the elbow in Ude Garami, which causes you to tap? Continued pressure from Ude Gatame causes a dislocation of the elbow. Continued pressure from Ude Garami causes...a shoulder dislocation. Where am I wrong?
@@masterartform Sorry my mistake I want to say that it was not attack to shoulder it is allowed in judo. But twist in this case is created by lifting opponent's elbow and moving his wrist towards his body, you have to keep his elbow contracted but not twist the shoulder. It is ude garami and I want to say it only.
It's kinda an open secret on the ude garami attacks the shoulder along with the elbow. I expect them to address this in the rules, kinda like how they addressed the "gi across the chin" on chokes. I'm not happy with it, but here we are.
In fairness, the only people who were adamant about Ude Garami not ever attacking the shoulder were non-competitive or earned their Dan rank through a combination of kata and community service.
What a star!
can you analyze ai shishime 's tight sankakujime which you posted in the comments section a few weeks ago ?
OK, give me a few weeks.
Did you hear anything about hamada shori ! Did she retired ??
Hamada is competing at the Japanese national judo championships on April 2.
@@non-stopnewaza9266 thanks I wish I should known week ago, instead going to Philippines, I would go to Japan first ☺️ waiting for videos thànk you👏👏👍👍
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