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- This video discusses the throwing techniques of judoka and wrestler Jason Morris.
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This is /was my coach for about 11-12 years and his technical prowess was next level. Training under him I won 6 national titles, a pan am gold and 2 bronze, and was on 5 world teams. Highly recommend if you have a chance to train under him
I also had the pleasure of being his daughters judo coach for a couple of years :)
-Brad Bolen
Amen.
@@joshwoosley2398 WHAT?!
The Argentinian Judoka Oscar Strático in the 70 s after being a Judo Gold Medal was also a Wrestling competitor and Gold Medal too, today he is 9th Dan
Imagine taking a guy’s back then he twists and reaches across your back somehow, and next thing you know you’re looking at the ceiling
I grew up doing Judo in Hawaii so when I took over my old high school wrestling team I taught them a bunch of judo techniques and identified Judo moves they were already doing but because wrestling has such primitive nomenclature they didn't have proper terminology for it... in fact at a rival school one of their best wrestlers used a headlock osoto gari combination with devastating effect... when I showed his coach my Judo books he was amazed to find out this technique already had a home in Judo and was further interested in learning all the variations and set ups... just a few weeks later his star wrestler used that very same technique to pin one of my kids.
Judo Cuts both ways😆
I credit my Judo and freestyle experience especially for giving me the status of longest reigning wrestling coach with the highest cumulative points scores in school history for over 30 years
What school and how can I look you up?
@@zsahe21 look up Burgaw MMA
@@zsahe21 youtube.com/@BURGAWMMA?si=-7c4nNAqV6SdxOnJ
Combine wrestling with judo is always good
Jason's training center is about 10minutes from my house. He does a ton for Judo in the area.
Where is he located
Schenectady New York. Upstate New York about 30 mins from Albany maybe 2 hours from New York City.
@@bolenarrow9286 Damm
Hope people are taking advantage of such a great competitor
Hey I'm in the area, how is pricing? I do BJJ but would love to expand my take down game some day.
What I would really like to start training in was wrestling, I am very inspired by grapplers like Khabib and Islam Makhachev, but here in Brazil, wrestling is not a well-known sport, So I decided to practice judo because in my opinion judo is the most similar to wrestling, but it's a shame that the IJF has banned a lot of things in judo, Olympic judo has become a joke that does not prepare the fighter for a self-defense situation, an art as complete as judo has become like a dance, But I will continue to train judo, I hope my master teaches judo completely.
Ошибаетесь. Даже в таком урезанном виде, дзю -до отлично подходит для самообороны. Дзюдока получает большие навыки и знания для сложных ситуаций. А так же готовность в морально - волевом и физических аспектах. Через пару лет вы поймёте о чём я говорю. Удачи и без травм.
@@7-_Kh totally agree
Khabib recomienda más el judo q la lucha ...complementarlo con videos de sambo ...
The way those Russian fighters mix their wrestling and judo is truly a thing of beauty
Same bro. Im from fortaleza brazil. Zero wrestling here
Chadi, you amaze me at your ability to post endless new content on Judo and other grappling sports.
God's blessings on you brother.
You're a gift to the global grappling world.
This video is lacking in 80’s heavy metal music!
My daughter train end competed in Judo for years. When in high school she tried girls wrestling as a Junior. She never wrestled a day in her life and won 3rd in NJ States using only Judo.
I was well aware of Jason's accomplishments in judo, but had no idea he was such a good wrestler as well.
Jason Morris Steve Mocco are truly trendsetters
Ive been hoping you'd make a video on sensei Morris! This is great
you should look at the terao, david and josh terao, brothers if you want to see more recent judokas who are great wrestlers. David terao was all-american in 2015 using a neat uchimata variation.
I had the pleasure of attending a clinic of his last year at Downtown Martial Arts in Mississippi. It was a great time.
Great video
I loved watching Jason's, Judo career back in the day. When I was a kid wrestlers would come to our dojo in their off season. I learned some good stuff from a few of them back in the 70's but most of their techniques were not legal in Judo so it was easy to beat them. These were local high school kids though, not elite wrestlers. I wasn't an elite Judo player but I did make the nationals back in the 70's, at the moscone center in San Francisco. Many, many good teachers and players in the SF bay area back then...
Jason wrestled in high school. He was a state champ two times and he was also a Division I all American and he only wrestled two years. For Syracuse.
Look up David and Josh Terao. They too incorporated a lot of judo in their wrestling.
Nice, that first throw is slick as hell.
3:28 de-ashi
Nice kawazu-gake at 7:06!
Есть ещё Александр Кнауф. Тоже побеждает борцов.
So when judoka succeed in wrestling, the wrestling world adapts by learning the new techniques. When wrestlers succeed in the judo world, judo adapts by outlawing anything resembling wrestling technique.
As a judoka I agree there is some truth in this. But you also have to mention getting rid of leg grabs increases the chances of big throws happening, this was also an attempt to bring more eyeballs to the sport. but techniques like o soto gari are never used in wrestling except by judokas.
What do you mean outlawing? Like Leg grabbing techniques?
First off, I agree with you. But, I'm going to play devil's advocate. If they both embraced and blended techniques, you would eventually just have gi and no gi wrestling.
@@samuelstephens9921 there are different scoring systems in judo and wrestling, as well as the jacket Vs no jacket difference, so as long as those differences are in place, they will never have the same techniques. OTOH, I think it would be great (from a self defense perspective) if they both turned back to their no-holds-barred roots. Freestyle wrestling descends from catch-as-catch-can wrestling where all holds were allowed, but then many of those holds were banned over time. Judoka originally competed with no holds barred against rival Japanese jujitsu schools to establish Judo as the premier jujitsu school. Originally, there were no time limits in either sport--some judo-vs-jujitsu bouts lasted an hour, and there was an infamous Olympic wrestling bout which lasted 12 hours (in the early years)
Both martial arts are going down the same path as many other arts--as an art gets more popular and mainstream, more and more things get banned in the name of safety and sport entertainment value. Centuries back, Sumo started as a type of MMA/UFC/Vale Tudo contest, and by now it has degenerated into a shoving contest between a couple huge fat guys--and all self defense value was regulated out of Sumo---modern Sumo wrestlers always lose against average size practitioners of almost any other martial art in MMA bouts, as far as I've seen. To think that Sumo champions were once MMA badasses!
HahahaA!!! So fucking true nowadays
Good
Train your judo for combat not sport. Do everything that is banned for competition in training. Drill,situational sparring and drilling. Wrestling only helps any grappling or martial art style for real life self defense. Get back to old school kano judo before the Olympics accepted it.
I've been saying this for years also, when you break it down kano judo can be best described a wrestling with a gi
All martial arts should do this !
How does one train the stuff banned in sport?
AbsoFUCKING-lutely!!!
@@ransakreject5221 Some of the banned moves can be trained, but have to drilled in a controlled manner. Those moves were banned because of the high injury rate in competition. They were not drilling them in classes. The scissor sweep was banned in judo competitions because of high rate of people getting hurt by it. I have drilled it and defense against it in class in a slow controlled manner. Never seen someone get hurt by it.
Good day chadi....have been a big fan of your channel for a while now....judo and freestyle wrestling are very good martial arts but freestyle wrestling will be above judo because of the gi...but understanding their similarities and applying judo especially kodokan judo with freestyle wrestling is good art.....os.
Good stuff I'm too old to be doing gumby rolls
As a guy with a wrestling, Judo and JJ background, I am curious. What is so different or more effective about sambo?
Jason was already an Olympian while being recruited for wrestling, making him a highly recruited wrestlers ever.
I remember hearing about this guy. Never knew he wrestled. Where is he based out of now?
Not having leg grabs in Judo is like not having leg locks in jiu-jitsu. You are stifiling creativity and art. That's the concept of the art in martial arts, the growth of new techniques and strategies.
I think judo back then was better but leg grabs was never the main techniques in judo, you can see leg grabs techniques Don't dominate in sambo sport.
@alejandroruedaaa1154 what are you talking about?! Look at their stances, they have a freestyle wrestling stance to shoot and defend against single and double legs.
@alejandroruedaaa1154 so what is that what Kano wanted
@@Todo_fighting also just because it wasn't the original 40 in the gokyo means what, we can't break from tradition. This goes against the teachings of Kano and constant development
@@vitorshaolin I think we need to go back to having leg grabs in judo, I just don't think we should depend on it, What I understand is that at the time when leg grabbing was allowed, judokas became very dependent on grabbing the opponent's leg. The brilliance in judo lies in the technique, not in strength or advantage That's why even wrestlers have a certain difficulty beating judokas because they are so focused on getting the legs, so focused on strength that they forget the main thing.
I learned that throw from Billy Robinson.
What about Jimmy Pedro?
Many beautiful techniques but also worth noting that many of the throws here weren't scoring sequences in folkstyle wrestling
Wrestlers ont des superbes URA NAGE !
la défense des wrestlers le ventre au Sol est un excellent éducatif pour des formes de corps puissantes dans le NE WAZA classique.
ne reflechissez pas !
Pratiquez la lutte au Sol et vous verrez que votre NE WAZA sera plus souple et plus animal aussi.
La lutte et le judo sont complémentaires.
Whaaa? We used to get called for slamming so couldn't do most of the throws.
It's crazy that wrestling doesn't incorporate more judo throws.
Just a head and arm with a sweep.
The first move looks a lot more similar to Hane Makikomi than O soto makikomi. You can tell that it's a sweeping hip throw and not just an outter reap.
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The Tori red and white belt is the great champion Yamashita.
Jacket?!
I share the opinion that if someone trains judo focusing on the ne waza part and trains wrestling that person does not necessarily need BJJ for submissions, at least not in MMA
That mix is either equivalent to sambo or close to it.
Newaza is a total joke compared to bjj
You still missing leg locks which sambo has them.
@@Todo_fighting in sambo there're not any toe holds and of course heel hooks. But, there're not any knee reaping rules as well.
@@zoxoor3759 not in MMA
I been taking jiujitsu for a year and a half.
Taking judo for 8 months.
I try to use a judo move in jiujitsu because it’s nogi.
Foot sweeps.
I hit a tai otishi in nogi.
Ogoshi.
I’m in a class of noobs.
So i don’t try anything to devastating.
Sweeps and goshi
watch the elbow
You don’t see a lot of Americans involved in Judo or Greco anymore. Now they all are freestyle or Folk style.
why would u neuter urself when folk translates great into any grappling style lol. they dominate mma most of the time
This is what made Khabib such a threat imo is the blending of Judo and Wrestling which is essentially most of Sambo.
Cael Sanderson ankle pick was far more effective than a low or high single.
And when wrestlers had success in judo they changed the rules so that you are not allowed to grab the legs anymore.
"To keep judo pure" they threw away a lot of old techniques ...yay... go judo...
Really a big loss that rule change, stifled a lot of growth in techniques
I don't getbit how does he alter his opponents balance?
We say "shone" in English.
Keep us informed.
Which judoka hasn’t shined in wrestling?
there is bit misslieading to judge all these trows in american folk wrestling which didnt counted them as sucessful actions without following ground control. It is just bit different contest. Folk wrestling is not regualr freestyle wrestling. They didnt care that much about trows or to be trown - it doesnt that important in US wrestling
It's true that throws don't dominate folk style wrestling, but if you look at the upper echelons of it, all of those competitors have good throws
@@combatprinciplesmma
I mean most of the viewers here have no idea what is this folk wrestling scoring system and I suppose most of them Judo followers so they realize trows as most important thing to judge action which we see on video.
In folk wrestling was normal to fall on your back without letting opponent to control you - but iif you trow opponent to partere (which is not scoring action in judo) and you control him you gains points
it is just vice versa trowing game to judo
This group of people doesn't care about anything except JUDO IS THE BEST LOL😂