The Best Ways to Tie Your Jiu-Jitsu Belt! - School Time
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2017
- Everyone needs to start somewhere and the first thing everyone has to learn is how to tie your belt. Professor Ryan teaches three ways you can tie your belts.
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The reason the gi top goes right under /left over is because the Samurai had swords mounted on the the left side of the body and if the right side was not tucked under the gi would open when drawing the sword....
The right under left is when you were dressed, it's easier. That form was more likely in women's clothing.
Slight correction, it would be to Keokogi in regards to the Samurai as Samurai were pretty much long gone at the advent of the Judogi as we know it today. Also, is faux pass as people are buried in traditional clothing with the right over left.
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As a Star Wars fanatic and new jiu jitsu student that gi was a breath of fresh air 🥹🥹
Thank you for the demonstration. Very helpful info.
Thanks of take your time to help us with these advice!! Oss
Thank you.
Like the way you tie it and it look straight and neat. Cool
This channel is far beyond awesome! I am binging your videos for a good amount of time right now, cant really understand why you dont have more than 100k subs tbh
One sub at a time. It’s all good. One comment like yours goes a long way. Thank you.
That is cool that you would tie your white-belt's belt. BTW, nice Gi and nice tutorial, Thanks !
As a hardcore SW fan I love this gi.
Man, those gis are long gone. 😢
Appreciate your videos
+LifesAMeme, 😊!
I have a love/hate relationship with the Judo style because when it’s time to potty, it’s time to potty
Excellent video showing the different methods of tying the belt! I personally have been taught to tie it, being single layered as in no crossing, between the upper and lower parts of the belts at the back. Since our belts are embroidered with the name of our style, as well as our own name, the flap with the name of our style organisation, goes on the right side. While on the left side the flap with the individual's name along with the dan bars, go on the left side, when the belt has been tied up. I have a question for you if I may, I noticed that ISAMI one of the belts and gi manufacturers in Japan, posted a video on TH-cam, of the belts they make and embroid, for various martial artists, of different styles.
I noticed that a few Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belts, had their belts embroidered with the word jiu-jitsu in Japanese characters on one side, along with their names with the Roman alphabet, while their dan bars embroidered in white, with the red patch like yours. What is your view on that and how recent, do you think this new practice has started? From what I have seen in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, the dans bars, are usually put on by hand with electric type pieces. Also names and so forth are not usually embroidered on the belt, such as yours. Just asking out of curiosity that is all. Great informative and instructional videos from you, as always! 👍 ☺ ✌
There's a different reason why you put the left over the right on your gi, the branding is just there to help you. Back in old Japan, they'd wear their kimonos left over right... except if it was worn by a person who got buried, then they'd put it on that person right over left.
thanks for the explanation.
Women also wore kimono right over left. Some female judoka from Japan still do that.
I have found that the "Judo" way has always stayed tied much better for me.
Nice little tip I also notice there are a lot of videos on the care and cleaning of Gis, rash guards and other items wore when training. I think there is a lot of unnecessary steps thrown in so it would be interesting to hear/ see your methods. Also would like for you to include the steps you take in cleaning the facilities to prevent illnesses.
Turn it inside out, cold water, light detergent, some Hydrogen peroxide or oxi clean if it's white, air dry, too easy.
7:05 for me is the best method as it stays tight for much longer while rolling. With practice can be tight very quickly as well as the other methods.
Love BJJ, can't wait to get my daughter started
I always do super lock , look up renar ties the belt
I am in love with that gi
I have an A1 stashes you can buy, if it fits you. It’s embroidered with our graphics like in the video, though.
@@KamaJiuJitsu A1 should fit me, what were you looking for with price?
It’s $450 shipped to the lower 48. If no one claims it, it goes into my gi rotation beginning 9/1.
@@KamaJiuJitsu unfortunately $450 is a bit pricey for me. I've only just started BJJ and I can't justify making a purchase like that. It's absolutely beautiful though
Gis like that one are completely unnecessary. Find the cheapest one you can find. Most Gis are made in the same neighborhood in Pakistan, anyway.
6:08 best way IMO
You are the first BJJ guy who ties a belt right, 😁Peace
+Sinmoo Martial Arts Academy LLC, haha! Thanks!
I find a good bow confuses my opponent just enough for a sweep or submission.
Ryan- I just found this video and I was wondering about a few questions:
Regarding the gi and belts you mentioned...
Where can I get a Hemp/Bamboo gi and belt?
Can you order oversized Gis? I seem to only find A5s and being a bit larger both in the shoulders and hips, I think an A6 would fit better but no one has them...
Any suggestions you have are appreciated and thanks for the videos... they are really making me think more about what I’m doing and trying to accomplish‼️👍🙏😁
We have one A5H hemp left in our inventory. But it’s the same KJJ one I wear in videos.
Kama Jiu-Jitsu - do you have a link? Or alternately; do you sell them direct? I assume it has the KJJ logos etc...
Yes, John, it has our patches and embroidery on it. If you’re interested, email us at KamaJiuJitsu@gmail.com
Are there any rules as to how long or short the "ears" of the belt can be? Mine are always a little on the short side kinda like yours. I see some folks that have them pretty long....
That’s a preference thing, like sleeve length and favored ammunition, I guess.
I think you mean Darce Vader
If I wear an A1 gi, should I go with an A1 belt? I find some A1 belts aren’t long enough and the ends don’t naturally hang, they more or less point sideways.
funny you bring that up. i've found that for the A1, it doesn't match up with people who wear an A1 gi. i've found that people who wear A2 gi will wear an A2 belt. bigger guys, A3 and A4 belts. rarely, have i given out an A5 belt. but yes, i'm an A1, but i wear an A2 belt.
I wear an A5 Gi as I am oddly shaped, the A5 belt is way too long even on me.
About closing the front of the gi left over right...
Here in the west, women wear their clothing fronts right over left and men wear them left over right .( You might not have noticed this , but just take a look at a womans button shirt and you will see what I mean). This is made so because men used to dress up all by themselves while women often needed help from a maid to dress up, and it is easier to button someone elses clothing if the the buttons and buttonholes are placed inverted ( compared to mens clothing). But in Japan both genders wear their traditional clothing with the left front over the right. And as a side note ,in Japan, only a corpse wears the kimono fronts right over left.( I really don´t know if that part is true, but that is what I heard)
darta69 I knew several Japanese female judoka that wore their go right over left. They said traditionally that’s how women wore kimono.
I noticed Rickson doesn't go under both layers.
Nope
Nor does Relson.
You can grab that putter later while rolling and give it a sharp tug. It squeezes the inner part around the person...very uncomfortable. It happens in Judo when people tie their belts incorrectly.
How do I get my hands on a yoda gi
Unfortunately, Lucky Gis no longer makes them.
Is there a reason why the ranking bar should end up on the left side?
none in particular. someone once told me that years ago.
Kama Jiu-Jitsu ah okay, I didn't know if there was a historic/educational reason.
its because samurais wore their swords on the left side.
so the bar should always be on the left.
DINIZ PINHEIRO 😑
+DINIZ PINHEIRO, makes sense. Thanks!
The only reason my I don't wash my belt was because my cousin but his Green belt in the wash with our Gi's and stained both of them. I got my self a new gi but it took 1-2 years of washing to go back to normal
Basic laundry rules apply, Colors get their own wash seperate from your Gi. Wash your belt.
Why is the bar brown
Old and faded.
Jesus mode teaching great work you should become a preacher
lol. i've been known to do that on at least a few occasions. just depends on who's in front of me and what He puts in my heart to say. i leave that all up to Him.
It took me a long time to learn that. Allot of prayers and scripture Isaiah 10:27
This is why god invented the buckle. lol
why the Brown Bar on the belt?
lol. that was originally a black bar, but it faded after many, many washes.
@@KamaJiuJitsu whaaaat a black bar fades to Brown? Did not know that was possible 😅 If that whitebelt has used up his belt that much then maybe he should get new belt soon 😅🤣
He got his blue belt not too long after that.
@@KamaJiuJitsu nice congratz to him. But i still can't understand brown. I would expect it to fade to like gray or somthing, but what do I know my white belt looks almost new 🤣
It’s just how the dye fades. Black dyes look really brown until it is dark enough. - Rusty
Did you just kick the sacred cow! Wash you belt... NO! All you knowledge is in the belt... If that were the case then I could put a higher rank belt on and be better, right. Yes I know you never put a higher rank belt on also. A lot of superstition in the martial art's, lot of tradition too, but that's not always a bad thing in a lot of cases. From a Christian perspective there are a bunch of things I wont do.
Like you videos, keep it up.