I was fortunate enough to meet and talk to Neil when I was in London at the budokwai,s 100 year anniversary. He was such a nice man to talk to. Very humble and kind .Not just a great judo player,but a great human being.
great video as always chadi. I once met and trained with mr. Adams in houston tx many years ago. he use to teach seminars here at diamondback judo. he is such a humble man. before the seminar, he was outside in the parking lot trimming his fingernails. for some reason, I thought that was cool lol. i was his uke when he demonstrated his rolling jujigatame. i carry that memory always
Hi Chadi,your honesty is really inspiring. Tyson Fury talks alot about his mental health battles and I think it takes courage to be that open.Keep up the great work.
Interesting to hear the effect on some judoka, especially those who cannot access the solace and healing of a dojo. Now this recent vax thing may open dojos worldwide, and let us resume practice. That is essential. Practice and drilling alone can only accomplish so much.
I recommended to a friend who struggled with lockdown mental damage to take up judo I told him it would take him from isolation to the friendliest game of 3d chess he would ever play, he loves it
Interesting topic. Too many people commited suicide in judo community during the last decade. More questions than answers left related to this phenomena.
@@Chadi I started to dig out this phenomena starting from 2004 when Swedish Greco champion Mikael Ljundberg (Sydney 2000 Gold + Atlanta 1996 Bronze) committed suicide due to depression as it was announced. I was shocked. And starting from that time I'm researching and trying to understand this phenomena. For a quick start I recommend you to read the book of the Founding Father of French Sociology Emil Durkheim: book called " Suicide". It is fundamental on this issue and still very reputable till present days.
I have been very low some times in my life, the last time not so long ago. But I have to add that if you are having suicidal thoughts, go see a psychiatrist or even the emergency. Don't go to a dojo.
OF COURSE you should see a professional, like i said about the prevention center they have these activities, Judo can be one of them, not the cure itself, we are aware of that.
@@Chadi Yeah, I feel kinda silly saying it, but it needed to be pointed out. There are people out there who will find any excuse for not seeking proper help.
hey chadi i wanted to say sorry for repeating the same stuff i say to every martial arts channel i know what im going to i should im the one who going to train to be boxer,kickboxer,mma fighter and martial artist with these 7 combat sports that are the best of all time and used practiced more in ufc/mma sanda,kyokushin karate,taekwondo itf,muay thai,combat sambo,bjj,boxing and you know i might think of adding krav maga because it is militarized mma but lets let fate and GOD decide that and one step at a time ok thanks for everything you and everyone else
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The leg grabs debate will be out soon!
Relax - The "expert" who slams other individuals choices of art and styles will soon show up .
looking forward to it, when will it be out?
@@Alexsnakedoc soon, stay tuned
@@nordinehammadou5037 it was a long discussion, you'll see it soon
I was fortunate enough to meet and talk to Neil when I was in London at the budokwai,s 100 year anniversary. He was such a nice man to talk to. Very humble and kind .Not just a great judo player,but a great human being.
Great man
I met him at the Budokwai too, he came to coach a class and I got a picture with him. Lovely man, and an excellent coach.
@@hannahfox5422 Hi Hannah,I'm glad you met Neil Adams and by the sound of it enjoyed his coaching.👍
No way! You got THE Neil Adams!! Great job Chadi!
I cannot believe it myself
@@Chadi you are on a roll Chadi!!!!!
Great segment! Very insightful. It was interesting to hear yourself and of Neil Adams discuss this topic👏
Thank you 🙇🏻♂️
Fantastic conversation. ❤️👍🙂
great video as always chadi. I once met and trained with mr. Adams in houston tx many years ago. he use to teach seminars here at diamondback judo. he is such a humble man. before the seminar, he was outside in the parking lot trimming his fingernails. for some reason, I thought that was cool lol. i was his uke when he demonstrated his rolling jujigatame. i carry that memory always
What a great man. He's a great role model for many. I was saddened to really learn what happened to his brother Gentlemen Chris Adams.
Wow Chadi!!! You bring Adams-sensei to the channel! clap clap clap
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Great issue! Thank you
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This was a good topic, thank you for sharing 😊.
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Hi Chadi,your honesty is really inspiring. Tyson Fury talks alot about his mental health battles and I think it takes courage to be that open.Keep up the great work.
Thank you John
Nice to finally see your smiling face
Thank you:)
This is a really important video amazing work chadi!
Thank you Michael
great judokas
Wow what a great topic. Great idea !
Thank you
What an important subject to cover.
Thank you
Wow !!!
Interesting to hear the effect on some judoka, especially those who cannot access the solace and healing of a dojo. Now this recent vax thing may open dojos worldwide, and let us resume practice. That is essential. Practice and drilling alone can only accomplish so much.
Sports IS health
I recommended to a friend who struggled with lockdown mental damage to take up judo I told him it would take him from isolation to the friendliest game of 3d chess he would ever play, he loves it
Are you ever going to cover the IJF world tour events? Like the one coming up in Hungary
Like commentary?? Or highlights?? It's not so much my domain, Judo highlights and grappler kingdom do a much better job at that.
Chadi ❤️
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Woah chadis face!
Not the first time
Bro you’ll rule this hahahah
Thank you bro!
Interesting topic. Too many people commited suicide in judo community during the last decade. More questions than answers left related to this phenomena.
It should be discussed
@@Chadi
I started to dig out this phenomena starting from 2004 when Swedish Greco champion Mikael Ljundberg (Sydney 2000 Gold + Atlanta 1996 Bronze) committed suicide due to depression as it was announced. I was shocked. And starting from that time I'm researching and trying to understand this phenomena. For a quick start I recommend you to read the book of the Founding Father of French Sociology Emil Durkheim: book called " Suicide". It is fundamental on this issue and still very reputable till present days.
@@karlievbayram811 I'll read it for sure
@@Chadi
He is the link to the documentary about Mikael Ljungberg's life.
th-cam.com/video/tv5lMptk8Wc/w-d-xo.html
I have been very low some times in my life, the last time not so long ago. But I have to add that if you are having suicidal thoughts, go see a psychiatrist or even the emergency. Don't go to a dojo.
OF COURSE you should see a professional, like i said about the prevention center they have these activities, Judo can be one of them, not the cure itself, we are aware of that.
@@Chadi Yeah, I feel kinda silly saying it, but it needed to be pointed out. There are people out there who will find any excuse for not seeking proper help.
hey chadi i wanted to say sorry for repeating the same stuff i say to every martial arts channel i know what im going to i should im the one who going to train to be boxer,kickboxer,mma fighter and martial artist with these 7 combat sports that are the best of all time and used practiced more in ufc/mma sanda,kyokushin karate,taekwondo itf,muay thai,combat sambo,bjj,boxing and you know i might think of adding krav maga because it is militarized mma but lets let fate and GOD decide that and one step at a time ok thanks for everything you and everyone else
Start with one then branch out, please, Don't think too much about this.
@@Chadi i won't and thanks for helping me and giving me thoughts like you said go for it one step at a time
What is the main reason that you want to expand into several different martial arts? Do you find it natural for your mind and body?