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Different goals man, wanna fight? train martial arts, wanna look insane? Body building, wanna be strong? Power lifting, want to master bodyweight? Calisthenics. You really can't compare them as their goals are different.
that's true but the most delusion and cringe I've seen is in the weightlifting community. Without a doubt.
@@bk341 every part have bad apples. Even if there are shitty people it still doesn't change the fast that the exercise itself is meant for different purposes.
Everyone has a goal that's delusional af you need to learn fighting
@@MASCULINAVERSITY Delusional? go on, explain how is a goal delusional, and why fighting
@@qwertyqwert2818 you see the goal of bigger muscles is pure vanity and cope most bodybuilders are pussies who can't fight and when did you need huge muscles to be aesthetic it's also very much sad how people's perception on what is an aesthetic physique is skewed
Lifting in the gym is for building basic stats for your training. I don't understand this whole idea that you can ONLY lift OR train, not both.
For real. A big boy who trains even just the basics is absolutely terrifying on the mat.
This is a dumb post but he is specifying bodybuilding and not lifting. I’m sure this guy and many other competitive Judoka lift.
A bodybuilder is someone who trains to be as big as possible, witch hurts athletic performance and pound for pound strength, lifting athletically + martial arts>>>>>>
@@Saddaddya big boy gas super fast
Traditional Martial Arts mindset. If you are big and strong enough you can beat technique, I am talking Brian Shaw level lol.
This is like comparing endurance running with playing football.
You dont train bodybuilding for judo lmao
@@marcosgarcia8544Judokas dont train to get bigger and stronger?
@@columodonnell9202Weight lifting and muscle building is good for judo because if you have raw strength you will easily able to throw heavy opponents
@@columodonnell9202increasing raw strength is important for judo
@@columodonnell9202 Judokas mainly do fast/explosive weightlifting movements with different sets and reps to build strength mainly. Which is different than bodybuilding.
Better to do boxing+judo+gym. If you have any time. But if you don't just do judo. (Created some kind of war. For those dudes who sayin' just join mma.. They are right and not right. MMA trains every main martial art you need to know and you can combine, and it doesn't considers as martial art. You don't train judo in mma, but you train boxing, bjj, wrestling, kickboxing, and some taekwondo. What i'm saying is what boxing and judo is ultimate combination for defending yourself, and mma is combination of martial arts. Why train all kind of martial ats, then you can choose only 2 important for yourself? MMA can help too, but just boxing and judo is good. Gym increases endurance and maybe stamina, but it doesn't train how to attack or defend or even counter. So combine boxing+judo+gym).
Yeah, in real life situation you still need striking to close up the distance for grappling
Respect ✊ ❤
I'd say calisthenics is better for fighting.
@@irisbeyes2927 if it's not a joke i would say it's not true. It only increases your endurance and stamina.(if for fighting abilities)
Muay Thai, boxing, wrestling, BJJ, and bodybuilding.
But I don't see what comparison there is between Judo and body building? 2 totally different things, done for different reasons. Sounds like the poster has a complex about bigger stronger dudes, even though bodybuilders are not training to fight.
Maybe you should start comparing other things that are just as similar, like playing the ukulele doesn't prepare you to swim. Lol Geezus.
That music scares everyone in UFC.
Funfact: Most MMA Pros take Grappling lessons from retired Olympic Judokas the day since Ronda Rousey got her title "The Arm Collector" in the UFC.
Nobody in the ufc walked out to this song lmao
wdym
“I KILL EVERYBODY”
Everybody everybody, haaaaah!😂
i say lifting+learning to box+learning to grapple is the best choice
I love Judo, but I don't like how you disrespect bodybuilding. It is not in the spirit of Judo. People should pick their free time activity based on what they need and want.
I do bodybuilding and judo, and this shit is stupid. Respect to anyone with hard work and passion.
Finally someone with a brain
How can you respect people who cant even sprawl a double leg. They're women
I try to go and practice a martial art too,is not very pleasent ruining your liver and endure the pain every night or dont get any sleep,i will stick whit the Jim tbh
no one is disrespecting anything. You guys were offered a choice. Thats all.
You either build your body alone without properly using it (which is pointless), or using your body and building it properly (which yield the best outcome).
Judo, wrestling, boxing, muay thai all of this good
bjj?
@kKADENnn yeah bjj too, as well as Sambo, Leithwei, Kudo, Kickboxing, and certain forms of Karate like Kyokushin, all the martial arts we've listed so far are the ones that, in my research, have been proven effective in real fights, find a good gym in any one of these and train for like a year, and you'll find yourself capable of fighting off most people if need be (it's important to remember though that fighting at all should always be the absolute last resort, de-escalation and trying leave always comes first)
Did my first actual judo class. I didnt even do a throw yet it felt like an intense leg day
You will love trying a sparring with an older belt, these guys can manipulate your whole bodyweight. Also at the end of every round you will be so tired haha, but this will get better with training
@@Daniel-J69 Dude, Im tired even with the warm up. 😅 I havent trained in a while. Im somewhat of a Muay Khao though thats why I tried judo. I plan to continue with this journey.
@@CyclingMartialartswithMusicdid you stop?
You'll get to it. Don't expect to go throwing people everyday your first few months. Expect to get destroyed by everyone until your first year
This doesn’t compare to a actual leg day Lmao
Different needs different goals... Some people wanna help their mother lift their heavy shopping bags and not body slam the groceries
I love this, actually put it in a humorous way which some what i think eases the elitism
@@signout932 thank you for that compliment
My mom always returns with 200lb+ bags from shopping. Hate it when im away and cant help her. There is obiously no way to help her except lifting
@@user-ix5ff3de8b i been in both communities' ad least in my experience most marital artist have this elitism might say while bodybuilding and strength sports are much less "elitist"
“Body slam the groceries” 💀
optics is what literally everyone sees. your judo only matters if you compete, or if you get in a lot of fights, in which case, you should probably figure out why you get into so many fights
Not all bodybuilders have gigantic egos and think that they will beat everyone, I have a friend who is a personal trainer and he is one of the most humble and kind people i have ever met, he has done judo in the past when he was a young boy but that doesn't really mean anything he doesnt flaunt that in people's face's, so TLDR you can't group everyone into one group.
Your friend is the minority unfortunately. The egoistical bodybuilders are the majority portayed in media
Bodybuilders living rent free in martial artists heads 😂
Yes because they think that they can beat a martial artist Only with muscles
@@leonardoannavini9227no, it's just like 1 in 500 meathead bodybuilders that think that. Most realize that they train for bodybuilding, and they wouldn't expect a judoka or Boxer to get their IFBB pro card either
I don’t blame them, movies and tv shows got them thinking muscles is what wins fights, I’d be eager to give them that rude awakening too 😆
Then the martial artists always respond with “yeah because they think muscle wins the fight”
Every bodybuilder I’ve met knowns they won’t win. But I don’t really see them taking shots at martial artists 🤔
@@ofauvi2089I’ve been powerlifting for 6 years and know I certainly can’t beat a martial artist. Skill over everything
Honestly many martial artists seem super insecure about their lack of muscle mass. I’ve seen so many bodybuilders say a highly skilled martial artist could beat them. I very rarely see martial artists admit that a very strong bodybuilder could hurt them even without technique. I think it comes down to the fact that fighters cultivate large egos, in order to fight against well trained opponents.
100% I’ve mixed with both communities most body builders I met “nah man couldn’t fight my way out of wet paper bag but I enjoy what I do”
But not all but a fair chuck of martial artist “muscles don’t win fights” like no one asked or even some team contact sports they will be like “but i am training to be able to kick your ass if we got into a fight” after someone they know or are some what acquainted with chooses to play rugby instead of doing martial arts with them
Yes that is right fighters actually go on sports like this for an ego boost that i why my mother put me on these kinds of sports for some reason she thought is hated myself no i hated myself after doing all these bs sports
@@lars8555I'll take "Bullshit that never happened" for 500 bucks, Maury.
You haven't fought a day in your life, and I know you haven't.
@@Vase94 i did taekwando karate judo jujutsu even did boxing but ofcourse you can believe what you wanna that is in your freed as can i believe if we ever fought you would not stand a chance i know that to be a fact.
I don’t know man…many times I visited regular gyms the guys for some strange reason look at me in assertive dominant look like they are somehow better. Opposites are martial arts gym where people are happy and do not try to put you down with their look. Maybe bcuz they actually know how to put you down physically and so called bodybuilders don’t. However it’s obvious that as 65kg Mma beginner I don’t think I can beat up 120kg bodybuilder. There is always a chance of lucky strike bcuz you can’t put muscles on the jaw right. Weight lifting is extreme useful in martial arts journey as well. Strength matters. So yeah it’s good to do both.
Lesson here is to know what you truly want for your mind and body, and work according to that desire. No reason to feel over-confident about something else that wasn't your goal.
Judo is awesome.
I'd say you combine a striking art (in my case muay thai) with a Grappling art (in my case bjj, but Judo is also really good) and get the extra strength with calisthenics. Although weight lifting is also useful as long as it isn't bodybuilding.
I agree but I just cant choose between bjj and judo. I like judo style but still confused can you help me pls
@@slhyilmaz if you like Judo, stay with Judo. Judo Is about as good as bjj, I just chose bjj because I liked the gym more.
Most gyms got try outs, so I'd reccomend you find a Judo and a bjj gym near you, and do try outs there. Then you choose wich one you like more.
i also was thinking on starting on those too
@@slhyilmazJudo is focused in stand up grappling, its the Idea of throwing someone to the ground. I'm from Brazil, i don't know how it is in other country but here, BJJ commercial training have the bare minimun stand up grappling, it's 97% ground game, choose with this information in mind. I personally think they are extremely complementary, its important to do both, so If you can alternate periodically between those 2 is a good call, something like 6 month each.
@@CEOdosPutos oh glad to know that, I am not really into groundwork I just want to stay on my feet so thats why I think I'll try muay thai+judo since you can do a lot while standing up but bjj is cool too I might give it a try after I master judo
Huge respect to Judokas and all martial artists, you guys are very tough and functionally athletic ! But Bodybuilding, Powerlifting and other strength sports are not just optic. Now,they will not make you prolific in fighting or self-defense, so goals matter, of course ! But they can be pretty functional, especially combined with some gymnastic Input. I have a physically demanding job and increased strength and muscle, especially in back,core and legs have served me well over the years, kept me save,stable and protected from certain stress. Safety can also be controlled very well with good technique, especially as a non-competitor pushing more moderatly for progress. I love lifting ! It gets too much hate sometimes :D
Wanna be A WEAPON? do BUHUR 🗿
Yeah. You can get pretty ripped if you eat right and do a good conditioning program. Kano knew what was up.
Tengo 12 años y voy a Judo, me apunte con 6 y estoy muy motivado para seguir, demomento he ganado 2 campeonatos de León, y me encantaría llegar a competir en una de Castilla y León, soy cinturon naranja-verde ❤️🥋
Sigue asi chaval
Vas por buen camino hernan, sigue y llegarás lejos
We dont do bodybuilding to fight we do body building to look asthetic but i do calisthenics cuz i just like doing it.
That uranage was good man
Bjj+judo+muaythai= weapon
Lethwei+kudo is better
Lethwei? are you insane? That's CTE for granted.@@Pounceboi
@@pedrowilliams220 not as much cte as judo u and a partner drill getting slammed on the matt also lethwei has way more head-movement cause u can turn it into headbutts
Ar15 = weapon
@@nicodein1982 most people aint carrying an ar15
Powerlifting + learning a Martial Art is the way to Go for me
That's great, but I'd reccomend you to incorporate pylometrics. It's one of the easiest ways to become more explosive for fighting.
judoka for 1 year and I learned favourite move called Yoko wakare
Judo is supposed to be about respect, personal growth, building the community. Not about “learning to fight” and making yourself a weapon so you can hurt people, or putting down other completely different sports/athletics. I would encourage anyone to take steps to get healthier and more active, whether it’s martial arts training or just getting on a stationary bike. If someone REALLY wants to learn how to fight I’d probably recommend mma. Totally the wrong message my guys.
Kickboxing+gym+muay thai
Why would you learn kickboxing and Muay Thai at the same time? Just learn one
@@a.thomas1701 bro it was accident sorry i meant muay thai+gym
@@a.thomas1701Why would you not?
You people act like you can only have two Martial Arts in your kit. Someone actually passionate about fighting does them all.
No I'm gonna do wrestling instead
You'll be fine either way
wrestling is the best. Good idea
Judo is shit and useless wrestling is good thing
I did both judo and wrestling along with jujitsu
I'm a wrestler who is moving to judo. It's more useful in streets, but if you do your best in wrestlers, you would pay back by it, so keep going, man, try doing your best .
I just got my blue belt! I train Kickboxing and Muay Thai alongside Judo.
Taekwondo muay Thai judo and boxing makes you a killer
Dumbass combo, Only learn Kick Box and Bjj or Judo.
I love Judo but it is quite expensive to pay for the fee
It's generally way cheaper than BJJ
BJJ is more expensive
@@hogan4670 despite their uselessness
I just started my Judo training this month, still learning how to fall, Osoto Gari and Seoi Nage, any tips?
Edit: Thank you for all the tips guys, appreciate it!
Just keep showing up and try your best. Skill comes with time.
@@berend3893 Thank you, i still feel kinda stiff and keep getting thrown around when i tried a randori, but my coach told me not to focus on randori too much and just keep improving my ukemi
focus more on cardio
@@gameplayman9350 Will do that, thank you sir 🫡
@elmoferrel3942 I'm starting in October and looking forward to it! I tried a few break falls and my god they're so much harder then they look. Felt like I was gonna wo wind myself most of the time 😅
Judo+calisthenics or boxing+ bodybuilding
Judo is incredibly fun.
Nr.1 rule of a street fight: Never go down.
Bro every single one ends up on the ground
Yea and judo teaches throws so the other guy goes down and you don't
@@shezzy113 Seems like it didnt work in the video tho.
@@nicsunnre3464 Judo is more than one technique casual
Honestly, true. If you're down and they got a friend or a weapon, you're already dead
Oh yeah🥋
I box and i love it ❤
Brother bodybuilding is my passion. But I also do boxing on the side.
I practiced judo for 30 years, (im 41), my father practiced it, (there was only judo, and karate back them) and now i want only to give my rusty belt to my son, who is gonna begin now... he is six.
Judo is a family, not just a sport or a martial art...
Kinshi waza from your father... judo from your sensei... (never use it in a tatami, but...)
There was wrestling/boxing back then too, right?
@@lI_Demonata_Il there were more expensive 🫰??
I don't know why...and here in Europe wrestling is not as common... And boxing was not very well viewed for kids.
@@lI_Demonata_Ilyes 😭
“Make yourself a weapon”
Japanese fighter plane pilots 💀
What the Allied ship crews saw on the 4th of june, 1942 at midway
That’s what Kajukenbo is for.
Be an ultimate warrior, carry a firearm, pepper spray(less than lethal option) and learn Boxing, Judo, or any other viable martial art.
Train with your fists and get a weapon to be ready at all times
I’m training both Judo and Muay Thai , I literally feel unstoppable
Nah bro I'm good with karate
Same karate best martia lart (in my opnion) 🥋🥋❤️🔥❤️🔥
"martial art"
Karate is good but I’ve never seen a Karate practitioner take down a judoka. Quite the opposite lmao
Beautiful work man 🙏🏾🙏🏾 I’m doing jiu jitsu and I’ve done some wrestling in the past but I hope it goes great for I’m gonna give judo a try as well
bodybuilding= beauty contest
I'm currently a karate practicioner, but I may try Judo after getting 3rd Dan in karate
I'm a 1st Dan Karate but I box aswell and have decent grappling knowledge.
@@jr5993 ok
@@jr5993U gotta beat him up for replying with “ok”
@@grindtilldeath lol true.
People News to do Judo
Judo is my best sport❤❤
I have been doing Judo for over 2 years total and throughout all my lessons I have loved every moment. Even when I don’t feel like going it’s always amazing when I get there. I’m judo even if you don’t learn something knew you still have fun and discover different grips that work well for you. You get to meet new people whom are always kind.
Becomes a weapon
Gets stabbed and shot
Can't stabbed but can be shooted
everyone can be stabbed, even professional militaary folk who trained whole life to defend against knife can be stabbed to death by some drunk ass@@Eggsotaste
Video was made in a German facility so the possibility of getting shot is about 0 lol
@@Eggsotaste
Thinks he can't be stabbed
Gets stabbed 104 times
@@yp.7440 what kinda argument is that
IQ 20 goals be like
Good one
bro is there any place that teaches old school judo style at present?
When someone is talking crazy but you know you can ippon them in 3 seconds 😂😂
lmao this
ive seen so many meatheads that'll never get in fights cuz they dont want their ego crushed
yes, but optic often prevents from fighting :) :P
😂👍
Exactly, prevention is the key to any conflict.
Do boff
The Blicky in my pocket: 🤫
Been training for one year, four months of which had to recover from a collarbone injury, training again with maintenance for two months. Best decision of my life.
I agree, big ol' muscles dont mean you can fight
Yeah but big muscles holding like a kitchen knife or hammer sure do beat judo like 99/100 times.
Also, look up the height and weight of Brian Shaw and really ask yourself if the standard judo practitioner could beat him? (His forearms are larger than a normal man's thigh)
@@IsaacMorgan98
1.Brian shaw isnt a Body builder
2. Anyone using a weapon gets more Dangerous. Not a flex.
No they don't, but hey not everyone is training to fight.
Ain’t no way bro ate a suplex
Yeah he did, he broke his fall properly. Judo guys are good at break falls.
Do whatever you want but stay healthy and focused ❤❤❤❤❤
Deterance is the best self defense. Bodybuilding is just that.
Meatheads can't win against trained fighters, a trained fighter would easily see through that😂 facade
And then you get smoked by a 125 pound boxer when you try to grab him 😂
that's why you train judo amd leave judo amd go to a boxing gym.
Your acting like boxers know how to defend takedowns 💀 that 125 lb boxer is getting his ass slammed into concrete HARD
Lmao. My calf kick go brr.
It is not that simple or easy
@@ensnaredbyflesh1030 not for you maybe
Judo all fun and games until you're bigger than them 💀
this makes no sense.
I don’t even know what this comment is trying to say lol
@@tundrabanks3647 Sorry. So the creator of Judo wasn't exactly a big person. He designed Judo so the little guy can takeout the big guy. Therefore, Judo is all fun and games until you're bigger than your opponent, meaning they can take you down easier.
On a side note, in Judo.. most of the beginner techniques like Osoto Gari and the arm throws require you to be below the belt. So if you're tall, then it's harder to get the throw.
@@bk341 here ya go
@@Stookoongathat’s why you need real martial arts like wrestling and bjj not judo 😂
I need to go to judo
I love Judo 🥋
Agreed but building physics first is important especially in the martial art to maintain cardiovascular and stamina. You cannot do martial art if you're overweight or skinny
You can
@@justrandomdude980 yea sure but when it comes to self defense none of it would work. You must have muscle strength and great agility to fight that what is martial art for. Even in dancing you have to be fit
*Sumo left the chat*
@@Sneako-wb3cn sumo is sport not martial arts search it up. Ever seen sumo in mma? Yea exactly
@@magiclee8256 Sumo is wrestling, and it was in mma lmao 🤣💀
Wrestling is much more practical for self defense
Lol no way lmao
@@JdhwbHd9s8w yeah, it is. Judo guys have no clue how to get out of a fight when it goes to the ground. As well as weight classes. Without wrestling I’d honestly be dead. Lots of fights with guys 100+ pounds on me that went to the ground immediately. Judo you might land a nice kick or something but it’s too slow and too impractical when you are not wearing a robe or whatever it’s called as well as your opponent will not be barefoot and on a foam mat. Variables my guy
@@Shiturd45 what do you mean? Judo has newaza, which can be either very very good or very very bad depending on the gym
@@Shiturd45You dont throw kicks at judo lol
Guy doesnt even know what Judo is but feels entitled to speak about its effectiveness
@@Alex-ke9wt judo in application to a real life street fight, where you will be throwing kicks. Read better.
whats music is this? please help
It’s in the description
I currently train boxing, but I’m in love with judo. I’m looking for a good dojo to start in my city, I don’t want to stop boxing, I just want to learn judo as well. 🥊 🥋 ♥️
Everyone should do martial arts (excluded taekwondo and karate)
Not because its hard but because its useless
They definelty aren't useless. Taekwondo has the best kicks, and karate is all around fine.
They obviously won't be as useful as muay thai, bjj or boxing for self defense, but don't sleep on a taekwondo practitioner. They'll see you laughing one second, and kick your head off the other.
Ever heard of kyokushin karate?
Tanto el taekwondo como el karate son efectivos si se utilizan bien, ni se diga el Kyokushin que es letal, pero ahí tienes el ejemplo en la UFC de GSP, Lyoto Machida y Stephen Thompson que tienen un striking brutal, incluso en el taekwondo está Pettis, no porque sean menos efectivos que el kickboxing y el jiujitsu brasileño se deben excluir. El Aikido y el Tai Chi son ejemplos de artes marciales inservibles.
Idk man kyokushin seems legit
Judo isn’t for fighting it’s for show, it’s stand up grappling, and it’s outclassed by wrestling. If you wanna learn how to fight do bjj and boxing or muay Thai
That’s why khabib Islam and even Leon edwards use judo right? Lol
Judo is great to supplement an MMA skill set. Plenty of blackbelts in Judo in MMA, Fedor and Khabib have masters of sport in Judo...it's just that you won't have a complete skill set with JUST Judo, just like you won't have a complete skill set with JUST Freestyle wrestling, JUST BJJ, JUST Kickboxing, etc. It's called "Mixed Martial Arts" for a reason.
As far as for self defense, the best martial arts are Parkour and Concealed-Carry Fu.
Americans thinking their college wrestling is automatically better
This is exactly why america is hated by the world😂😂😂 especially after one of your senators called asked the Tiktok CEO if he is chinese😂
outclassed by wrestling when ???
how do you define outclassing ?? did the wrestler face every single judoka on earth ?
Doi judo with no prior experience being an adult is one way to breaking your body to pieces.
My 9mm G17 : "hello good sir" 😊
"Hes a boxer"😮
"He's a wrestler" 😮
"He does judo🤓" 😂
Judo is beautiful and I definitely want to learn it. The coolest thing about Judo is the man who created it, Kano Jigoro and his reasons for creating it.
Love this video!!
Judo feels less like making yourself a weapon and instead making the floor a weapon
Amen, brother. Stay on your discipline.
I came to judo after this video , i have to thank god then you my friend❤ now its 2 months
I love jubo ❤
I train boxing and do lifting weights (not heavier just some machines) and I wanted to learn judo but I have no source
I really wish there were way more Judo schools. Cause they’re so rare in the USA and it’s such a cool martial art.
Yeah❤, aber wo bekommt man solche Bänder her?
Bitte
Mixing that up with striking would make ya a beast. Boxing and judo is a great combination.
Both is the best combination! Gym and fighting.
The wrestling 💀
yoo that suplex was badass
Last guy was liking it lol
The Canto Chokes are cool, but those Greco-Takedowns are extremely dangerous.
bodybuilding + judo 😈🔥
sadly theres no grappling gym where i live :(
One of the things my Guro said that stuck with me is the key to winning a fight is not just good technique, but fitness.
That, and all the pushups we had to do if we lost our stick or got disarmed during sparring. I learned real quick to keep a tight grip on my sticks.
100% Agree. I will join judo or any Combat sport soon Sensei! Thanks for the tip!
I did Judo when I was younger and then switched to bodybuilding. A part of me wants to restart Judo.
ammunition is the only place you should consider whenever the "weapon" word crosses your mind.
Spinning back before u even come close
Wrestling & Judo seems the best base for mma/fighting
That cable setup is op. Need more gym machines that incorporate standing movements. Everything is sitting down and it fundamentally fucks up the human body doing every movement in that position
Come to judo and make your enemy’s into pretzels 🥋🥨🥋