Travis Stevens Judo Live - Watch All My 2016 Olympic Match With Me!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2020
- This Sunday at 9 pm EST. I plan on watching all 5 of my Olympic Matches live right here on TH-cam! We can't about my strategy, what's going through my head, and game planning all during the live feed! Some of these matches I will be watching right along with you for the first time.
Join me while I relive the day I made history and become an Olympic Silver Medalist!
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That over under vs the Bulgarian was money. I can here Coach Jimmy in my head "SPLIT THE LEGS!!"
Travis thank you for your honest commentary even though it was a tough loss. You're a great inspiration for me and all of us who practice and love the most unappreciated sport.....JUDO!
Thank you Judo MDZ I really do appreciate that. I really hope everyone can learn from my mistakes and we can all become better. Really happy to share my experiences with everyone.
Bjj guy but a new zealot convert to judo, just want to say I fucking love this. Thanks for making it!
Travis. Amazing fighting spirit. Truly a warrior 🎉. Love you man😊
Thank you again for the content, appreciate it.
You welcome!
Travis, amazing content. It's so fascinating to hear what goes through the head of an elite Olympic athlete, and getting a sense of the heightened awareness you have in the middle of a match -- noticing the grips, keeping track of what the referee's decision-making style is, etc.
That performance against Avtandil Tchrikishvili was amazing. He's such a physically powerful competitor who can threaten not only with his signature ura-nage counter against forward throws, but also has a strong maki-komi attack and a surprisingly good collar-and-sleeve uchimata too. I remember seeing the submission and thinking "Stevens' wrist must be made of iron because I know Tchrikishvili's neck is!" He's usually so strong from that quadpod position but you turned him over really nicely.
You mentioned your classic 2012 match against Ole Bischof. My Korean friends said you're like a hero in Korea because of that performance -- after that all-out war with you in the semis, Ole was completely exhausted for the finals, allowing Kim Jae-bum to get a highlight-reel gold medal victory for Korea that year.
It’s funny you mention how strong his neck is. I actually hurt my hand choking him I was pulling so hard! Lol. You can see I had both hands tapped for the final!
Learned a lot and Enjoyed this video Travis ! I also really enjoyed the podcast with you and Lex Fridman Podcast as well
Thank you for doing this !
wow, you're a mastermind, Travis! There are so many details and secrets you used in these fights and they are really interesting. You've explained them well, legend!
Wow this content is top notch ! Thank you Travis.
Also, watching the top level judo makes me realize how much I suck.
By the way, I love your teachings, and above all, your spirit.
Amazing video Travis, i love the pass you did on Ivanov in the quarter Final. Used it a lot after you did it in Rio. Also love your Seoi Nage really much.
Thank you so much Vincent!
Great stuff Travis. Paying it forward.
This was amazing badass thank you
Great video (Y) i always wanted to hear ur analyses when to win with Avtandil Tchrikishvili.
You are great Judoga and thanks for ur video content :)
This was really amazing Travis. Congrats. That gold medal match hurts, I won't lie, I was pissed at you watching it live lol. Imagine how you felt. It's sorta like he caught an interception right in his hands for the Super Bowl...or something. You were the better athlete here. Thanks.
Thank you Mikey! I can't even be upset at the lost. Thats life. All I can do now is hope that by providing my experience a younger athlete can take it and do what I couldn't.
This was so good and helped a lot coming from a top of the top Judoka. Gave me a look thru a professionals eye
I’m really glad you enjoyed it!!!
We love you travis good fight bro you are amazing person
Thank you so much for that!!!
@@TravisStevensgrappling Thanks for everything champion we miss you and we miss old judo players zantaria,you,pietri,iliadis
You deserve it with your diffrent style people always want to see uchi matas or ura nages but i miss you man take care yourself American Hero
@@TravisStevensgrappling i watched your newaza videos and i became cadet europen champion i see you like my brother Thanks for everything
Mücahit Gültekin that’s awesome!!!! Congrats that’s a huge accomplishment.
Man... I'm a over a year late to the stream lol! Don't worry Travis, you are still an inspiration for Judokas all over the US! Myself included! I try to model some of my techniques from your style.
Fascinating,Im judo stoopid really trying to understand the attitude and applications of the techniques.I got 4 years of bjj but really trying to be more of a Judoka .Joined a judo school to add to my grappling education.
I think you will not regret it. If you have the athleticism and strength for it, then judo (and wrestling) can vastly enrich your enjoyment of grappling. The standup sports have a much faster pace than ground sports (IBJJF, sub grappling, etc), and that makes them absolutely exhilarating. BJJ is a lot of fun too but it doesn't have that "roller coaster ride" thrill that you get from defending or executing an explosive takedown.
Just watch out for injuries, standup grappling is much more dangerous than BJJ. In BJJ you can resist a lot and you probably won't get many serious injuries. Judo is different; you can get some pretty serious injuries if you try to resist 100% before you're ready for it. And even if you are really experienced, you can still get injured; most of the international competitors I've met have all had some serious, life altering injury -- hip, lower back, shoulder, knee, etc. My advice for all people transitioning from BJJ to judo is this -- make safety your priority, not winning.
Nice I really hope you enjoy adding some judo to your game.
Still watching this
This was fascinating. I have no experience with anything athletic at this level, only hobbyist Jiujitsu and hopefully a bit more judo after Covid! I picked up your newaza mastery instructional thanks to the Covid discounts. Much appreciation for everything you share with the world and for representing the US so well.
Thank you for that Richard! And thanks for picking up the Instructional that means a lot to me I really hope you enjoy it!
Newaza mastery video is 100% worth it.
I think learning to lose is a big part of competing in Judo. Since every mistake can cost you a match it's likely you're gonna lose some. Builds character 😄
Don't know about copy right issues, but seeing you live comment on tournaments could be cool.
Yeah I'm wondering the same thing about the copy right as well. But I guess I will see.
You should be an official commentator ar IJF events
I’m glad you think so! Maybe one day if I’m lucky!
Just a suggestion, when TH-cam rolls out new features that you'd like to use and you don't fully understand them, find another channel that is already using them and let them walk you through where the buttons are, and how the stuff works.
People that make money on TH-cam figured this out very quickly, and are usually very descriptive about where to find the new button features so that you can send them money 😅
May save you a little bit of time. I'm glad you figured it out though
That’s actually a really good idea! Thank you.
Quality content! You may have missed some clickbait headline opportunity here! :D
LOL
Hey Travis! I hope all is well, are you on a break from youtube? Im running out of videos to watch :D
I remember you showing that technique on Instagram, the elbow clamp during tomoe. I showed it to one of my guys and he was able to immediately use it
That’s awesome. It’s such a simple thing and it really helped change my game! Glad it worked so well for him!
@@TravisStevensgrappling me too. We have some BJJ guys training with us and he was really frustrated with them stiff arming him, he was so excited to have some real confidence develop after he was able to get them like that.
You're changing lives man, keep it up!
William Schrimsher that’s awesome. Defiantly inspires me to keep creating these for people.
Could you do a reaction to the match between you and Ole Bischof? That would be super interesting
Yes I will do a live viewing of my Olympic Semi Final from London.
39:36 I'm constantly saying "STEWPID JUDOUGH" in all non judo contexts now
Travis, please tell us where we can buy the book you are speaking on 1:11:59?
You said when an opponent goes belly down you actually turn him with a deep half guard sweep to split leg pass to osae komi ...I was wondering if you would do a technique video of that
Ryan Deming thats a great Idea! I'll add that to the list of things to shoot!
Some people say they would rather win a Bronze medal than a Silver medal.
It's not difficult to see why.
You kept saying throughout the video “thank you for becoming a member” a member of what? I enjoy watching your videos and I don’t wanna miss any.
You can become a channel member! It just helps support the channel! You can recognize channel members by the icon next to their names.
Why didnt the swed get points for the footsweep?
Iin the match against the Swede around 9:00 the Swede spends a long time with an open/untied gi. Doesn't that put you at a disadvantage?
It doesn't really bother me but some people could see it as a disadvantages yes.
Can you name an athlete who's style just didn't fit the way you fought? By the way, I was shouting with you when you bit the georgian.