If ever you needed to know how strong Japanese Judo is, just remember this guy *didn't even make it on to the 2004 Japanese Olympic team when he was at his peak*
Ah, the good old days when you could grab the leg, cross lapel, grab the belt, below the belt, koka, yuko, 30 seconds of osekomi. Happy memories. Not like today - boring. We never see ashi-waza like this any more. Poor Kano would be turning in his grave.
Wow that’s sounds like bad news to me. I quit judo many years ago due to an injury, but I had practiced at competitive level for over 10 years and all of the things you mentioned are so familiar and sweet memories for me as well... Has it changed so much...?
Yasuyuki Muneta is one of my favorite judoka. He is also the judoka with most participations in the All Japan championship (15) which is truly remarkable. BUT, I wouldn't go so far as to call him the Godfather of Ashi-waza.
@@iorekbyKeiji Suzuki. Back in the day he and Inoue switches for the +/-100kg all the time. That guy was much more technical and relied a lot more on ashiwaza than muneta. Muneta was a big short guy, he got a lot of option other than ashiwaza
Showing this to my 8 y.o. son right now (he's heavier than most kids of his age and it bothers him). "See, this guy is not skinny at all, and he is SO good. He just wipes the floor with everyone".
Ikr judo has the culture, use of efficient energy, even with the least power, you make beautiful throws Amazing groundwork All the arts with groundwork took it from judo Judo also has atemi waza (striking) but is illegal in competition
It is soo bad that they can't use underwaist grips like leg grips. It takes out the parts that makes this art complete. A judoka should win against an freestyle wrestler but not if he is not prepared for underwaist grabs.
meh, you'll get a good workout out of it. don't expect to be able to actually pull these moves off against a heavier resisting squirming attacker in the streets
Stunning ! Sometimes the big guys look powerful but not so interesting. The Frenchman Teddy Riner is a great ambassador for the sport but so boring to watch ! This guy is a magician !
@@JudoArt merci. I have something to tell. It's a true,and strange story of Budo : When i was young,i wanted to learn Real judo and stop traditionnel jujitsu. I declded to go to bordeaux center ,for the MICHIGAMI dojo. Arrive AT the door,i wanted to knock AT this door and sensei MICHIGAMI came out faster,still front of me and said : For you KARATÉ !!!! ....with a smile he shut the door and basta !!!!😂. I went back to my home,sad,and i study karaté goju ryu morio HIGAONNA school for 8 years ( 4 time for a week!). Sensei MICHIGAMI died AT this period,and i never had him as teacher....but After i return to his dojo with my Black belt goju ryu ,and i get a New expérience in judo without sensei MICHIGAMI. I've learnig judo ! The morality of this story it's i became Black belt goju ryu karaté by the grâce of...... MICHIGAMI ! Cordialement.
Syd Hoare used to catch me out with ashiwaza every time we trained. Syd was in the first ever British judo Olympic squad in 1964, and later became a TV commentator for the sport .
Equal mass with a center of gravity at least 6 inches lower than his opponents. Pretty potent combo. He almost doesn't even need to bend at the knee for some of his techniques.
Sensei Muneta would ragdoll all american mcdojo instructors today. You want a real master of Asian martial traditions, you'll only find it in an Asian man
He makes the heavy weight division look interesting. For some reason back then when heavy weights was 95 kg and over, I weighed exactly 95 kg And could not drop 2 pounds no matter what to go into the lower division which forced me to fight monster judoka. I was the smallest and lightest at the national, International and world games always. Many of those guys had no major techniques except for a few but their strength was way to much for a lightweight in that division at times. I did well in the Nationals but Internationals and world I never could get into the top 3.
First of all judo is a sport were short people have an advantage, their positioning is faster and since they don't have to lower their hips before going in, their throws are way less telegraphed. That said, he chains adapts and counters throws with amazing ease and fluidity, awesome judo!
I'm a judo brown belt and also do bjj and box too. Darce, anaconda, and guillotine chokes come easy with a 74 inch reach, but I have short legs. I've got Garry Colemans legs with a 6ft2 man's reach at 5ft9, but in judo short legs are deceptive and the distance to squat for hip techniques is frequently underestimated giving me an advantage haha.
@@diddykpuzo4171 bonjour, Muneta a battu Riner en 2008..... Toutefois,ça ne prouve rien. Muneta en tant que technicien est meilleur que Riner. Et tout les vrais pratiquants de judo et d arts martiaux le savent. Cordialement.
@@didiervidry7687 "Et tout les vrais pratiquants de judo et d arts martiaux le savent" rien de bien concret tout cela. Je le redemande ou sont les "vrais" techniciens qui ont empêché Teddy d'être ce qu'il est ?
@@diddykpuzo4171 vous avez raison ! C est une légende ! Mais nous sommes sur le commentaire d une des rares personnes a l avoir battu. Muneta. De plus, il se trouve que muneta est un technicien ( pour un poids lourd) hors norme ! Vous même êtes venu ici pour lui,c est sa vidéo....
@@didiervidry7687 Pour vous dire je suis admiratif de la vidéo et regrette de ne pas voir plus souvent ce type de judo pratiqué. On reste plus dans quelque chose s'approchant de la lutte Dans le fond vous avez egalement raison Cordialement
None of those throws work without that ki on. Try that on a wrestler without a ki. I loved wrestling a judo guy. He always gave me free point because every time he tried to throw me he had nothing to hold on to and he would end up on his face every time. And if you notice , all those throws the opponent was staring straight up. Lower center of gravity wins.
@@JudoArt ya it comes down to the individuals and their skill level. I’m just saying without anything to grab and being sweaty all the opponent has to do is sag ( get a low center of gravity) and the thrower slips and falls on his face Easy points. Well that’s my experience. I’m also above average wrestler. So it goes back to what I said earlier, it depends on the skill level also. You can’t just stand straight up and let your opponent get a position of advantage without countering it. Good chat though. I’m also partial to wrestling lol.
If ever you needed to know how strong Japanese Judo is, just remember this guy *didn't even make it on to the 2004 Japanese Olympic team when he was at his peak*
That technique at 1:03... just outstanding. It'd be a beautiful technique in any weight category, but from a heavyweight to a heavyweight... WOW.
小さな巨人…
この頃は柔道最重量級が面白かった。
棟田さん、ありがとう
足技、腰技、担ぎ技、捨て身技に返し技…どれをとっても超一流、こんなに『柔道』を体現した選手他にいなかったし未だに越える選手を知らない。
Very humble victories, absolutely no reaction after ippon. He's very classy.
Ah, the good old days when you could grab the leg, cross lapel, grab the belt, below the belt, koka, yuko, 30 seconds of osekomi. Happy memories. Not like today - boring. We never see ashi-waza like this any more. Poor Kano would be turning in his grave.
Yeah that’s so dumb it’s not like Judo already is a pretty narrow sport compared to many other grappling arts
Wow that’s sounds like bad news to me.
I quit judo many years ago due to an injury, but I had practiced at competitive level for over 10 years and all of the things you mentioned are so familiar and sweet memories for me as well... Has it changed so much...?
Yasuyuki Muneta is one of my favorite judoka. He is also the judoka with most participations in the All Japan championship (15) which is truly remarkable. BUT, I wouldn't go so far as to call him the Godfather of Ashi-waza.
I would say he is maybe the godfather of Ashi-Waza in the heavyweights. Not too many big boys did it better.
@@iorekbyKeiji Suzuki. Back in the day he and Inoue switches for the +/-100kg all the time. That guy was much more technical and relied a lot more on ashiwaza than muneta. Muneta was a big short guy, he got a lot of option other than ashiwaza
この2007年の世界選手権は本当に凄かった！
はい!
天才棟田は永遠に語り継がれるでしょう
Aaaah the old times! You could grab below the belt and yukou and koka were used along ippon and wazari. Old school judo anyone???
even so, can you do like him ？
🥴
of couse not🎵
His leverage is next level
Ashi waza...Leg technique, and he really has it.
Showing this to my 8 y.o. son right now (he's heavier than most kids of his age and it bothers him).
"See, this guy is not skinny at all, and he is SO good. He just wipes the floor with everyone".
Judo is literally one best martial art in whole galaxy of universe
Ikr judo has the culture, use of efficient energy, even with the least power, you make beautiful throws
Amazing groundwork
All the arts with groundwork took it from judo
Judo also has atemi waza (striking) but is illegal in competition
Rafin Khan = I agree .
We don’t if there better one through out the galaxy
It is soo bad that they can't use underwaist grips like leg grips. It takes out the parts that makes this art complete. A judoka should win against an freestyle wrestler but not if he is not prepared for underwaist grabs.
meh, you'll get a good workout out of it. don't expect to be able to actually pull these moves off against a heavier resisting squirming attacker in the streets
Damn for a guy his size. He moves extremely well. Very quick on his feet
He's got the leg power. Olympic shot putters can often run a 100 yard dash in under 11 seconds too.
He's also very flexible as well, some of those throws are tough to do if you don't have a certain amount of suppleness.
One of the greatest Judo player of all times, amazing tachi waza. I wonder what did he do when his competitions years were over...
He is so huge and strong, he had amazing style, considering his weight..
He now flips burgers. 🤗😉🤗
まさに俺が衝撃を受けた人です！棟田選手に憧れて組手を右から左に変えました!
今見てもすごい選手です！
He made the most beautiful sasae tsurikomi ashi
正直時代がもう少しずれていれば、もっと若手の時代から世界取れていたんだよな。
この時代少し上に篠原・同世代ぐらいに井上、鈴木他も重量級の層が物凄く厚い時代だったな。
I wonder if he ever trained sumo. He’s got so much power.
Stunning ! Sometimes the big guys look powerful but not so interesting. The Frenchman Teddy Riner is a great ambassador for the sport but so boring to watch ! This guy is a magician !
This guy moves like his weight is 60 kg
I will never forget his judo style.
@@JudoArt bonjour,
Which period is it ?
@@didiervidry7687 2000”s
@@JudoArt merci.
I have something to tell.
It's a true,and strange story of Budo :
When i was young,i wanted to learn Real judo and stop traditionnel jujitsu.
I declded to go to bordeaux center ,for the MICHIGAMI dojo.
Arrive AT the door,i wanted to knock AT this door and sensei MICHIGAMI came out faster,still front of me and said :
For you KARATÉ !!!!
....with a smile he shut the door and basta !!!!😂.
I went back to my home,sad,and i study karaté goju ryu morio HIGAONNA school for 8 years ( 4 time for a week!).
Sensei MICHIGAMI died AT this period,and i never had him as teacher....but After i return to his dojo with my Black belt goju ryu ,and i get a New expérience in judo without sensei MICHIGAMI.
I've learnig judo !
The morality of this story it's i became Black belt goju ryu karaté by the grâce of...... MICHIGAMI !
Cordialement.
This story has to be published somewhere...
Perfect story, I’m proud of you ❤️
Amazing...perfect ippon🔥🔥🔥
He did amazing Ippons, considering his weight ..
すごく礼がきれい
Syd Hoare used to catch me out with ashiwaza every time we trained. Syd was in the first ever British judo Olympic squad in 1964, and later became a TV commentator for the sport .
Savage!! Much respect 🙏🏼
The good old days when judo used to be great!
He's amazing! Solid rock base 🗻🥋
Equal mass with a center of gravity at least 6 inches lower than his opponents. Pretty potent combo. He almost doesn't even need to bend at the knee for some of his techniques.
Великолепно!!!👍🏻💪🏻🇯🇵
a real ipon machin in a style so clean
Yes!
@@JudoArt aregato tomodachi
He's a cute...gets his weight straight thru his hips before his opponent has time... smooth
Strength, technique, and low centre of gravity combined with good old fashioned determination
And legs the size of oak trees lol!
Very good video👍
Thank you!
天才
that is the best hidza guruma i ever seen
Doesn't matter how big or heavy the uke, Y. Muneta would throw them for Ippon. '07 Worlds in Rio were Epic.
This guy is good!
Sensei Muneta would ragdoll all american mcdojo instructors today. You want a real master of Asian martial traditions, you'll only find it in an Asian man
guy is a Beast
凄い……
This is literally the first example I've ever seen of someone making uchi mata work against taller people in high-level competition!
Muneta is The best!
01:18 UGH!
Best sassae-tsuri-komi-ashi ever....
That's scary to have a guy that big move like a ballerina. He's like a real life Kung Fu Panda
AMAZING!
By strength and skill.
May be Teddy Riner should look at this video, his fights are so boring...
The Best moneta !!
Vai Corinthians !!!!
Даа Мастер.
Master of switching positions!
The round mound of throw down
Now that looks fun.
So amazing
Thank you, sir.
棟田さん強い
He makes the heavy weight division look interesting. For some reason back then when heavy weights was 95 kg and over, I weighed exactly 95 kg And could not drop 2 pounds no matter what to go into the lower division which forced me to fight monster judoka. I was the smallest and lightest at the national, International and world games always. Many of those guys had no major techniques except for a few but their strength was way to much for a lightweight in that division at times. I did well in the Nationals but Internationals and world I never could get into the top 3.
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First of all judo is a sport were short people have an advantage, their positioning is faster and since they don't have to lower their hips before going in, their throws are way less telegraphed. That said, he chains adapts and counters throws with amazing ease and fluidity, awesome judo!
Teddy Pierre-Marie Riner has entered the chat
@@THIS---GUY you mentioning tall guy that competes only in 100+ kg weigth class, doesn't dismantle my point
There's only 10% of ashi waza (foot techniques) in this video, why called it so...
There’s only 10% of ashi waza yes, but look how he did it !
Because he used his WAZA to kick some ASHI!
huuuuuuuurrrrrrrrr.
Seriously though - I though the same thing.
This guy is completely outstanding. Watch this video is trully a Judo class
こういうアンコ型で柔らかくて、なおかつ強烈な技をもつ重量級がいなくなってしまった。
アンコ型ってwかわいいな
@@プルプルうめじろう そうゆう風に言うんですよ
影浦に期待してるんですけどね。
影浦に期待！
Love those drums. Any idea on who is doing them?
Darude - Sandstorm
I would say his body built is for freaking judo, it's freaking amazing how he throw down bigger opponent
@1:05 beautiful technique
Best!
Short heavy dudes always did good in Judo, it's a great sport for everyone though.
I'm a judo brown belt and also do bjj and box too. Darce, anaconda, and guillotine chokes come easy with a 74 inch reach, but I have short legs. I've got Garry Colemans legs with a 6ft2 man's reach at 5ft9, but in judo short legs are deceptive and the distance to squat for hip techniques is frequently underestimated giving me an advantage haha.
good LORD
Фантастика, в тяжелом весе и такая техника!
Supprisingly, he almost master all type of throwing technique. Nage-waza，Te-waza，Ashi-waza……
Those judo mats seem very hard compared to wrestling mats. Anyone know if that's true?
nice
yuyuu po87678gp I like your hair señorita! Which country you are ? I might take you to Mexico!! 😘
The good old days when you could grab the legs.
Super super super.....
Great Video! But with all due respect.... if Muneta is the Godfather of ashi-waza, then Keiji Suzuki is the GOD of ashi-waza.
Keiji Suzuki is truly The God of Ashi-Waza👍🏻
The Forest Whittaker of judo. Legend.
Whats the song?
体型に対して素早さが異常
Почему он не был на олимпийских играх?
Muneta was fighting like a -73kg or -81kg man. He would beat Teddy, Tushishvili or Krpalek every time.
None of these black belts noticed hes always throwing with his left shoulder? He must be left handed.
間違いなく日本で1番支えうまい
Is he a lefty?
Some of those kokas at the end where a little less exciting
What's so Godfather about him? He's just competent and enormously strong!
He is the boss of japanese mafia...
👏👏👏👏👏
中高生の頃は、すぐ痛がることを「棟る(むねる)」って言ってたww
Крутые времена были)
Мунета, Тменов, Сотников.
Жаль Мунета так и не поехал на Олимпиаду...
Наверное, Мунета побоялся на татами встретить ВладимВладимычаВладимыча из питерской подворотни:)
one of the best Karate Champions
is that karate? not judo?
@@성재-g9w same
good
Amazing!
井上と鈴木がいなければ確実に天下取ってたろうに
多分
そのとうり
Il est plus technique que RINER.
C est un vrai judoka !
Ben va en face Teddy apres on en reparle..... Etonnamment
ceux qui seraient plus technique ne le battent pas.
@@diddykpuzo4171 bonjour,
Muneta a battu Riner en 2008.....
Toutefois,ça ne prouve rien.
Muneta en tant que technicien est meilleur que Riner.
Et tout les vrais pratiquants de judo et d arts martiaux le savent.
Cordialement.
@@didiervidry7687 "Et tout les vrais pratiquants de judo et d arts martiaux le savent" rien de bien concret tout cela. Je le redemande ou sont les "vrais" techniciens qui ont empêché Teddy d'être ce qu'il est ?
@@diddykpuzo4171 vous avez raison !
C est une légende ! Mais nous sommes sur le commentaire d une des rares personnes a l avoir battu.
Muneta.
De plus, il se trouve que muneta est un technicien ( pour un poids lourd) hors norme !
Vous même êtes venu ici pour lui,c est sa vidéo....
@@didiervidry7687 Pour vous dire je suis admiratif de la vidéo et regrette de ne pas voir plus souvent ce type de judo pratiqué. On reste plus dans quelque chose s'approchant de la lutte
Dans le fond vous avez egalement raison
Cordialement
JUDO...........IS A MASSIVE ART...MORE HONORABLE THAN KARATE AND KUN FU AND THE REST OF THE MAJOR ARTS,,,,,,
None of those throws work without that ki on. Try that on a wrestler without a ki. I loved wrestling a judo guy. He always gave me free point because every time he tried to throw me he had nothing to hold on to and he would end up on his face every time. And if you notice , all those throws the opponent was staring straight up. Lower center of gravity wins.
I’m judoka, but when I fought with wrestler (with no ki) I throwed him a lot of times
So your story doesn’t mean that judoka without ki is a weak.
@@JudoArt ya it comes down to the individuals and their skill level. I’m just saying without anything to grab and being sweaty all the opponent has to do is sag ( get a low center of gravity) and the thrower slips and falls on his face Easy points. Well that’s my experience. I’m also above average wrestler. So it goes back to what I said earlier, it depends on the skill level also. You can’t just stand straight up and let your opponent get a position of advantage without countering it. Good chat though. I’m also partial to wrestling lol.
@@lfo292 yeah man, definitely we can’t say “judo is better” or “wrestling is better” just because all depends from individual skills.
@@JudoArt yep. I think knowing enough of different arts at least enough to defend it is beneficial.
On a wrestler I will try chokes or locks. Did you try that with your sparring matches?
He(muneta) is policeman!
I wonder if there is video on cheating at judo.
My ex got her pony tail grabbed more than once to hold her down.
Красава 👍👍👍
👏👍
1:04 現在警視庁にあぁーーー！！！
Класс!
only 170cm tall judoka.🤔
Después del judo se dedicó a cobrar la renta en la vecindad del chavo
強すぎる
はい!
棟田さん強すぎる
棟田は弦巻中時代から風俗&ピンサロ通いで有名なドスケベだった奴が警視庁に入った時はワロタw
ソースは？
こうどうがくしゃの人達は中学から風俗通ってる話は有名ですよね
絶倫やんw
@@イケメン-l5v こういう話はネットには出ないけど地元の奴らには有名系の話