Jimmy Pedro Teaches You How To Build Your Judo Game!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Jimmy Pedro shows you how to buildout your judo game! Learn how to disguise your throws so that your opponent doesn't know what's coming. If you start to apply this concept you'll throw more people guaranteed!
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This is extremely helpful
Great man, great Sensei. I have nothing but respect for him.
Thanks for the feedback!
For all of you that don't know, Jimmy Pedro went to hell and back for the sport he loved. True inspiration. Go search jimmy person judo pod cast for the full story
OSS!!
Awesome advice.
This is very helpful. Thank you.
Excellent advise! Thank you.
Very useful , thanks for all coach !
Legend!
Can you do a training week and program of how your elite students workout please..if time...
Yes of course. It's part of our plan with The American Judo System to start sending out monthly plans for people to work on!
Unsolicited advice because you read the comments: if you and Jimmy want to grow the sport of judo in the US, a way (beyond government funding and more for-profit clubs - like BJJ model) would be to try to push it as a way to help with police training (which it would be). It's an easy case to make that grappling would help cops and judo is in many ways superior to BJJ and wrestling for this. Plus you have the examples of Tokyo metro and Korean police forces that already incorporate it into training. From there, it's easy to push for broader police athletic judo leagues (like old school boxing ones) as a way for them to engage with the community and to build civil society in deprived areas. For the cost of a judo teacher and some mats, police departments could dramatically improve the competency of their officers and judo could dramatically grow its profile and reach throughout the country. Ask Lex Fridman (judo/bjj guy with a large, MA based podcast) to get you guys on with former presidential candidate, Andrew Yang (he's got a podcast now and may be mayor of NYC soon; or with Rogan - though this is less likely than Yang), as he has been pushing to get cops to be BJJ purple belts, but point out why judo is actually a better art for this goal. Anyway, take it or leave it. It's just a thought and I figured it's worth throwing it out there. Thanks for all of the great videos, Travis!
Nice
Simple. Yet difficult.
damn this guy is like... pretty darn good at jodu
I would die from any of those
my ground game is way stronger because im 14 and i need to go up against 16 17 18 or older people so i always go to the grouynd whilst sparring do you have any trows that dont use alot of brute force?
Hey Travis! You said many times that as right-handed player you would never attack with a big forward throw to the left because it's too far away to rotate and gives an opponent chance to defend and counter. Do you disagree with Jimmy on this or developing throws to your weak corner is something you should concentrate at a very basic level to develop your judo but it doesn't work at the highest level that much? Or maybe you just meant not taking classic lefty grips as righty but you're cool with throwing to the weak side with the strong-side grips?
Thats a really great point that should be clarified because I understand where the confusion is. You should be able to throw to all four corners. What I meant was "your throw" (the one you're looking for) should not go to the weak side. The weak side only opens up when your opponent overly defends your strong side attack. But as a rightly you have to attack to the strong side so the completely defend it then you can go the other way. In the video here Jimmy goes the other way after losing the sleeve grip. When Uke rips back he can't change direction fast enough to defend with his hand so the throw works. I hope that helps.
Wow
What an uke that man's made of granite
Uncle Travis where’s that recent video of you and Shintaro. Will you guys upload it again?
That is on Shintaro's Channel. You should go check it out!
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