Old School Judo VS Modern Judo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- You guys asked for judo so here it is.
This video was made for comedic purposes. Please do not take offense if you are a judoka.
I have tremendous respect for judo athletes of all eras, but much like karate, certain rule changes influence the sport and it becomes altered.
Did I cherry-pick? Yes of course. Modern Judo still has beautiful throws but if they both look good then it's not really funny.
Although maybe this sort of video works with TKD (I'm not sure, I don't train in it), but like the description says, this one actually is quite cherrypicked. Although leg grabs were banned, this wasn't for "safety concerns" or anything like that, but rather because people were using both hands on both the opponent's trousers to stall for time (there are other reasons, of course, but I really think this was the main one). Many rule changes in judo (time limits on certain gripping positions, banning certain grip breaks, and penalties for false throws and stalling) have all been designed to prevent "negative judo". An example of "negative judo" would be like getting a single small point early on (once known as Yuko or Koka), then whittling the time away with overly safe play.
Many purists argue that any and all rule changes "dilute" the sport, but I would argue that modern day judo is still very explosive, athletic, and dynamic. Of course, some rule changes have been questionable (I really liked korean seoi nage), but overall, I think a lot of old school judoka just like to complain.
Banning leg is stupid as fuck. Just give a penalties for stalling. Banning techniques on half of the body is one of the most ridiculous things ever.
For further evidence, you can watch this video of a "modern judoka" (an up-and-coming Japanese freak of nature) absolutely maul his opponents, some of which are 20-30kg heavier than he is.
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@@Aname550 i don't understand what giù are trying to show me with this video
That's not the problem with modern Judo. There has been always a subset of Judo that was allowed in competitions, for whatever reasons. Judo has leg locks, wrist locks, shoulder locks, and I have books from the '70s that question why some locks were banned (back then), and other were not. E.g. studies showed Ude Garami being in practice an elbow or a shoulder lock depending on the physiology of Uke. I do feel it more on the shoulder sometimes but it's also likely the stronger of the two joints involved so if pulled to danger zone I wonder what would actually happen.
Anyway, they had actual shoulder injury data to back the claim up, and the point is something was banned and something wasn't and the criteria weren't clear even back then.
What changed is the philosophy of the scoring system. Today points are rewarded on a more mechanical, deterministic way, back then basicly you had to convince the referee and the judges you actually performed a legit technique. It never mattered whose back was hitting the tatami first. What actually mattered is how effective you action was, and effectiveness was measured in "Judo terms", how much of an advantage you gained on your opponent from a fighting pov.
An example may clarify. I've seen Ippons awarded today for doing this kind of "Seoi Nage": you turn and drop on both your knees, crunch pulling your opponent on your back, pivot on your and their shoulders pushing with your leg, roll over, end in a sitting position with your opponent sitting behind you (fully exposing your back).
This would have resulted in no points at all back then. It doesn't matters if it's a way to make your opponent's back touch the tatami. What matters is that you not only gained no advantage at all (it's not even a fall, it's a roll), you also gave your back to them! Back then the referee would just let you continue and now you're in big trouble.
The whole point of throwing an opponent is gaining control. Back then you had to display (to the referee) both force and control. No force, no control, no advantage, you barely got a Koka if the referee felt generous. No force, no (full) control, but some advantage (e.g. you end up in a better position for ne-waza), Yuko. With force, no full control, Waza-ari. Full force, full control, Ippon. These were guidelines more than strict rules.
To those who aren't familiar with Judo, I describe that as the "concrete rule". So the referee is thinking what would have happened if the same action occurred on a concrete floor instead of a tatami. Back then, being on the receiving end of an Ippon-worthy throw, but on concrete, would have actually ended the fight with a knock-out or serious damage, breakfall or not. At least that's the philosophy of it, that's why it literally ends the fight.
That system wasn't perfect, especially at low levels people would specialize in throws that looked effective and forceful even if not perfectly executed, rather than those who always looked a bit "light" and messy in real fights, think of morote-seoi vs ko-uchi-gari. Not that you would pass on a ko-uchi-gari opportunity, points are points, but you knew getting an Ippon with it was kinda harder. It also tended to end up with Uke sort of pulling guard.
The referee side was also problematic, it took a true expert to be able to properly do the job, as a deep understanding of throws and situations was required. It also left a lot to personal interpretation. Some referees would award powerful but poorly executed throws, other would be pickier on the form, awarding only waza-ari, on the grounds that poor form is a display of poor control.
This made it much easier to complain about the refereer judgement, w/o a clearly defined set of rules as an objective guide, and all left to each other's idea of "good Judo".
@@TheMule71 where do you live? Could we exchange contact details? I am working on restoring judo to its glory and it sounds like you might be interested in and capable of assisting me.
The clips of 'modern' judo are all of heavy weight player like 100kg+ and 78kg+, this means that the players will be slower and more strength driven. Whereas if you look at lower weights such as u66kg or u73kg the judo will be more active and more entertaining. Overall I think that this video did 'modern' judo an injustice.
It’s actually quite generous to modern judo, the big boys are the only ones who don’t roll through every one of their throws and give up their back
CAN IT BE. BUT WHAT THEY DID TO JUDO AND ITS DYNAMICS AND VARIETY OF SCAMS, WAS A CRIME! THAT'S WHY MANY ARE LOOKING FOR JIUJITSU, SAMBO AND OTHER NEW SPORTS BECAUSE EVERYTHING SUFFERS WITH THE RULE OF A GROUP OF RAW BUREAUCRATS!
That's just combat sports in general. Like in MMA and boxing the lower weight fighters will be more active, higher pace, more technical and the bigger you go the more it becomes the opposite with the exception of a few athletes
The IJF does modern Judo an injustice every time it makes an idiotic rule change.
yeah you can't tell me Shohei Ono isn't one of the most exciting Judokas on the planet right now and wouldn't be in any era.
So you found the best of the old and the worst of the new then compiled it. Aces champ.
I think if jigoro kano see what judo became, no legs, he would be disappointed.
Yup and that's how it should be when you purposely water down judo
Why are you so predictable?
@@patojogos i believe that the new school first was one of the finals in the Olympics
Thats what we like!
It seems to be “light weight vs heavy weight” rather than “old vs modern” …
I have been practicing judo for 5 years, I am a blue belt and I have been in the national Olympics of my country (I recently suffered an injury that dislocated my humerus with my shoulder and I am still resting) BUT my sensei was continental champion in 1977. in my case I have trained with the "old" judo and also the "modern" judo, I think that both are equally effective today and that it is one of the few martial arts that maintains its lethality even in the sports field
Yup, as long as you not bounded by Olympic rules, old school and new school training don't have that much differences (besides alot of dojo don't put much emphasis on leg grabs anymore). They banned Korean Seoi Nage this year but guess what ? I will still use it in randori
Especially if your opponent wears a jacket
@@jaketheasianguy3307 Lol whhhy? Man screw the olympics they're cancer
I call bullshit
THERE IS NO MODERN JUDO MY DEAR! THERE IS TRADICONAL JUDO THAT IS THE ROOT OF KANO SENSEI'S ORIGINAL JUDO, AND THAT JUDO THERE...! THAT I KNOW IF IT CAN BE CALLED JUDO
As a judoka, I absolutely hate the modern judo. I trained at an old school gym that didn't attend any competitions cause it wasn't for sport. And even if it was we went with the old school rules 🥋
Dang i have the same history! Old school Judo is in my opinion, one of the strongest martial arts (considering the way it's trained, number of techniques, etc)
Pretty ridiculous they banned grabbing the leg due to "injuries", if it's that dangerous you might as well ban slams and throws too.
The ioc is destroying judo just like they did with tkd
@@garybaker797 true. You cannot get certain grips, cannot fight defensively, can't grab the legs of your opponent, the ground work time is very limited, and when you fall really wrong while perfoming a "successful" throw, you're still awarded an Ippon. Like for example when people do an Uchi Mata but they fall on their head, in a real fight, this is not a good thing, yet they give you an Ippon. I don't like this and this is not how i was taught, a throw like that should be at most a Waza-Ari, not an Ippon. And now, you also can't do the classic Kata Guruma, how dare they! What's next?
Even thought Judo practitioners are still powerful, they would be even stronger if they trained in the old way, even if they aeren't going to use it on competition. Yes, yes now i'm blaming the schools and Judokas themselves, because even if you aren't going to use such technique in competition, you should still learn it if you consider yourself a true martial artist, and this is where the schools play out, because most Judo dojos are sports only, so (most of the time) they will teach you only the things that you will be doing in competition... Not leg-locks, not leg grabbing, not being extra-defensive, not throwing at any moment without falling yourself, not No-Gi Judo, not strikes, not self defense kata (Goshi Jutsu). Only and just only things that you will be able to do in competition.
Exactly i start training judo in 1992 and old school judo is way better than new style now tiny accident is hansoku make and old time if some one get hansoku make that was a shame!
I speak as a novice - but - it is not so much the way modern sport judo has evolved but the lack of the survival of traditional Judo for those who want to practice it. Everything in Judo has become oriented towards the sport system. The omission of leg grabs has dealt a serious blow to Judo, among other rule changes. The martial art was a complete grappling system that was effective.
To say that modern day judo is not "complete", not effective, etc., is just as silly as saying that western boxing is ruined because they don't allow elbows, kicking, and knees. Or it would be as silly as saying that wrestling doesn't allow punches, kicks, and chokes. Instead of looking at things from a negative viewpoint, why don't you look at it from a positive standpoint. If you want to get really good at throws, then train judo or Greco Roman wrestling. If you want to learn submissions, learn BJJ. If you want to learn grappling where takedowns and maintaining the top position is your priority, then learn wrestling. If you want to get really good at striking with your hands, then learn western boxing. If you want to learn punches, kicks, elbows, and knees, then train Muay Thai. If you want to learn use of weapons, then train with the Dog Brothers. If you want to learn the ultimate self-defense, then learn to shoot a gun. Look at it as having choices.
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y Or you learn original Judo and get all of it minus the gun shooting. You'd still be great a throwing and competent in the rest.
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y you are entitled to your opinion.
@@angelsjoker8190 Where can i learn the orginal judo?
@@abrarff9298 Unfortunately, there are not too many places. Most Judo places nowadays train according to Olympic rules or just recreationally. I know in Germany, there is Tom Herold who does, in the States there is Jim Harrison. I've heard of some other places but can't remember the name.
Judo is one of the few martial arts that didn't get screwed by the Olympics. The rules are bullshit but unlike sport TKD and Karate, alot of Judo places still put their training for self defense and real fighting as priority. They banned Korean Seoi Nage this year ? I will still use it in randori, who could banned me ?
I’d go one step further and say Kano himself royally screwed Judo with rules around leg locks. Of course he had every reason to react this way, but he could’ve established etiquettes around leg locks when training and using them in non-self defence situations.
I never watch Olympic martial arts They ruin martial arts and make them look like they aren't even effective the only sport in my opinion that can't exactly be harmed is wrestling because rounds are pretty fast and you get in trouble if it is too long so your forced to make a move which in my opinion is probably why wrestling is so fucking good and fun to watch we need this on other martial arts because if you never try anything you never succeed this is how we learn and see what works and what doesn't what made old school more fun to watch was that they cared more about taking the person down and treated it like a life and death situation but also took risks and willing to be aggressive on both sides you have to take the risk to see what works and is definitely more interesting to watch and is just more fun for the people competing and for viewers
@@roygiron825 martial arts aren't effective in a real fight, and never were. Street fights don't have rules unlike martial arts, which makes martial arts moves ineffective.
@@RanyanyaYeah, no. Experience fighting with "unrealistic" rules is still better than experience you don't have, and some rules are necessary to train efficiently without losing time to injuries. Legit martial artists will be better prepared mentally as well as being obviously more capable when it comes the techniques within the scope of their art, and its not like they're any _less_ capable of fighting dirty or carrying a weapon than a layperson.
Truth is, 99% "street fighters" could be embarrassed by a novice that does live sparring.
So… olympics has killed contact sports
In certain way yes, nevertheless judo is not an appropriate example.
really miss the old days when Leg Grab waza such as Morote Gari , Kuchiki Taoshi etc ain't forbidden in competition 😔
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*when ur little brother takes ur last piece of candy*
I know this is comedy and I found it really funny! But for people who maybe don't know: Judo banned all throws wich involve a leg grab in 2012.
There also where a few changes regarding certain grips on the jacket as well but all these changes where made not for safety reasons but to make the sport more interesting and to have more big throws, all in all that worked, as there are statistics on the number of big throws increasing.
Many people still don't like the new rules tho, as they take away techniques and tactics wich alot of people liked and wich where effective for self defense.
Although if you ask me, if your goal is self defense you should just train self defense and not an Olympic sport...
Judo was supposed to still be useful for self-defense. Granted, it was "de-clawed" for sport purposes, but in it's original form, it was Jujitsu, the unarmed techniques of the samurai.
Sport judo with good rules would be best for self defense, because it allows people to get really really good at the moves they are allowed to do. That's a huge part of the value of judo Vs traditional jiu-jitsu. Judo bested Jiu-jitsu in Jiu-jitsu tournaments, because judoka could train their moves more intensely with less injury.
@@Mendrawza24 and also in Judo. There is no atemi waza, but in jujitsu, you can practice atemi waza which is striking
I've been participating in Judo since I was a young child, and it is by far the Martial Art that I have the most experience with. I've also participated in Ju Jutsu (Japanese) and Freestyle Wrestling, both on the club level. However, I've never competed in any of these sports simply because of time constraints: Either school work when I was younger or erratic work schedules as an adult negated my availability on weekends.
I was an assistant instructor for a short time (approximately one and a half years), and I think the final straw was when the gym I was working for decided to eliminate what they called the "free sparring" period. Meaning that the students and instructors could use any wrestling or grappling technique they could at full contact on the mat to hone their skill for up to an hour. I was a favorite sparring partner for a lot of the advanced students, and once we stopped simulating actual fights, I simply didn't see the point anymore. I respect the Olympics and always will, but I hate what Sport Judo has become. That isn't how I was taught.
what you describe as "free sparring" is as far from actual fight as it is from Judo. Kano would be ashamed of this happening in his art's name
Compare lightweight oldschool vs heavyweight modern?????
Yes, Judo has heavily degraded instead of improving as would be natural. I don’t think there is really any question of whether this is the case. The question really is, why did Judoka by in large abandon a tradition of effective self defense grappling in favor of listen to the idiots at the IJF?
lets go now this is what we've been waiting for old school vs modern good work with another good video
no idiotUwU
Compared to the karate and taekwondo old vs new school, new school judo is much more better
Old school is real life
New school is just being too soft
Yeah, but it was still messed up by the new Olympics
Хотите испортить спорт сделайте его олимпийским
Судя по комментам "старые" записи показывают легкие веса по 60кг, а "новые" показывают 100+кг тяжеловесов. "Внезапно" они работают и выглядят по разному.
Но вы вправе пойти и обозвать дзюдоиста-олимпийца как захотите прямо ему в лицо дабы доказать свое мнение ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
To be fair, Judo is really dangerous to just go all out with someone at a competition.
I love Jūdō; old and new. (I dislike that leg grabs and ne-waza isn’t practiced as often as it should due to the competition focus). But this was hilarious. Also the, “Please don’t body slam me Mr. Shintaro Higashi.” at the end was the icing on the cake. 😂👌🏻👍🏻
tbf old school judo had punches and kicks
Wow this was epic, it kind of reminded me of the old school vs modern karate video. Good Job
Who cares its about the idea plus no one really likes the olympics anyway
This feels really cherry picked. Especially some of the "modern judo" people with their jackets open "hugging and holding hands". They look like they've been fighting for ten minutes straight, clothes half torn off, running on fumes, and still fighting to the finish. They look pretty badass, but also too tired to pull off flashy techniques.
Same route that all other martial arts seem to be taking
I thought Judo was all about throwing out people, but hugs? 😂🤣
I'm a judo fighter and I was thinking about something like this video today, I predict the future kskskks
to be honest judo is still a death machine to this day lmao
Good job! Next video Is old Muay thai vs modern thai🙃
I've been to a seminar with kaensak, and lemme tell you that older muay thai is gorgeous compared to the more "focus on the basics, keep kicks low blah blah" modern muay thai. I'm just glad that muay thai hasn't gone too deep down the rabbit hole yet like karate, judo etc. 😂🥊🙏
Yeah nah I don't think it's worth doing it on Muay Thai. It hasn't changed enough like TKD or Karate
I think modern olympic judo is more spectator friendly at the very highest level. At the local level it just looks silly and ineffective.
it's as effective as always. if you think banning dangerous techniques or the wrestling sht, you don't understand the philosphy of Judo
Karaté and judo, the same "décadence"!!
Agree judo is really messy right now and losing way too many people to BJJ
@Yuu 02 exactly or potential judo players start in bjj now
Old school boxing vs modern boxing
Played judo for almost 15 years when the clothing was a lot easier to get a hold off now you need hands like vice grips with the tightly woven suits .
Martial arts need to abandon the olympics and other sport venues and realize they are an attraction all to themselves.
No, the leg ban is the best thing that happend to judo ever since it's creation. finally all the wild uncivilized wrestling shit is gone, back to the fine arts of kano
The hug wars
Way to cherry-pick ippons from old judo vs grip fighting from now
Tbh i miss kata guruma and te guruma but judo today is wayyy better
Read the description lol
Just for info kataguruma and tegur ma haven't been banned, it's only certain applications and the leg grabbing of them,, so as I understand it kataguruma with hand placement grabbing the leg is penalised as in a fireman's lift but in combination using the momentum of a failed attack, as allowed in a counter you using the impetus of tories failed attack is allowed especially one handed for example, ans as for teguruma initiated by Tori as a pick up body dump is illegal but for example if Tori attacks osoto gari and you anticipate the huge reap and side step using Tories own momentum assisting the dump with teguruma counter, then that's skillful and the essence of judo, minimum effort for maximum effect, it looks like a beautiful hand wheel assisted to complete ippon, your not grabbing and doing a physical wrestlers dump, your using timing and speed to help them on there way with momentum, and it's quite stunning, tbh if you get it right you don't even feel the techniques or the throwee being thrown,,its just side step anticipation and placing the hand under the thigh the guide to flat on back, as you know an ippon was scoring system was from old style Jujitsu/samurai and represented where when flat on back gave you total advantage to control, draw you weapon of choice, say a dagger or short sword and eliminate often in the throat, sternum, base of rear neck, clavical, liver or even up their arse to create shock and death on the battle field thats why the original scoring system was devised way back, it's a nice bit of history. I could be Wrong on the legality of teguruma and kataguruma but I have seen it as counters that way recently and not penalised, so who knows mind u things change all the time, in my day sankaku Jime was a submission but know I've seen it implemented as osoaekomi. I'd have won many fights if that were the case in the old days.
I did judo in the 80's and 90's - so I love "old school judo" (and wish you could still attack the legs) BUT I could easily put a video together that shows great throws and exciting action from modern judo and really boring clips from "old school" judo - especially if I go back to when the only "negative judo" penalty was "non-combativity" and there were no penalties for refusing to grip, excessively defensive posture and false attack. The video is incredibly misleading.
It sad to see Judo getting worst and worst all to times in all idiotic rules shame shame shame🥺🥺🥺 if i start training now i choice BJJ. I love judo it made me what i am but enaff is enaff so many beutifull tecnik is cone for what reason?
tbh this video showed more "heavyweight modern judo" if you look lighter weight, you would see more activity
The Question is : Martial Art or Sport ???? ... I'm a practitioner of Traditional Shotokan Karate and i always thought that "SPORT" and COMPETITIONS RUINED Martial Arts. I am on the side of the martial art. Modern training methods MUST be combined with tradition, so that it improves and evolves, while remaining faithful to the roots. I believe that applying modern knowledge of biomechanics to the traditional method is the best way ... But martial art should remain so; unfortunately, the sporting drift seems inevitable ... Many no longer consider Judo a martial art, but a simple combat sport and this happened several decades ago. And I fear that Karate will suffer the same fate, unfortunately!
So you say, it's no longer a martial art, because it banned unrealistic stances and shitty moves from other sports that infected it? wake up. Judo has lost nothing of it's effectiveness. and it's lives up to Kano's principles now more then ever
@@TB-fm8kf ... If You think so and You're happy with this, good for You 🙂... I will keep "sleeping" as You said : probably You didn't actually read what i wrote above ... a Martial Art must evolve, and using modern knowledge of biomechanics, updating physical preparation methods are excellent elements to combine with tradition. But the original spirit of martial art must be preserved and in my opinion this has not happened in Judo : I have heard many times from practitioners themselves that they consider their discipline a sport and no longer a martial art ... Unfortunately this is also happening with Karate and I lament this process! I hope Karate is never introduced into the Olympic games
@@MagDiSante it evolves, but it has to honor it's roots otherwise it's not a martial art
@@TB-fm8kf But that's exactly what i wrote above ... Unfortunately, in the case of Judo the "roots" have been lost, imho ...!
Is it just lack of aggression, or are there some rule changes which have had a major effect?
Rule change 100% all thank to the olympics… after that ijf did a bunch of weird stuff. The rules of judo changes ALL THE TIME they recently just banned the reverse seoi nage.
Now, leg grabs are not a thing, stalling on the ground became prominent, grips are limited. It’s awful. I look to start bjj now
@@muayboran6111 seoi nage korea was banned because it's dangerous, in Kano's words an "evil technique". and leg grabs turned it more into wrestling and worked against the upright posture. both changes are 100% following the core principles of Kano's philosophy behind judo
Face to face vs online class
As a former pro fighter, I must tell you that the TKD video vas very illustrative an appropriate but this one is not the case.
Great video, leg grabs should be allowed again.
No. keep your wrestling shit out of judo
old school is best school. fullstop
old school judo didn't have all this shitting wrestling stuff
We are evolving backwards haha
I quit judo for that.
Are you using the default windows editor?
Ah yes, the good old times where you could grab your opponent by the legs and get out of the ring as long as its a single attempt at an attack.
Can't wait for them to ban throwing because someone could fall and hurt themselves.
Like every 2 years they ban a whole another set of techniques.
they ban dangerous techniques because that's what kano did when he created judo, they banned leg grabs to perserve the upright posture that is crutial to judo
Energy in this video is like a hound duel and a bear duel
one is faster but one is heavier
Το Τζούντο είναι θεαματικό αγώνισμα που εξασκεί το σώμα και το μυαλό. Βέβαια πριν μπει κανείς στο τατάμι χρειάζεται ο αθλητής να είναι εξαιρετικά γυμνασμενος από την κορυφή μέχρι τα νύχια για να αποφεύγονται οι σοβαροί τραυματισμοί.Παντως είναι ένα θαυμάσιο αγώνισμα.Μπραβο στους Ιάπωνες που το ανακάλυψαν.
It looks like drunk guys fight
There is some spectacular judo and judokas today, as good as the old days.
Do a muay Thai OBESERVATION: I'm Brazilian and I'm using Google translator kksks
Thai still going strong tho, unless it joined the Olympic
@@jaketheasianguy3307 true ksksksks
Some of the classic clips look barely any different from modern clips. I guarantee you put anyone against modern judo compared to classic, they'd smoke them
Old school or new, judo is fun hahaha love the series
A big problem with sport judo is all the damn penalties..it changes the complexity of the match..use too much defense and you start racking up penalties..the 3rd one and your done..let the judokas fight a little it stops the action and the matches are too quick..and with the elimination of no hands judo give a huge advantage towards the bigger and taller player..now gripping is everything and you sometimes get these boring matches fighting for grips
Old school boxing vs New school boxing
Next previous boxers and now?
Boxing is actually more fun to watch (not fun to fight) than old school boxing tho. Heavily padded gloves allow you to punch more freely, which make the match more exciting for the viewers, but not fun for the boxers
@@jaketheasianguy3307 sure man all is it for money!
Don't think there's a huge difference in Judo.
Lmao, i love Judo and i gotta say that the Olympics are doing martial arts like Karate and TKD so wrong...
Today, all sports are weak. Safety is so important that the rules have changed a lot. Old sports martial arts are much more powerful.
if you think safety was irrelevant to old judo, you don't understand judo's fundamental principles.
0:40 from video quality this looks new too. Nice O Soto Gari btw
1:01 Ayo Wtf
The rules evolves a lot, you cant grab leg anymore :)
But still cool when u see the "good" categories
bro lol the music just gets me by itself, too funny
The diffrence in old school Vs New Gen Judo Is there most of the techniques are honed to perfection Takes quick Decision and attacks ASAP While in New generation Players You Can See There techniques are imperfect and all they do Is Ashi(mat walking) But some players in modern Time really Play Good For ex- Marayuma,Ono and An Changrim and An boul
I dunno bro, but I have found some got clip of the modern Judo Fight that's not look that bad like some clip you put in this video
The only way I reach that modern level of judo is after a lot of rounds, lol when I'm absolutely out of stamina,😂😂
if judo no significant changes. still as usual. if you look closely, only the difference in class above 100kg doesn't look too aggressive in the fight. but in the under 70kg class, judo athletes are more aggressive and show their fighting style.
@wii_music_intensifies next do old mma with the karate guy vs the giant fat guy if you know the video Im talking about
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Lol, poor sumo guy, he lost a damn teeth/tooth (i'm not sure)
The thing is that "hardcore" judo leads to a lot of injuries and athletes are out of competition for a long period of time. Changing some rules to protect athletes does seem bad to me.
Old is gold!!
Modern is always Olympics huh?
you should do an actual video with the good and the bad of both
number 1 fan 👁👄👁
You can be my third favourite subscriber haha
@@wii_music_intensifies9023 good choice
This is certainly not indicative of the judo seen at the various major international tournaments this year . Lots of big throws happening . I do object to all the absurd rules and banning half the techniques . But people are still absolutely delivering big throws
Look at the generational gap
Judo is always the same. Only judo rules in competition (shiai) are different now. There isn't something like old school and modern school.
0:44 judo? More like sumo wrestling, am I right?
Not really fair but entertaining.
I too can also cherry pick videos
Modern Judo is still much better than karate or TKD.
Old school music anyone
Biased clip you just picked up good highlights from old fights and not good moments from the actual ones, bad manipulation
Deberias hacer boxeo de la vieja escuela vs Boxeo de la nueva escuela
Desde mi punto de vista creo que no ha cambiado mucho
El boxeo actual es mejor que el de la vieja escuela en coertas maneras. Los Boxeadores se volvieron evolucionaron, son mas competentes. Similar a lo que pasó con el Jiujitsu Brasileño, un blackbelt de los tiempos de la primera UFC era equivalente a un cinta azul/morada de estos tiempos.
Try to add Ono's shrows.
-73 vs +100 🤩✌🏻
I have not seen a more dishonest video in my life and I even gave pragerU a watch a few times!
Old.. like for when the leg grabs were legal? ... Yeah, they took some of the fun from the sport to make it safer for everyone. I am not saying it's wrong but it simply not the same.
Where is the Kung fu video?
Old judo the best
Okay I’ll partially give you a pass when you do these for TKD and karate but Judos still brutal
Have there been significant rule changes that makes this video representative? Or is it straight up for laughs?
Yes. They banned things and the practitioners have gotten "TKD like" overall. I hate this.
What is the name of the rock song from your videos? :D
The kazoo style is better
He grabbed the videos of the parts where nothing was happening like if u fast forwarded the ono shohei match something cool would’ve happened
Old school judo more wrestling
He is korean
Surely someone show this in front of Marius Vizers face cause IJF be delusional af with their new rules every year. I don't mind getting rid of the leg grab but the fact they got rid of spectacular throws is kind of sad. The more rules they make, the less attractive the sport becomes. They are the ones ruining the sport so people like Shohei Ono don't need to worry about being countered doing his Uchi-Mata and the Koreans doing reverse Seoi-Nage. The fact that they penalise so many things is dumb as well and what's crazier is they go after foreign players more than the Japanese. Olympics 2020 proved this big time.