These are my top five throws to finish a fight. No street clothes required.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2023
- Judo Olympian at Cranford JKC showing my top 5 No Gi judo throws that are most effective in a street fight. Go here to see our website and schedule; www.cranfordjkc.com/ and follow us on at / cranford_jkc
Judo gyms are unfortunately extremely hard to come by so for most us this is all weve got. Im in the US in a major city and even we've got zero judo here.
I’d just like to point out that these throws on the concrete can quite easily be fatal
20 year city cop, 30 years of competitive judo. 100% agree, Osotogari is the best for street use. If you only learn one throw that should be it. I wouldn't use anything that brings you to the ground with the person.
Judo is great for self defence 👍 very underrated though. Great video ❤️
Hey guys, former student of Judokai Woodbridge. True story of how osoto saved me when I was a teen I was jumped by two guys and after I did osoto the other guy ran and my would be attacker just layed on the ground glassy eyed and confused. I couldn't agree w you guys more. Powerful moves they are. Ty
I’m a 37 year old full grown adult man. 5 feet 11 inches tall. My neighbor’s little kid is only 8 years old, under 4 feet tall. He takes judo. I once pretended to attack him by doing what your opponent does in the first scenario. The boy threw me down flat! I couldn’t believe a little kid was able to do that. 😬😩
Another key point is that these are very demoralizing when you get thrown with them.
I like the sport of Judo, but I started Judo for self defense .
is this jeff bezos
As a judoka of nearly 30 yrs experience and a ex boxer l can tell you that most people with any boxing experience lead with their left foot and left arm ….so it’s the first thing to look at …which foot he leads with …..tani othosi holding their hair is another belter too ….either way don’t mess around trying to get a grip and close very quickly through the striking zone ….
My maternal uncle was a judoka black belt , trained on an air force base in the 60s, then retired as a Louisiana Deputy Sheriff where he used Judo his entire career in fights to arrest violent perpetrators.
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Great video, sensei. I used to bounce at a local club and will swear by osoto gari, morote gari, sasae tsurikomi ashi, koshi guruma and deashi harai. I’ll go so far as to say that in self defense situations, these techniques are extremely reliable. In my experience they have been 100% reliable.
koshi guruma and kosoto gake are my top throws.
I started judo in January at 37 yrs old for self defense, body condition, and stress reliever. Haha. So these techniques are great for the streets. Glad you're showing us without the gi. I didn't even think about the elbow to use when doing osoto gari
I did judo and jiu jitsu "for fun" when I was a kid, 6 years total. I never thought I could use those throws outside the mats. And here I stumble upon this clip, now a fat dad in my 40s, and see all these throws I know how to do, and they're in the top five for a real situation? Whoa! It made me want to go back to training, thanks a lot for this!
My cousin, who owned his own bouncer business, taught me a good way to always have your hands up is to "talk Italian."
Hello Cranford JKC from a Jersey Boy, now in Califonia. I remember Cranford from my first days in Judo at Woodbridge Judo Kai and my TKD Sensei in Old Bridge trained there. I raised my three daughters On The Mat and our home Dojo is San Shi, down in Oceanside. I'm in San Jose now - home of lots of great Judo, including SJSU and their famous Coach Sensei Yosh Uchida and my Doctor Bob Nishime. Sadly rarely On The Mat now at 69 due to medical disqualifications, but I will always love it. Peace & Love y'all !
I can tell just by your demeanor that you’re a sincere teacher. Great review.
Love your nogi videos. They are the best I've seen on TH-cam. Many thanks to you 🙏