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If you told me you were 30 i’d believe you

This is great. I am a white belt in BJJ and love all the judo they teach. Totally agree that people should do some boxing to avoid hits and close distance. Thanks for the video.

Started Judo in 2019, was going well and really enjoying it, a reckless and immature training partner with no self control caused a bad break in my collar bone. Just started back after 3 years off! Im 42 years old !

i got a bad knee will i still get benefits of my knee doesn't touch the ground

I’m leaving weight lifting and doing Muay Thai and I’m about to add in Judo.

Thanks brother! I’m close to your age and really feeling the guillotine chokes these days. I tell my partner in advance that I will tap early, and about any injuries I have, and at what speed I’m looking to roll at. And I don’t have issues sitting out a roll if something feels a bit off in my body. Like you mentioned, strength training and stretching are both super important. So important that I’ve laid off the martial arts a bit in order to incorporate more strength and flexibility work. I do 4 days a week of resistance training, followed by stretching after each session. I do a maximum of 4 days a week of martial arts as well; two days striking and two days grappling. And yes, if my joints aren’t feeling up to it I have no issues just drilling and sitting out the sparring. Some days I just show up and watch the class, because we can still absorb knowledge just by watching what’s being taught. Good stuff brother!

I recently joined a judo dojo. Should've done that from the beginning.

I just got passionate about BJJ and Judo, especially about the intensity and culture of Judo. I really want to try but seeing some injuries it seems like madness. I am not talking about minor injuries, but about permanent ones. I am really competitive and going 100% is something will get me injured. Even accepting to doing Judo without competing, belts or anything... just one throw not well done, just one fall on your knee and you are done for life.. I train Calisthenics so I am aware that there is no risk 0, but there I know how to anticipate the injury by listening to my body. In judo I feel there are too many things outside of my control, and being injured for life isn't fun.. Everything is good until you get your daily life compromised..

Well, you are wrong.

2 years to get my green

You know when you people make this video, you probably haven't been in a self defense situation before it's all your own opinion BJJ takes time to get someone down striking can end a fight in second. Believe it or not I've been in several confrontation as long as you are faster then them you have a higher chance to with the fight

I get a yellow belt in 1 year and training in a week 3 times and my judo is work for streets

Yes timing you learn best in fencing. But you must have a body that can stand interruptions. The same in wrestling. That is the difference between fencing and body fighting including boxing. Of course technique is all, but sometimes you must do something if you don't know further. If you are strong you can try to apply your advantage. Take a weightlifter or shot put javeline, discus, hammer throw they have the flight of their "tool" in their brains. However they are no dreamers. Those don't feel the forth anymore when they feel that all is in order. My own experience and new knowledge: Of course you can be "too strong" to be strong. If you are out of balance you are no more strong enough to control the movement. 200 kg freaks - once they lose balance and control - are no more strong enough to hold themselves. You don't see 200 + kg freaks in the Olympics because they are normally not balanced. benchpressers ly on the ground and so would lose all wrestling fights from the beginning. They can take part in the paralympics. Let's see who will win the Olympics the fat Japanese, the tall and athletic black from the Antilles or the really strong but expensive Georgian (the Korean may be a surprise by good luck)?

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Agree Agree Agree That’s my life motto “respect”!!! But about the post..thanks for sharing, I have never seen this particular stretch….i def will be adding this to my pre workout 👍🏼👍🏼

How long should it take to get a black belt in Judo

I'm 60 and have my first Judo lesson next week..

Does judo and bjj go well together to open up a dojo??? Or Should I do something else

Wait a minute. about 8 months ago Ramsey Dewey said he had a pro fight and sent him the footage. Ramsey said he was going to up load it to his channel. He never did and now Dewey says he was in prison and there was no pro fight? Something’s off.

My goal is achieve a Judo Black Belt, I'm a judo green belt, jiujitsu brown belt and also train mma, grappling & wrestling.

Concussions or just basic trauma to the head and neck

Great show and videos I am a 54 yr old black belt and have not been training regularly. Started in judo at 45 yrs old. I agree with Osoto Gari, but many of the hip throws are difficult for me since I am tight, and wore a gun belt as a police officer for about 28 yrs. If I do heavy warm up I am usually ok. Ashi waza has been more friendly to me. I have other arts under my belt, and started with BJJ several years ago. I think judo has more to offer me, but the stand up and taking lots of throws has humbled me over the last couple years. Keep up the good videos

Great video thanks! I will try it out

i am a white belt but i through almost all brown belts in my class because they are all lighter than me and i have a 10 year Bjj experience , my question is does those factors matter

Looking good for 45 son damn 😂

for some reason i have always met friendly and encouraging people in Judo clubs and a disproportionate number of narcissistic mean and ego-istic people in bjj who have zero concerns over injuring you.

I'm starting now at 23 with a background of around 7 years of general striking (Muay Thai, TKD, Boxing). I wanted to learn Judo to round myself out as a fighter both for the sport of Judo and MMA. I'll see how far it takes me into competition as well, I feel guilty if I don't train as much as I can, because I know somebody somewhere is training longer and harder.

I love the Vietmanese peeps

I am a police officer and interested in learning a martial art for self defense/defensive tactics. There is BJJ and a Judo facility in my area. What do you recommend? I’m 38 y/o. Thanks!

My only regret that I have and the only regret that I will surely have in life is to not have started judo younger like 4-9 yo and I’m a person with very few regrets. With the adult life coming the number of responsibilities are growing, I’m scared to lost my free time and let judo become just a memory because I love this sport so much. Edit: After watching the video and reading the comments I think I misunderstood the term older 😅😅

Hey Mr. Nguyen which Dan are you?

is this only in canada? i dont rmember this being done 20 years ago when i was doing judo

Just jmagine very good at boxing and judo basics doesn't it make you a weapon

I started judo at 42 and I just turned 47. Once you get over the fear of falling it gets easier.

You talked me into Judo. I’m an older guy at 48. I might do bjj at the same time.

Hey plssss i wanna ask you is it toooo late to start judo at the age of 19 as a girl I'm too shy to go there with 0 knowledge of this art

Just started doing judo, super excited to get into it and really start learning! Been watching every CZcams video about it I can find.

I am 75, still practicing judo

i want to try it in randori but im afraid to dont mess my partners knee

Le sportif

belts in judo are fast but i try to take them very slow like once a year or more. Knowing the names of throws is one part but the most important part for me is to be able to execute them in sparing else what is the point of training

talkin' about 40+ years old amateurs (no fights) are muay thai kickboxing and boxe much better about not getting injured? thanks

Really great honest video. "If you can live without it... live without it." Unfortunately I think you are right.

The grasshopper is called the cradle stretch in TKD!! LOVE THIS STRETCH!!

You did your homework!! Absolutely right!!

It seems like many people who do this tear up their knees. Sounds like a really functional art for self defense but not very safe to learn. Wish they had some sort of 'self defense' program for people who just want to learn a few moves if they're accosted in the street or whatever.

Thanks man

Perfect

Thanks for this video. I needed it

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