Easy Solutions To The Biggest Gripping Mistakes In Judo
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2020
- I hope this video is super helpful for everyone looking to improve their judo. Most of the time judo players suffer from a lack of technique but rather just knowing where to put their hands! I hope these grip fighting tactics really help not only judokas but also Jiu-Jitsu players as well!
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The fact that we have access to this content, at home, for free is amazing. Love the channel, keep up the great work!
Thanks Adam! I'm happy to support the community!
0:30 RvR dont grab collar first…Tai otoshi, makikomi, seionage
1:00 RvR dont walk right, move left
1:55 RvR control sleeve first, then collar
Wish I knew this before.
This stuff is pure gold. Thanks for posting this Travis.
Your welcome! I’m glad you like the videos!
This really helps!
Thanks, Travis
Thank you Travis. Another great explanation
Great analysis!
Thanks for all the content Travis! I really love your attention to the small details especially the points you made about movement in an ai-yotsu position. I would love to see a similar video covering details such as movement for kenka-yotsu!
Yeah I plan on covering the Left on Right situation in another video.
Thanks for the great content! You are officially my Quarantine sensei! =)
Thanks Marcel!!!
Great tips and practical demonstration, especially in this time without judo - keeping learning. Thank you Mr Stevens.
Your very welcome!!
Very good! Thank you
This is really one of the best Judo channels !!!! 🥋👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Always great Judo content
Great stuff, thank you!
My pleasure! Glad you liked it!
I have telling been my students this principle for a while! I love this! Can't wait to share this with my students. Keep up the great work you are doing Mr. Stevens. Excellent and thank you again.
Thanks for all your support Adam! Let me know what your students think of the video!
Like always top notch world class content! Keep it up champ!
Thanks Al Lex!
Really helpful!
I realized the poin with the jacket grip first in randori, but never thought it is such a big thing
I’m so glad you for this helpful!
Every day I am learning from you Travis👍🏽
Keep ongoing, i shared your channel to my judo team ...
Kindly,We need exercises how to improve our grip
Thank you
Hi Ibn, Thank you for sharing my channel that means a lot! Yes I will go over how to improve grip strength!
Brilliant stuff. Clear, practical advice in a short video. What more could one want?
Thanks Drugat2!!!
You have no idea how good this content truly is, as a beginner or even advanced judoka
Useful video thanks Travis
Glad it was helpful!
Constant Informative content from a world class judoka. This is gradually becoming my favorite Channel for Top Notch Techniques. 🤙
Thank you that means a lot!
Top , very useful !!!!
Glad you think so!
Tremendous video. So many coaches out there say to "get a grip" but it's very difficult to throw someone with a lapel only grip. Not so much with a sleeve only grip.
Yeah it can be hard coaches only have so much time. It’s important to make sure athlete and coach speak the same judo language?
Hey thanks for the left sleeve suggestion. I had my first legit throw ever today in randori. I'm a white belt. I grabbed the left sleeve, pinned it to the guy's side and shuffled left. I fought for the lapel and got a hold near the neck. I waited for him to break my grip. Once he started I slid my hand behind the neck and went for ogoshi. He was surprised but he smiled at me.
Thanks
Travis, man. I’ve been doing judo 2 years and never realised not to grab the collar first. Thanks
This is great.... I was just about to request for you to make a video if possible about some basic principles in judo to not get thrown(If there are any that is.😂 )...and this video helped especially for beginners like me
Step 1 in judo don't get thrown LOL. I get it and I'm glad this video helps.
Thank you for the great insight and tips Travis. It really stinks in easily the way you teach.
I hope you don't mind me pimpin' Jimmy's gripping DVD 2.0 but it's the bible on the subject as far as I'm concerned. My wife bought it for me. I had his old one but because of the rule changes I guess he revised it. Appreciate the continuous content!!
I always recommend Jimmy’s Gripping DVD it’s amazing and he is the authority on the subject!
This is the way I've seen kids taught in Japan too, and I think most international competitors are probably familiar with this concept in ai-yotsu grip fighting and footwork. But it's one thing to know a concept -- it's another thing entirely to be disciplined about it in the heat of live competition while still maintaining offense.
To me that was one of the hallmarks of Travis' style -- he had both the discipline to maintain good grip fighting habits, and ALSO the skill, tenacity, and physicality to force his offensive grips on his opponent within a reasonably fast time frame. I think Travis' 2012 Olympic match with Ole Bischof was so exciting because their grip fighting is a bit similar (both are aggressive and tenacious yet disciplined, both like to dominate the opponent's left shoulder / armpit while blocking the opponent's right hand, both have really good seoi nage); it was like watching two bighorn rams just smashing heads against each other.
By contrast, Teddy Riner is also someone with very disciplined grip fighting, but sometimes I feel it takes him too long to make his offensive grip. Fortunately for him, once has has his perfect grip and positioning, he can send his opponents flying (or cower on all fours) with such a high consistency that he doesn't need to have super high output to win.
Weirdly enough my intuition already told me to go for the sleeve first and exercise control through that. But then again I am a huge fan of O-soto-gari and for that the collar grip isn't all that necessary.
I'm going to experiment with the conclusions of this video in my next randori.
I asked you why not grip the collar first to get control and this video was the perfect explanation, thanks!
I’m glad it answered your question!
Amazing
Thanks!
Super helpful! Would that grab the wrist first rule also apply to wrestling?
It really depends on how it's applied and the style of wrestling.
@@TravisStevensgrappling Thank you!
Could you make a kuzushi against taller guys or heavier guys with solid stance? Btw I'm a lefty and usually plays against righties.
You got it!!!
damn i make all those mistakes... i gotta pay attention to this on the mat! Thanks a lot sir!
You're Welcome!
Hi Travis! Is this video a part of an instructional series? I would like to purchase it on Judo Fanatics :) Thanks!!!
Check out Jimmys Gripping 2.0 dvd
Oh I bought it last year :)
Nice!!!
Hey Travis, I just started Judo ( late in life at my current age of 47 ) here in Dallas Tx. a month ago. My question is this..what do you recommend for knee, hip and low back strengthening exercises to do at home. We don't have classes right now because of Covid-19, so anything to keep mobile is helpful. Thanks
Rubber Duky, Try to make sure you join my live at home workout tonight at 8 pm EST. I'm going to be doing some of those exercises!
@@TravisStevensgrappling ---super, thank you. I will.
I've tried this in the gym, and got caught on a single leg on the front (my right) foot. Any tips? Maybe I'm just to slow at the sprawl?
❤
Ok ok, opposite sides, opposite sides!!
Video on best gripping practices for Opposite sided people.
Do these principles also apply for righty-lefty?
Great question Victor! No they don’t but I can shoot a video on some basics for opposite sides players.
Travis Stevens that would be awesome! I'm a righty and most people I spar with are almost always lefties 🤷🏻
I should have watched this before i got my ass tossed by everyone
Thanks
Your welcome