thats mature
thats mature

By gilbert253 on Jan 13, 2009

they’re grinding …
they’re grinding each other LOL wouldn’t let another guy get that close to me.

By 1micro on Jan 13, 2009

true.
true.

By KraZKaiL on Jan 13, 2009

yes well …
yes well clokedbigman said the stole it which is a stupid accusation

By eogh on Jan 13, 2009

we’re both sort of …
we’re both sort of right. Jigoro Kano learned jiu jutsu. Then he taught his students moves in jiu jutsu that were being forgotten , changed it a bit, and added other things that he put together, and that’s pretty much what judo is today.
but,complaing wherever moves come from dont matter that much, as long as it’s useful.

By KraZKaiL on Jan 13, 2009

other way around a …
other way around a master of judo created jiu jitsu

By eogh on Jan 13, 2009

the throws of the …
the throws of the the old jujutsu are pretty complicated and long unlike the throws of judo. the locks & chokes are also more dangerous. and they have more strikes to weak spots. the old jujuts are not very common nowadays, its not promoted as a ‘combat sport’ as much as judo/bjj. some of those techniques can be seen today in what is called aikido.

By dotcom on Jan 13, 2009

ure both are wrong …
ure both are wrong and right!! lol. as the history said, judo came from jujutsu. then 1 judo (forgot his name) taught judo to the gracies, n they called brazillian jujutsu. nowadays, when people say jujutsu, esp in mma and stuff they refer to brazilian jujutsu, which are rooted from judo. so the (brazillian)jujutsu moves seen in mma and movies nowaday are actually more similar to judo moves. the old jujutsu moves used by the samurai are actually more rough and brutal. continue: read down

By dotcom on Jan 13, 2009

if you wrap your …
if you wrap your legs you cant keep them pinned well enough, you got to keep the pressure on the chest and neck so they cant get out of it.

By tojiro12 on Jan 13, 2009

He sounds unfit, …
He sounds unfit, doesn’t he?

By mokujin25 on Jan 13, 2009

what the about …
what the about stealing moves.. adaptation in order to improve isn’t exactly what i call stealing …

By Yavhanax on Jan 13, 2009

judo came from …
judo came from jujutsu

By KraZKaiL on Jan 13, 2009

oh my goshi ivei …
oh my goshi ivei nevaree herdee of datyyy

By clokedbigman on Jan 13, 2009

dosnt matter it …
dosnt matter it still hurts

By clokedbigman on Jan 13, 2009

jui jitsu stole …
jui jitsu stole some judo moves

By clokedbigman on Jan 13, 2009

thank you for …
thank you for making this lesson available to me for no cost.

By kch08wt on Jan 13, 2009

keep doing it. It’s …
keep doing it. It’s submisions and if you’ve got wrestling and subs all you need is striking.

By gruffydd1000 on Jan 13, 2009

I like this move.
…
I like this move.
It can be quite useful
when in a real fight.

By sirchristian12 on Jan 13, 2009

you did arm bar …
you did arm bar wrong u didnt wrap both feet around arm.

By EuroElvir on Jan 13, 2009

If ur goin’ to do …
If ur goin’ to do o-goshi then do o-goshi not ippon seio-nage or kuba-nage.

By Fon11 on Jan 13, 2009

lol i did that move …
lol i did that move in wresdtling

By TeamAmp5151 on Jan 13, 2009

That’s just judo, …
That’s just judo,the throw calls O-GOCHI,and the trick on the ground is the JUJI GATAME.

By lilxluna on Jan 13, 2009

Spoken like a true …
Spoken like a true Judoka.
Maybe one day I will get thrown by the likes of you guys who obviously do the move better than anybody else who has tried it on me….

By VomitingBlood on Jan 13, 2009

Tell that to any …
Tell that to any experienced Judo martial artist, like myself having done Judo for 5 years in my youth, this is not some move where just anyone can be like oh I would just choke him. When the move is executed correctly, you are left off your feet = you don’t have an option to do anything when you have no grounding. Your theory of I would just choke him is an absure amateur comment. Watch many professional MMA fights and you will see this move often. Everyone says oh that move wouldn’t work on me

By SunDownPoint on Jan 13, 2009

If you do the the …
If you do the the toss right (Vomiting blood) clearly demonstrated at 1:17 when you squat that prevents your opponent from doing the choke plus this move done in real life (fast) the minute you even go for the choke your getting slammed on your back. Vomiting Blood go get educated smart one!

By bc777isbt on Jan 13, 2009