12:26
Is this Judo or should we call it the shido game ?
02:29
One handed left Sode-tsurikomi-Goshi off a right side cross grip
06:58
By popular demand, this is an extremely successful turnover !!
03:53
What is the timing to attack for almost every throw
05:32
1985 Natāl final vs Mike Swain (1987 World š„and 85 & 89š„)
07:48
This one thing will improve your stand up game instantly šÆguaranteed ! Itās that simple
13:01
1986 Natāl final vs Mike Swain (1987 World š„and 85 š„) prefaced with how I played lefties
03:11
This one step Uchimata is the fastest way to enter while maintaining balance
13:03
Where to put your hands in order to throw, can be the hardest thing for beginners to learn.
02:57
Double sleeve Kata Garuma explained !
06:33
Juji Gatame with a figure 4 grip is a great option when heās face down and flat.
02:49
Different variation of standing Ippon seoinage where uke is gone before you even turn your hip.
03:22
How and when to execute Uchimata Sukashi
04:54
By far the tightest grip for drop Ippon Seoinage
03:02
When and how to execute the most dynamic throw in Judo called āUtsuri goshi ā
02:38
How to incorporate Te Guruma to any grappling situation.
03:47
2 ways to execute a double sleeve Osoto Gari and how the Kuzushi works.
03:11
How to execute a drop Ouchi Gari
03:09
How to enter and execute drop Sode tsurikomi goshi
02:46
How to execute an off the grip, circling uchimata.
13:40
These are my top five throws to finish a fight. No street clothes required.
03:37
Executing a Seoinage that mimics swinging an Axe !
02:45
Sometimes 2 feet is better than 1.
02:21
If the fake and timing is on point, this works every time.
03:42
Common judo pinning sequence with simultaneous choke
02:46
How and why Yoko-Otoshi works so well.
06:14
How to counter the single, and apply No Gi Sumi gaeshi
02:39
How to completely change direction with Ouchi gari off an Uchimata attack.
04:29
If you canāt get this armbar, transition to this choke
04:57
How to counter one of the most common throws in judo !
02:52
This combo will make your Tai-Otoshi feel effortless
06:08
Applying No Gi Kani basami countering the single leg to knee bar submission
02:16
When you get out gripped, you can still do this one handed uchimata
02:22
How cross grip, side moving drop Morote can be indefensible if timed right.
03:39
Uchimata set up where uke wonāt feel it until itās too late.
03:23
Hara Gatame is such a sneaky and easy armlock submission that no one expects
05:41
How to do Tani Otoshi more effectively without breaking ukeās leg
01:29
Kosoto to Kouchi gari is such a sneaky combo, he wonāt know what hit him
02:11
Running Kata Garuma !
04:34
If youāre having trouble breaking the defensive grip for Juji with traditional ways, try these.
03:13
Best way to apply Hiza Garuma with No Gi
01:49
How to combine de ashi barai with Ouchi gari
02:49
How Osoto and Ashi Garuma can be used simultaneously, depending on ukeās reaction.
01:53
If you like āSodeā, you need to learn this !
03:17
How to apply a simple and fast choke that presents itself all the time.
01:32
How to apply drop knee Tai Otoshi to your No Gi stand up game
02:39
Totally different direction using both legs ! āTomoe nageā
02:56
Perfect move when your opponent is laying flat and not giving you anything.
02:21
See how Sumi gaeshi is the perfect Bjj takedown or Judo score
04:24
How to apply No Gi Sankaku Jime from turtle position.
03:06
The benefits of, and how to apply āside Okuri-Eri-Jime ā
02:38
Yoko Wakare is highly effective when your opponent is not expecting it.
02:32
How to apply Juji gatame off a tomoe nage attack
04:27
Easy No Gi Uchimata to Kouchi gari combo
02:18
Weird but perfect counter throw to when opponent has a deep left on right grip.
03:36
Easy turnover to Kami shiho Gatame
02:13
Kouchi Makikomi is a game changer for your Tachi waza or (throwing game)
02:33
How to set up your opponent to throw with no Gi uchimata
03:22
2nd of a 3 part series of turnovers from wrist control
02:43
Strange yet Potent drop Seoinage variation that you may have never seen
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My name is Nicolas Yonezuka and I have been doing judo my entire life. My father was a world renowned judoka from Japan and I was born into it. Competitively, I was on the 1980 Olympic team at 78kg. I was also a 12 time national finalist winning 5 national titles as well as various international titles. Currently, I am the head Sensei at Cranford JKC which has produced 7 Olympianās to date and am training many up and coming Olympic hopefuls. Recently, I was the 2019,2020,2021 World and Pan American cadet and junior team coach for USA Judo. I started this channel to promote the importance of judo for any grappling sport or martial art and how judo techniques translate not only with Gi but without as well. The purpose of this channel is to teach concepts in judo that build a strong foundation of techniques for anyone to improve, from the beginner to the international competitor.
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