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Shaka Zulu wrote:Posting to watch later. Congratulations to you.
TheHumanoidTyphoon wrote:Cool dude I didnt know you could go for subs in judo
Glass Jaw wrote:You have a great sense of aggression. I like that you constantly attack. Don't lose that sense of aggression. BUT you are relying on your speed and explosion instead of your technique. Making your techniques (I see you favor a lot of trips like Osoto Gari/Kosoto) kinda sloppy. No offense. You need to work on your sleeve arm, pulling that across you more, and your lapel arm's pushing. This will help your kazushi as cliche as that sounds. You create openings like big openings for your opponent to counter you when you get tangled. I bet you can kind of feel that when you rush in.
Loved the armbar btw. That was again good aggression and awareness to snag the arm and correct yourself. I saw that you attempted a handful of chokes from turtle (think it was hadake jime?). Take the time and drill/ do uchikomis to practice grabbing those chokes so you can get that Ippon.
You might find this judo choke instructional helpful. I mean Neil Adams shows how to do uchikomis to practice choking from turtle.
Anyway keep up the good work!
minimanukuk wrote:I've got little to add on what Glass Jaw and KeyboardPacifist have said technically, but don't panic about your cardio, it's the fisrt time you've fought at over 73kg and those guys will sap your strength with their grips and bullying down tactics. It didn't look like you were struggling strength wise, though.
Try not to allow your opponent time to settle on ther grip (I am terrible for this if you watched my vids.)
Use your aggression as soon as you get the grip you want, switch your grips so as not to be predictable then attack.
I enjoyed the vids. Well done.
Glass Jaw wrote:You have a great sense of aggression. I like that you constantly attack. Don't lose that sense of aggression.
The axe murder wrote:Glass Jaw wrote:You have a great sense of aggression. I like that you constantly attack. Don't lose that sense of aggression. BUT you are relying on your speed and explosion instead of your technique. Making your techniques (I see you favor a lot of trips like Osoto Gari/Kosoto) kinda sloppy. No offense. You need to work on your sleeve arm, pulling that across you more, and your lapel arm's pushing. This will help your kazushi as cliche as that sounds. You create openings like big openings for your opponent to counter you when you get tangled. I bet you can kind of feel that when you rush in.
Loved the armbar btw. That was again good aggression and awareness to snag the arm and correct yourself. I saw that you attempted a handful of chokes from turtle (think it was hadake jime?). Take the time and drill/ do uchikomis to practice grabbing those chokes so you can get that Ippon.
You might find this judo choke instructional helpful. I mean Neil Adams shows how to do uchikomis to practice choking from turtle.
Anyway keep up the good work!
thx a lot of course i will train harder in every aspect: in my cardio, in my strenght and of coure in my technique i will try fix the things you wrote and ummm i was also triyng Nami juji jime but that dude had an awsome defense i also didnt have the chance to try sweeps i like sasae a lot but there will be a next time !!
irishmike357 wrote:Glass Jaw wrote:You have a great sense of aggression. I like that you constantly attack. Don't lose that sense of aggression.
I think I was reading about Kimura and he said when he started he was smaller and weaker than his opponents and had poor defense, so he constantly attacked so they would have to be on the defense all the time and that helped him win a lot early on.
(Might not have been Kimura though)
Great job OP, stick with it; Judo is awesome.
KeyboardPacifist wrote:
I don't think it was Kimura, but it may have been his mentor...
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