To be truthful, the Gracie jujitsu ground game is from judo.

@@liecrusher3506 uhhh... all of jujutsu derived from judo. And judo derived from sumo.

@@bbruh2664 not true, judo was born from Japanese jujitsu.

@@adamkhali9763 and you think the terms of chokes and holds in japanese in bjj came from Brasil ? :D would it be so it have to namend in Portuguese. Judo AND bjj come from japanese jujitsu. take a look here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazilian_jiu-jitsu .

@@marcelw.5933 that's what he just said lol

Look into Brazilian jiu jitsu as well, both are amazing martial arts (both a ton of fun) and they go great hand in hand

you will love i

Lockdown? Where are you from mate?

@@camilogyllback7193 England!

@@bigthinker-zp3sg I agree they are very alike as bjj is the evolution of judo as the students of the original judo martial arts went to Brazil and taught the Brazilians and created new techniques which was then turned to bjj so they basic stuff is the same however the more advanced techniques is where it changes and it’s very cool to see 👌👌

Fr I saw a tiny woman just slam a 250+ lbs man REPEATEDLY. It was astonishing

ikr, i saw a cat slam a dog twice its size to the ground the other day

yeah it is more that every big club has some old guy in his 70s that feels like he is made of concrete and can send you flying. That is when you know the martial art is legit

Freaky strong mate. I really notice when I roll with Judokas. They just got a grip you can’t break

@@jd8226 I get comments from the my BJJ teammates about my grips and I'm not even a crazy judo competitor. But then I show them all the tape I have to use on my fingers.

I've always been in the heavyweight division and the amount of times I've been beat by smaller opponents in training definitely makes you second guess someone's abilities.

I came to judo as a couch potato 5 years ago. "Died" during first warm ups. Then got used to it... Strength will come, regular attendance is a key. Goid luck!

@@slaffkas this me today at the Muay Thai club. I was gassed.

@@mohamadsirritarazi Keep going!!! You will get stronger, will be able to handle training gracefully, and you will be proud of yourself.

​@@mohamadsirritaraziupdate?

U got that right. I’m a purple belt in Bjj and a brown belt in judo

@@treroney4720 killer combo

I used to do Judo, but i broke my fibula bone and was forced to quit. I miss it alot

Shockblade Zed I think the best combination would be a freestyle wrestling background and a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu

Please be safe and be careful :(

or if you don't know, now you know :)

Fantastic video, as someone that's done Judo most of my life, this was a great introduction into the spot. Great coach and great guys students.

This is normal attitude in judo and BJJ clubs. Despite of nature of this sport, I have never felt aggression in relationships.

Gonna come back for a week straight. Over train. Injure myself. Then take the next month off. It's the prophecy.

I compete on Thursday @david ampofo

You’ve stayed in shape?

same… bjj withdrawal symptoms for 7 months now. Doing yoga at home to stay loose.

we are already training for 3 months, where u live that ur gyms still closed?

We here for it 😂💯

100%

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You should you look like u would be good at it

M.J high praise 💯

Sorry to hear mate. My gym has been open for almost 2 months

@@theveganlawyer2193 Yeah thanks. I can do physical training and I like it but what I really like and I am preparing for is to compete, so I need to fight and now I can't. When I go to the beach with my friends we fight there but I miss fighting more.

@@jorgerp7506 at my gym we have to have 1 rolling partner who promises not to take risks with covid. I'd rather rotate partners but 1 is definitely better than none

@@theveganlawyer2193 Definitely!!! I would like to do that but our master is strict about covid so each people has a space for working and training. You said rolling so I can supose that you are practising bjj, am I right? 😁

@@jorgerp7506 bjj and judo yes!

Except for when he osoto gari'd the poor lad hard right on to his shoulder during a demonstration. Dick move if you ask me

You might want to try Jiu Jitsu if possible. It's much easier on the body than Judo.

@@garronjohnson483 thanks mate, I'd love to. I did a bit to help with Judo groundwork but unfortunately after an extensive wrist operation all the gripping and twisting of the wrist while gripping the gi means I can no longer do it😢

@@PikeKing Maybe you can do no gi bjj?

I used to do Judo too but had to stop due to health reasons. In the last two years I have got into Qi Gong, which I find really excellent for health. It is something you can do even if you are not able to do any other martial arts due to injury. I have found the book "Pain Free Joints" by Dr Yang Jwing Ming very useful. Doing Qi Gong exercises from this book daily for 7 weeks cured the arthritis in my hand which I had been dagnosed with, my hand is completely pain free now. Another book I found useful is "The Way of Qigong" by Kenneth S. Cohen. His website is qigonghealing.com in case you are interested, I think he is the real deal, he has been studying Taoist Healing and Martial Arts since the 1960s, I took part in an online seminar with him a few months ago and personally I think he has deep knowledge of Qi Gong. Good luck to you on your path!

@@CopperBeech777 In my experience, having done Judo as a kid and Qi Gong (and Tai Chi) later (doing nothing right now; but I should),Qi Gong and Tai Chi are at least as useful to martial arts as Stretching is good for bodybuilding and strength. Stretching doesn't makeyou bigger nor stronger but helps in reducing the risk of injury as well as recovering from injury. So, in the long run, it ends up being very beneficial for mass/strength gains. Qi Gong and Tai Chi are not martial arts (to my limmited understanding of it) but do help in reducing the risk of injury, recovering from injury and, in a way, they can also help in experiencing an otherwise theoretic-only understanding of biomechanics. So, in the long run, it helps with martial arts too.

He’s got no agility

Jarod McDonald when you’ve got size and strength agility isn’t needed

And it’s his first session 😂

Rob Mark lol you are a genuine fool if you think that

@@jarodmcdonald2041 no he isn't. I've seen plenty of big guys do judo and they are good at it

good combination!

This aint Roger Gracie haha. Roger Gracie is one of the greatest (possibly the greatest) BJJ athletes in the world. He has gyms worldwide and this is just one of his many gyms

it was almost 2 hours of training... and trust me more challenges are coming..lol

The way Bobby just stares and blinks @ 1:12 when Obi is like "I could get hurt... A lot" 🤣 he just held that smile hahah cracked me up

This is one of my favorite videos you’ve made

mother of modern martial arts, i would say

time to go back.

I was about to try for yellow belt but got corona, so its quarantine time

Who?

100%. Seeing a judoka with red on ANY part of their belt should be seen as a warning more than a status symbol.

@@bbruh2664 What does the red mean?

@@jacobhuntLFC I think it means that he is above just a black belt. Like 3th grade black belt

@@jacobhuntLFC Red means instructor above 3rd degree. Someone who has been submitting people for a long time.

@Whozaper Okay brain box whatever but you get my point...

Same shit

Shockblade Zed arguable

@@shockbladezed2726 similar but not the same. Jiu Jitsu spends most of the time on the ground and submitting Judo spends most of it's time throwing. It's about 80/20 for each. Just watch a Judo competition and then watch a Jiu Jitsu competition. They're cousins and complement each other well.

Judo is jiujitsu. Its supposed to be the most effective JJ techniques and nothing extra. The first Judo school beat other JJ schools in a tournament to decide who will train police. Both have continued evolving separately for hundred years. Judo now is also a game with specific ruleset.

What does jiujitsu even look like compared to judo? Lol

breathe

@@TheSilence1 breath*

@@videofudge Wrong. "Breath" is a noun meaning the wind that comes out of a person's mouth. "Breathe" is a verb meaning to inhale and exhale air from the lungs. The person above should have written "stay calm and breathe."

@@TheSilence1 ?

@@videofudge It's called English. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language