Glad to hear she gets more publicity now, she definitely deserves it!

私もこのシーン本当に驚いた。 ほぼ決まりかけた所から抜ける術を知っていて、劣勢から一気に優勢に持ち込んでいる。 サンボも取り入れ、そこでもチャンピオンになってしまうほど、彼女の寝技への情熱を感じる。 彼女の柔道を見て、柔道に締め技、関節技があるのを思い出させてくれた。

とんでもなかったですね・・ 柔道を超えた本物感感じました

無事金とれて良かった！ もっとテレビで評価が上がって欲しい選手 総合格闘技の選手がテレビで凄さを解説してほしい そして今後選手の指導に当たって欲しい 寝技の技術でもっと伸びる選手は日本に沢山いますから

かけ逃げ気味に捨て身技を乱発してくる外国人選手多いですから 強力なカウンターになりますよね。

いや、むしろ期待度が低かったからこそのびのびできたと考えた方がいいと思う。 メディアが期待をかけまくった選手が軒並み負けてるという現状を考えると。 そして「投げて終わりではない」という柔道の本質を体現している選手でもある。 今は日本人の選手でさえ、投げた後に寝技に行こうとしない選手が多いから。

確かにそうですね 素根選手も金鷲旗の奇跡の阿部詩含む5人抜きの衝撃なんか知れてたら事前に話題になり過ぎたかもですね しかし女子柔道やレスリングは日本一は世界一と言う環境が揃ってます あとは選手生活後がもっと良い環境をあたえられて欲しい

何試合か負けた試合を見たが、無理やり投げに行ってそこをひっくり返され1本負けしている。 ただし1本負けを取られず技ありでお互い倒れたら、もう彼女の独壇場 直ぐにうつ伏せの相手の右肩辺りに体を移し帯に右手を突っ込みひっくり返そうとする そこで無理と判断したら、相手の右手をつかみ決めながらの回転 そして馬乗りからの押さえ込みや関節技 相手が掛け逃げも出来ない状況に追い込むのは見ていて感動もの

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!

Thank you, Nick!

You can call me mystic mac.

Thanks for watching!

Legendary performance today, no doubt.

@@GrapplerKingdom She's amazing. So intelligent as well mixing Judo and Sambo. Her resume is second to none Olympic, World Champion & Sambo World Champion. My favorite for sure

既視感あると思ったらダーウィンが来たやなｗ

Yeah, the principle of action/reaction can be very effective in ne waza as well. Glad you liked the video, thanks!

Demonetization sucks, I wouldn't be on YT if it wasn't for content like this. You got my tip, but please just keep your focus on these awesome videos instead of all the extras. Small remark: you should remove the trailing parenthesis ( www.patreon.com/grapplerkingdom ).

@Jerome Bos Thank you very much, Jerome! I'll try to do my best. Could you elaborate, what do you mean by "extras"?

@@GrapplerKingdom on your patreon page you talk about pdfs with additional info.

Alright, I'll focus on content, thanks for input!

Yes, I actually had started working on it some time ago, but ran out of space in my HD, so had to scrap that project. He will definetly be on my mind when I'll be making next Ne Waza video.

@@GrapplerKingdom Great! Love your videos, specially the ne waza stuff!

全世界の78kg級の選手の気持ちを代弁していただき、誠にありがとうございます。 試合中、コーチボックスからは「寝るな！」という指示しか参りません。

グランドスラムでの実況アナウンサも「どうしたらいいんでしょうね」って言ってたかな。

@@user-iw7ks5jy6x なか

@@user-iw7ks5jy6x め

Yeah, quite embarrassing, but I would probably run from Hamada as well. Thanks for watching!

If you had similar transition to ude garami as Hamada Shori so big respect. It is good to add ude garami when you contoll your opponent in osaekomi and you can take her hand. I undestartand if you preffer Yoho shiho gatame from knees and with extending leg closest to the opponent head. Then opponent's escape is very difficult. But sometimes situation wants to use Yoko shiho gatame with extending legs and you have to push with your chest your opponent to the ground. When I competed I was very happy when I did special Yoko Shiho gatame which Shori showed at 4:50. But I had different entry. Shori sits on the right side of the opponent and her hands controll opponent right arm. I had opponent on the knees and I started above opponent behind her head, I put my right foot under her left ampit and opponent waited sankaku probably. But I grab with my right arm her belt and I pulled her back and under me and I put my left thign under her right ampit and then I draped my left leg under her back and I closed her right arm between my left thing and my left hip. Then I grab my left hand under my left knee and I turned my opponent on her back only and I finished it in the same position as Shori at 5:06. Shori controlls opponent's right arm but I have to grab with my right arm opponent's belt or jacket under her back and my legs are under her. Opponent's head lies on my right calf as a pillow and my left calf is under her back. Then I was always very happy when I succesfull hold there. I train this maneuver lot of years and I am always happy when I see it on the top tournaments. GO SHORI! GO YOKO SHIHO GATAME! GO JUDO!

@@judojudo3808 Yes, I used the same leg choke also. You are certainly very experienced and skilled. As to YOKO SHIHO GATAME, I found it was very natural and fast to secure. I either controlled the opponents head and shoulder, or in most cases secured the belt over the opponents shoulder. Then I placed my right or left arm depending on which side I was on, on the mat, when the opponent slipped his forearm under me and tried to roll me over. Then I always stayed up on my knees, moving with my opponent and reacting to any moves to escape. Sometimes I would place my hand closet to the opponents hip where I normally had my knee. Then using that hand and arm, as a replacement, I would spread my legs, keeping my hips and legs elevated, and apply YOKO 🙂👍SHIHO GATAME that way. Also keeping the knee next to the opponents hip prevented him from turning in to me and getting his leg or legs around my leg and thus escaping. Many Judoka applying YOKO SHIHO GATAME, liked to lay flat on their stomach with only one knee up against the hip. However, I never used that method, but always preferred to stay up on both my knees.

@@genegarren833 Yes but I didn't describe shimewaza (choke) but osaekomi yoko shiho gatame (little special). I finished it in the same position where is Shori at 5:05 but I had another entry than Shori. Look here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/iHp5eYSbio6o0ps.html. This is it. I recomand you yoko shiho gatame when you use your stomach if you do it right you won't even need your knee up against opponent hip. But important is how holds your opponent. You have to join hands opponent shoulder and push her shoulder to the ground. Your head is at the shoulder you hold. Opponent's head is under your ampit and you are by your stomach on the opponent and your stomach push him to the ground too. Then you can stretch out legs and you can't have knee against opponent hip. If you it all good he can't escape from such yoko shiho gatame.

@@judojudo3808 Hello. Yes I understand I think. It sounds more like a modified KESA GATAME, but I might be mistaken. Before I was talking about YOKO SHIHO GATAME, replacing the knee with the hand and forearm blocking the opponents hip instead of the knee. Then I would spread my legs, but not put my legs or stomach on the mat. I would keep my stomach and legs elevated with only my toes on the mat. This was also very effective when I used it. Thanks again. You have great skill!

@@genegarren833 I understand you but I described another version YOKO SHIHO GATAME (sometimes we told it mune gatame too). Here, on the other hand, you have to put your stomach as much as possible on your opponent and push him into the mat and your legs don't lift! On the contrary, stretch them as far back as possible so that your opponent can't reach his legs and he coudn't lock one of them and stop the osaekomi. Then you don't need knees against opponent's hip. I found some execustion of this version when you look it very good . First is here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/romFfYiijH-GpIE.html. And second is here (start at 4:40 but ref called sonomama and she have to break it up for a wihile because she controlled if opponent isn't hurt but you can see this version very well too and the same version but another entry starts at 8:40): ukposts.info/have/v-deo/r3SqeJuMb66Dpps.html

Yes, she won.

Thank you! No, definitely not Dutch, more like accent of mumbling idiot.

Thanks!

I am not sure. Harrison taped but it looks main reason is pressure on her shoulder in obi tori gaeshi... It doesn't look Hamada doesn't add ude garami to osaekomi. We don't see any move there...But we can't sure because we don't have wiew from opposite side.

あれ可愛いね。十代の時かな？

美人だよ、口元とかきりっとしてる。

「意外と」 っていらんな。。

@Oke Ihenacho Tsunoda is fighting in the second toughest category after the minus 48kg. Hopefully for the next 3 years Tsunoda represents Japan in the under 52kg and she avoids Daria and Uransetseg in the under 48kg. Surprisingly I thought Daria or Uransetseg would get gold and silver in the under 48kg but both got bronze. As for Shori I hope to see another Olympic Gold.

@Oke Ihenacho Both Tsunoda and Shori have the potential to pick up 2 World Golds medals before the Paris Olympics as well as the Olympics themselves !