Judo vids.
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When you train with one of these guys, its not untill your face hits the floor that you suddenly realize how effetive Judo is as a martial art.
Getting hit by the floor is a lot more painfull than getting hit by a fist, and when your mucking about with these guys its impossible to avoid.
Throwing a punch takes energy and acuracy, but the floor is always there, and its always hard!!!!
Getting hit by the floor is a lot more painfull than getting hit by a fist, and when your mucking about with these guys its impossible to avoid.
Throwing a punch takes energy and acuracy, but the floor is always there, and its always hard!!!!
In the end they both are trying to say that Judo is an exellent SPORT and very enjoyable. They both recomend learning it because then you can proctect yourself from bigger people.
Are you "plugging" judo LCG?
simple answer...yes
Yeah! Ive trained in a lot of Karate and Kung fu, and I can say that learning just a small amount of Judo and Aikido has really helped out my martial arts.
Judo and Aikido are great ways to learn body manipulation and controling an attacker.
When Judo and Aikido are practiced you see the oponent roll as they hit the floor. With a basic hip throw you swing your oponents weight over your hips and let them to roll as they hit the floor.
if you were doing this "on the street"... 1, your oponent may not know how to roll and end up crashing into the ground and 2, You dont let them drop, but you carry on the motion and force them into the floor, head first.
A fall from 4foot in the air, falling on your head, is a lot more powerfull than a punch to the face. It just depends on you being good enough to get close enough for a good throw. Which is where the fighting and grappling arts come in handy like Karate and Jujitsu.
Judo and Aikido are great ways to learn body manipulation and controling an attacker.
When Judo and Aikido are practiced you see the oponent roll as they hit the floor. With a basic hip throw you swing your oponents weight over your hips and let them to roll as they hit the floor.
if you were doing this "on the street"... 1, your oponent may not know how to roll and end up crashing into the ground and 2, You dont let them drop, but you carry on the motion and force them into the floor, head first.
A fall from 4foot in the air, falling on your head, is a lot more powerfull than a punch to the face. It just depends on you being good enough to get close enough for a good throw. Which is where the fighting and grappling arts come in handy like Karate and Jujitsu.