#TakedownTuesday 🥋🤼♂️ • Learned this one in 2002 from Russian judoka during my extensive travels abroad searching for the perfect takedown.
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Sequence training @paebloperez…
Step over back take when slipping down an opponents shin whizzer off of a singl…
Footsweep Friday @jasonherzogmma developing his right and left sided timing an…
• The late @_jackhatton Man was he good. Gone but never forgotten….
Incrementally inching your way to a dominant position is the safest approach w…
#WrestlingWednesday 🤼♂️ Incrementally inching your way to a dominant position is the safest approach when wrestling someone more athletic then yourself. As my daddy always said, “position, control then execution”. Underhook ➡️ pinch headlock ➡️ rotatation ➡️ front headlock.
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• The beauty of basics. www.jfloacademy.com (link in bio) : @jacobflores78…
Saturday Sacrifice throw • @realvvoods with the kimura / double wrist lock coun…
Saturday Sacrifice throw 🤼♂️ • @realvvoods with the kimura / double wrist lock counter. Tragically, this was later deemed illegal and the points were taken off the board. Thoughts? 🤷🏻♂️
Old skool judo …
• Legal in both NoGi and Gi jiujitsu, this “cut back” mat return technique is …
🤼♂️ #WrestlingWednesday • Legal in both NoGi and Gi jiujitsu, this “cut back” mat return technique is now deemed illegal in folkstyle wrestling, or so I heard. Thoughts? **Video added in my stories showing an example of when this was used and considered illegal in a division 1 wrestling match.
BOOM! Can you name this throw? @alphacatzingano …
@bbbyjjitsu uses a swinging hop step to upend his @fellipeandrew in this stat…
#TakedownTuesday🥋• @bbbyjjitsu uses a swinging hop step #uchimata to upend his #uke @fellipeandrew in this static #nagekomi learning drill.
In the sport of many times there are brief openings in transition from standing…
In the sport of #judo, many times there are brief openings in transition from standing to the ground. Here, @amayaollison trains for when her opponent enters with a faulty #seoinage – which she stuffs and enters with this reverse sankaku (inverted triangle) transition to turn over ( #osekomi ) or potential strangle ( #shimewaza )🥋
