Here is my favorite left vs right Morote seoi nage attack when I am fighting someone and it’s kenka yotsu (which is Japanese for left vs right). The key is to square up your opponent with a hard ashiwaza before doing a massive pull to get them off-balance. Don’t forget to check out my other
I learnt this concept from my mate felipe grez. He is a great bjj coach and has taught me squillions about newaza. What I love about it is the fact that your opponent uses a lot of energy trying to get your back onto the mat, which gives you time to create space to pull
Here are 2 really nice ways to pass your opponents lockdown. These are great for both Judo and BJJ style sparring.
A few days ago I emailed  my newsletter list asking them to write down one or two sentences about some of the things you want me to cover in the future. One of the biggest things that came back to me (about 60 emails) was the fact that many Judoka need a help devising a
I am at the airport about to head off interstate to run a Judo seminar with my good friend and Olympian, Ivo dos Santos. I really enjoy hanging out at airports. I love grabbing a coffee as well as browsing the bookshop and finding something to read on the plane. Today I downloaded Brad Pilon’s
Here are my three favourite Judo compilations I made for my YouTube channel.
Here are 3 strategies and techniques you can do to stop or prevent your opponent for dropping in for a drop seoi nage:
Some nice butterfly guard passes by Caio Terra, In this video JT Torres  shows a great butterfly passes I used against Judoka in Japan all the time  <==
Fighting a stiff armed Judoka is one of the most annoying things at Judo training. In competition a stiff armed /defensive Judoka is quickly penalized in which case they must attack OR they keep getting penalties until they are disqualified. Unfortunately in Randori there is no referee and no penalties and this means some Judoka stiff
