Uchikomi is a fantastic judo drill that is a must when it comes to practicing judo technique. There a few key areas that need to be addressed when doing Uchikomi. These areas are where to grip, Kuzushi, distance, entry, throw and the speed at which you do it. Grip: Where you grip when performing Uchikomi
Competition analysis by Dr Rhadi Ferguson Do you sit down and do a post fight analysis after judo competition? If you coach, do you have a standard mode or form of communication or a meeting after tournaments? If you are a student, is there an opportunity for you to provide feedback to your coach after
Last week I was running a Judo basics class and one of my students asked me for my number 1 tip for ground work…..my answer “Work on your escapes.” If you know how to escape most hold downs then you will have a way better chance of not losing on the ground. If you know how
In the first video of 2021 Matt shows you 3 really strong attacks you can do on a left hander. 1- grip break 2- kouchi 3- sode tsuri Komi goshi and an optional Osoto from double sleeve Enjoy.
Last week I received this email from someone on my newsletter “Hi Matt, I am almost 2.0 meters tall (or 6’7) and weigh roughly 90kgs. What are the techniques I should focus on to utilise my height and is there anything I should look out for in Randori? Thanks in advance.” Jesse Hi Jesse, thanks
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Today I wanted to share with you something that happened at the last Judo competition I went in. There is a guy where I am from who is a very very good Judoka. He came to Australia about 10 years ago and was a top level player in Vietnam. We have trained with each other heaps
HEre are 2 really awesome videos that cover a ton of Competition specific Turnovers: Enjoy:
