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Judo ne waza in BJJ
5 year(s) ago • 15833 views • 35 replies
Black belt 1st degreeVerified
2 year(s) ago
I have made some friends with this one: https://youtu.be/TJPFzv5MeWo
yep... that's the one
Black beltVerified
2 year(s) ago
I think it was Barnett who gets lister. Such a good match. This was the match that inspired me to work on playing heavier while I’m on top https://m.youtube.com/wat[...]E2TC9-oEk4
Wow, I had completely forgotten how much of a mauling that was.
Black beltVerified
2 year(s) ago
Here’s one of each from yours truly: https://youtu.be/s1guA9UX[...]ZpjbkUYc0h https://youtu.be/a160C6Mx[...]4fJv1EWnjp
wow, both fights were very fun to watch, super cool seeing high level judo and newaza in MMA, thanks for sharing sir.
Black beltVerified
2 year(s) ago
For those of you with a background in judo/JJJ, do you use any typical judo ne waza submissions/pins not frequently seen in BJJ? If so, which ones? I myself like to go for the ashi gatame when attacking the turtle, for example.
I use hip pressure on the face from side control and N/S to “encourage” the turtle and then often use Judo specific turnovers to segue into submissions- sankaku turnover to yoko sankaku jime or an armlock, double lapel turnover to crucifix and strangles, single lapel turnover to head and arm strangle or back take, etc…
Black beltVerified
2 year(s) ago
After decades of judo I made a real point to learn bjj on it's own. Later on I started to incorporate my judo newaza back into my game. Namely the belt tie up mentioned before from Yoko sankaku, and I love to enter it from side control. It really is a strong position. I also tend to use alot or pressure from side control I learned from Judo. My judo coach trained with Kashiwazaki extensively so his game is definitely shown in my game whether I'm training judo or bjj. I also use alot of judo grip breaks when attacking the cross arm lock.
I did a three day camp with Kashiwazaki in 2017. It was the best BJJ training camp that wasn’t BJJ! 😝
Black beltVerified
2 year(s) ago
I have a black belt in Judo, and when I instruct Jiu Jitsu I like to use Judo pins and transitions as a warmup. I've seen these drills really benefit my students when they are in the top position. I take other things from Judo ne-waza as well, but this has been the thing from ne-waza that has impacted their training the most.


