Yoko sumi gaeshi from the cross grip is a very nice little technique you can use in a lot of different situations. For an experienced judo player, this is nothing special, but if this is the first time you’re seeing it, it’s my pleasure to introduce it to you. Yoko sumi gaeshi falls into the
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There’s a saying that goes: the best time to start was 10 years ago. The next best time is right now. That applies to any project, including taking up judo! Sure, it would have been better if you started when you were twelve and trained continuously with the best coaches and sensei, traveled the world
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Randori is free practice – typically 2-5 minute rounds where you can try any technique you like against a resisting opponent. In boxing it’s called sparring, in wrestling it’s “going live,” and in jiujitsu it’s called “rolling.” There are five main types of randori. Here’s a quick breakdown. If you’re in Central Texas, come practice
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