▲ 29 r/judo

Is this the first attempt at berimbolo back take? Date back to 1981 kosen judo tournament

they seem to be able to almost execute perfect rolling back take here, especially the last seconds of video where the guy on top realizes he can take the back if he roll forward, and coincidentally I have an old tohoku university archive footage where this exact position was demonstrated

u/Standard_Study8263 — 1 day ago
▲ 11 r/grappling+1 crossposts

Do you guys have a name for this technique?

tokio hirano demonstrate it in a judo class in 1984? I haven‘t seen this move in judo at all except for his other moves and wonder if there a name for this technique

u/Standard_Study8263 — 1 day ago
▲ 12 r/grappling+2 crossposts

For those who proficient in grappling, what is this move called? Found it in a kosen judo book

It look familiar to buggy choke, the text describe it as press your opponent head with your left leg while extending your right leg, and pass both of your hands and bind them together under your left leg and squeeze? does judo have a name for this technique?

u/Standard_Study8263 — 10 days ago