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What could i have done to finish this wired osoto gari/ harai goshi?

Probably shouldve fought the hands but i saw something kinda like this on youtube and figured id give it a shot.

u/untaken_username6368 — 8 hours ago

Should I do judo or wrestling?

So currently I do BJJ and have very very minimal wrestling experience (just club wrestling) and am eventually going to do mma.I want my take downs to be better theres only 1 good wrestling club in my area pretty far from me.But there’s a judo gym way closer,should I do judo or bite the bullet and do more wrestling?,or try to manage both but which should I do first?

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u/iactuallydoreveiws — 1 day ago

Why Can't I Throw People in Randori?

Hi, I'm around 70 kgs and about 5'9". During warm-ups, uchikomi (entries), and throw practice, I can execute throws without any issues. However, in actual randori, I mostly score with foot techniques like de-ashi sweeps, ouchi-gari, and kouchi-gari.

I struggle to finish bigger throws (Tai-otoshi, Harai-goshi, Uchi-mata), even against people who are 20 kg lighter than me. Whenever I enter for a throw, I seem to get stuck and can't generate enough movement or lift to complete it.

I've been working on my kuzushi, using combinations to break my opponent's posture before attacking, and trying different setups, but nothing seems to make a difference in randori.

Does anyone have any advice on what I might be doing wrong or what I should focus on improving?

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u/Altruistic_Room8734 — 4 days ago

BJJ or JUDO? Please help🙏

Im turning 16 next month, 5'5 and quite stocky with leaner arms and thicker legs and terrible physical perfomance and recovery due to alot of traumatic stuff going on causing a very sedentary lifestyle (joints a little weak but not a huge issue, some back pain, bit of fat, terrible cardio all probably caused by still going on issues of sleepless nights) Im super lost between Judo and BJJ. I was going to pick wrestling (since its like the most elite grappling sport ever) but with distance (1 hour 20 minutes distance) and £85 for 2 sessions a week it wasnt gonna happen. I have fitness/physique improvement dreams, confidence goals, trying to become better looking, be good at self defense because my area is really rough, and maybe become an mma fighter with a grappling heavy style.

Anyways I came here because I literally do not know what to pick, at all. It seems pros and cons are absolutely equals.

For what I even want to do, I want to learn alot of takedowns (which i was pointed to judo) but THEN I absolutely despise gi (pointed to no gi) but I hated ground fighting and scrambles and rolls and guard ect (again back to judo) but I wanted leg attacks (back to no gi) but then im also managing really bad acne and being shoved into the floor with my face scraping everything around it isnt fun + eczema on the elbows (back to judo), but I want a good mma base (BJJ) but then I heard i shouldn't do bjj because the stocky build is a downfall especially as someone who isnt a gifted grappler/athletic/has a base in something like wrestling, but still like submissions (so back to judo) then I heard it super sucks translating all your gi moves to anything no gi (so back to bjj) but i have super slow recovery and the schedule of judo classes are much more spread apart (so judo again), however for self defense both show to be greatly good at that. also wearing glasses and taking them on and off is for demonstrations, then practising, then back on for demonstrations and then off for sparring is very annoying but manageable (which i know is fine in bjj but also fine in judo I heard) also both have painfully long learning curves in both their ways which is something ill adapt to depending on whichever one turns out to be the better choice, id also be willing to try and adapt my weak mental health to it since im gonna have to do something one way or the other

Ontop of this, both Judo and BJJ are in the same area and heavily accessible so its not like id pick one over the other for "distance because thats the one you can train often) however pricing is interesting. BJJ offers 2x two hour sessions a week (Wednesday friday) for a flat out £55 which is no gi which here and there a wrestler will come and teach us double and single leg takedowns, and various different positions which i thought is really cool. Judo is a flat out £45 for about 1 hour session 2x a week monday thursday (way cheaper which is good living in a poor family in east london) - the catch is a decent gi is pretty annoying to get price wise (£65 the cheapest I found) and needing TWO for both sessions + I heard theres some sort of liscense i need to pay for which was around £30. So thats QUITE alot of money to go on the first month for Judo (which is something I could probably afford, but wouldnt be too happy about)

Its probably worth mentioning I've never done judo before, but ive done BJJ since late 2025 (around October, but taking weirdly terrible chunks of time off due to mental health so not good at it at all) I enjoy some things like learning pummeling and its transitions to the back leading to takedowns, learning doubles and singles, learning easy escapes from bottom side control (super easy escapes only really) but I feel lost doing pretty much anything else

I was tired of getting advice from AI telling me just whatever I wanted to hear at the time and changing the answer with each factor being brought into equation. I have until my bday (July 22) to actually really decide what to lock into, whether to stick it out or bjj, or make the jump to judo? All advice welcome🫶 please no try both out and see what you like because I actually dont know what I like, both look awesome and also technically in some ways bad and im just trying to figure out what would be BEST

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u/sh4rmz22 — 11 days ago
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What do you guys wear under your singlet to keep it pointing up?

anybody got a good modern version of that kynodesme thing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kynodesme

ya know for keeping it pointing up under your singlet so it dont flop around or point the wrong way in matches. want somethin that dont look all painful or obvious

my gf got me this one as a joke https://a.co/d/060ChnL7

it works pretty good i wear it under my singlet in matches and it held up fine and i like how it feels but its all frilly and girly lookin. im already probably the weird one in the locker room dont need that makin it worse

anybody know somethin better that does the same job but looks normal not all frilly? just for under the singlet not by itself

sorry not sure id this should be nsfw or not I mean no no no imagees or anything but mark it if you n eed to

she thought it would just be a joke lol

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u/Proper-Soup9238 — 10 days ago
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Special Conditioning routine from Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine for BJJ, Grappling, MMA, wrestling, SAMBO. Full protocol inside!

This is our Thursday conditioning block.

The Full Protocol:

– Volume: 5 Rounds (2-minute rest between rounds)
– 30m Sled push
– 30m Partner Bear Hug Carry
– 10 Wrestling Burpees
– 4 x 15m Shadow Takedown Shuttle Sprints

Finisher (50-Step Staircase + Landings):
– Fireman's carry up the stairs
– Piggyback carry up the stairs
– Wheelbarrow walks across the landings + 5 push-ups at every single landing.

Save the workout.

u/Rare-Bullfrog5323 — 13 days ago