Chapter
The Art of Judo Dominance
25:35 - 30:24 (04:49)
Travis Stevens shares his experience of being dominated by a Judo player who was not only good at throwing, but also at frustrating and strategically overpowering his opponents.
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Jimmy Pedro, a four-time Olympic medalist, discusses how timing and strategy play a crucial role in Judo, explaining the difference between a "smash" and more strategic techniques like stalling and achieving judo dominance.
25:35 - 27:33 (01:58)
Summary
Jimmy Pedro, a four-time Olympic medalist, discusses how timing and strategy play a crucial role in Judo, explaining the difference between a "smash" and more strategic techniques like stalling and achieving judo dominance.
ChapterThe Art of Judo Dominance
Episode#182 – John Danaher: The Path to Mastery in Jiu Jitsu, Grappling, Judo, and MMA
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Travis Stevens, a dedicated Judoka who faced injuries and setbacks, struggled with the frustration of having his weapons shut down during competition, but still pushed forward with determination and strength.
27:33 - 28:55 (01:22)
Summary
Travis Stevens, a dedicated Judoka who faced injuries and setbacks, struggled with the frustration of having his weapons shut down during competition, but still pushed forward with determination and strength.
ChapterThe Art of Judo Dominance
Episode#182 – John Danaher: The Path to Mastery in Jiu Jitsu, Grappling, Judo, and MMA
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker favoring standing Sayonagi technique in Judo over other variations due to its power and amplitude.
28:55 - 30:24 (01:28)
Summary
The speaker favoring standing Sayonagi technique in Judo over other variations due to its power and amplitude. The speaker also mentions the similarity in the Sayonagi gripping pattern used by Travis and Koga, despite others criticizing this method.