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Understanding the Importance of Splitting Your Opponent's Hip
1:39:07 - 1:44:08 (05:01)
In this episode, the speaker discusses the importance of splitting your opponent's hip in wrestling, specifically focusing on how it affects an opponent's center of gravity.
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The speaker shares how changing the mentality from focusing on achieving a goal to believing in oneself can lead to success.
1:39:07 - 1:39:51 (00:43)
Summary
The speaker shares how changing the mentality from focusing on achieving a goal to believing in oneself can lead to success.
ChapterUnderstanding the Importance of Splitting Your Opponent's Hip
Episode#223 – Travis Stevens: Judo, Olympics, and Mental Toughness
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
In order to represent the United States in international competitions, competitors have to win trials in their respective divisions.
1:39:51 - 1:41:37 (01:46)
Summary
In order to represent the United States in international competitions, competitors have to win trials in their respective divisions. Anticipation of winning is common among top athletes.
ChapterUnderstanding the Importance of Splitting Your Opponent's Hip
Episode#223 – Travis Stevens: Judo, Olympics, and Mental Toughness
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This episode features a discussion about judo techniques, specifically focusing on the "air fall" throw and the importance of training and preparation for competitions.
1:41:37 - 1:42:59 (01:21)
Summary
This episode features a discussion about judo techniques, specifically focusing on the "air fall" throw and the importance of training and preparation for competitions.
ChapterUnderstanding the Importance of Splitting Your Opponent's Hip
Episode#223 – Travis Stevens: Judo, Olympics, and Mental Toughness
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker describes a grappling technique where foot placement and splitting the opponent's hips can allow for control even if the opponent's center of gravity is not beneath one's own.
1:43:00 - 1:44:08 (01:08)
Summary
The speaker describes a grappling technique where foot placement and splitting the opponent's hips can allow for control even if the opponent's center of gravity is not beneath one's own.