2022 Kosen Judo highlights 高專柔道 七大学柔道優勝大会 

Chadi , i understand that u have challenges getting video recording from Kyoto University, those from Newaza Kenkyukai during my visit there in 2018 they said is ok to take video and pictures. And they are all veterans from former Kosen Judo practitioners, not university students. I am sure you would be able to get some nice videos from them, if u need their email address PM or email me i still have their contact

Thank you

No it’s more like if Chris hemsworth is bjj kosen judo is Liam, almost the same age same genes but one is waaaaaay more famous

You're absolutely correct! Bjj is judo only with a different rule set in competition

​@@scottage_teaches_jujutsuwhat? This is pure judo😊

Nah, more like long lost relative. BJJ came from just Kodokan, not Kosen

@@markdaniels4178 Different rule set = different techniques via evolution. Judo doesnt have half guard games, missing leglocks compared to BJJ and doesn't have a variety of chokes like darce, brabo, initially the peruvian necktie, anaconda, etc. and end lapel chokes since it's illegal to use the end of the gi lapel.

I'm a judoka and I train kosen judo in my home with my son's because the dojo doesn't allow it. My mission is to promote what jagaro kano was teaching and I don't deviate from the true teachings at least in my home

Me to kosen judo is the source and foundation of BJJ. I think kosen judo have enough trows like kodokan judo but their goal is not ippon but submission. Also I read in some comments from a kosen judo training video that they outgripe and are above BJJ practitioners in ne-waza

@Dylan K kosen judo is in fact that what bjj mimic and you don't need no Brazilian jiu-jitsu cultists to validate your observation.i practice judo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu and they are the same art but with a different rule set.

@@markdaniels4178 true man they came from the same source but they have different ruleset and different emphasis.

@@dylan_krishna_777 None of Japanese Judokas who taught in the early 20th century in Brazil were Kosen competitors themselves. Just because BJJ and Kosen happen to look strikingly similar, doesn't mean they're related. This is called the genetic fallacy

Also atemi waza too

Thank you so much 🙇🏻‍♂️

Its the Japanese equivalent to the NCAA Ivy League. Kosen Judo would be equivalent to the most elite universities maintaining NCAA Wrestling rules from the 1900s while the remainder are using the current rules. You could have a club use these rule sets, & even form a tournament, but unless you go to one of these elite universities there's no one way compete in it at the university level.

@@kevionrogers2605 which's why I said what I said

Bjjj is still way more developed in newaza

@@scarred10 this is true, but do you find many opportunities to stand up during a bjj roll?

@@scarred10 if IJF decided to introduce a Kosen judo rule, u will see Judo and BJJ is virtually the same as the community will develop new strategies and technique over time and judoka will spend more time on the ground than standing . The rule dictates how the skill set developed. I once ask my sensei judo or BJJ is better, he told me if a judoka fight in BJJ rule, judo guy will lose, if a BJJ guy fight in judo rule , BJJ guy will lose.

Yes

This is Judo, not Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Unfortunately no

Osaka university and Kyoto university, you need to write to them first.

@@Chadi Got it, thank you!

Only armlocks in ne waza

Yes unfortunately in IBJJF it is considered reaping.

disagree, judo scoring follows the idea that you are in a battlefield/real fight, so, if you have your opponent on a pin you can easily kill them/control them until you get help.

@@joatanpereira4272 Yes and no. A pin can be a strongly advantageous position, and it usually is - just like a good throw. IMO however, it is wrong to equate it with a submission. First, submission rates vary vastly from pin type to pin type. And second, there are submissions that can be done from being pinned. Of course from a judo perspective throws and pins are sufficient to win, but from a BJJ point of view they are not. Submission is just much more definite than a throw/pin, which will always have gray areas.

Pin follow on with a tanto stab would kill the opponent in battlefield, that's the purpose of the pin of jujutsu

@@chrischiang1512 Well, yes but so would stabbing from back mount, from guard, or even in a standing position. Pins are quite advantageous positions, yes, but modern Judo rules are at best very loosely inspired by actual combat.

Back mount is considered a pin too , you have more advantage over your opponent Standing is 50-50 In guard, not really your opponent can stab you or u fighting from your back is harder to stab your opponent. From pin since you are on the top u have more leverage to stab. Judo ippon concept is that if u can throw your opponent down , u can stab him , that's based on the old traditional battlefield concept of advantage position, what u mean it's not relevant?

Wrestling + judo is better than BJJ

I find it more dynamic than bjj

bjj sucks now wrestlers beat them in mma all the time now

​​​@@atshabal Because you learn the other half of jujitsu also?

Says the self-defence martial art not recommended for the street lol