J Flo: Is Judo Better Than Wrestling or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Justin Flores | #49

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Expect to get the everyday perspective on if one art is better; Judo, Wrestling or Jiu Jitsu, which one is the best place to start for beginners, how to train Judo safely as an older person, what makes a world champion, championship psychology, which future star J Flo is most excited about and much more...
Justin was instrumental in the development of multiple MMA champions including Ronda Rousey, who he trained and cornered during her UFC championship run. Justin also trains and coaches Cat Zingano, Dominick Cruz, Jay Jay Wilson, Jessica Penne, Paddy Pimblett and many more. Justin has led the USA Judo team in coaching duties all over the world and was named head coach of the 2017-2019 world teams. Justin also coaches numerous up and coming middle school, high school and college wrestling athletes whom have become champions at every level.
As a representative of the US National judo team from 2002-2008, Justin was a 3x National champion, Pan American medalist and collected 20+ top 7 finishes on the world stage at international events. Also an accomplished wrestler, Justin was a high school state champion in California and an all-American and earned a full ride scholarship to division 1 powerhouse University of Nebraska cornhuskers. There, Justin was ranked in the top 10 nationally and was on the starting line up in both his freshman and sophomore seasons before moving to New York to focus on judo.
Justin also earned his Jiu-Jitsu black belt in under 4 years from the legendary Fabio Santos.
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00:00 Intro
02:44 Early Jude & Wrestling Days
09:58 Martial Arts Family
14:45 Grappling Venn Diagram
20:35 Is Judo Safe For Older Beginners
24:39 I Didn't Reach My Potential
33:19 BJJ Black Belt in Under 4 Years
40:32 Becoming A Brand
45:23 BJJ Is Judo Rebranded
52:16 World Champ Mentality
01:00:13 Can You Teach Confidence
01:04:48 Challenges of Being a Coach
01:10:40 Fighters to Watch in 2024
01:14:23 Paddy Pimblett Could Be Top 5
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@Ezekiel-rv3pe 8 дней назад

What i learned in newaza judo is pins like north south, and kesa gatami (scarf hold) are not popular in BJJ. Bjj people usually dont know what to do when you get them in pins like that especially north south.

@kallepikku4991 27 дней назад

Wow, absolutely wow! Love these high level guys who've done everything. None of that salesmen cr*p or internet pundits.

@MoneyOverFame 2 месяца назад

His brother Jake Flores, was one of the smoothest judo players I've ever seen man. So good!

@jflojudo66 2 дня назад

Amen

@ricardokerscher 4 месяца назад

Excellent podcast. I became more of a fan of Justin knowing how he thinks, how much he defends Judo, and that he really seems to think like a judoka in the sense of the concepts that Jigoro Kano left us. And him being someone who was born in the USA, it's even more impressive. Congratulations.

@Ezekiel-rv3pe 8 дней назад

Osoto gari and uchi mata are underrated

@MC-tm2uy 2 месяца назад

I train in both Judo and Bjj and I do agree that Judo kinda got the short end of the stick from a branding and popularity perspective and that BJJ is basically rooted in Judo But also, how much of this was the Judo community's fault? I got my blackbelt in Judo and my dojo we do a significant amount of newaza (prob about 30%-40% of newaza) due to my sensei also having a BJJ background. But I have trained at other judo dojo where newaza is looked at as an after thought and those judokas in those gym always laughed at me when I want to do newaza and told me "why need Newaza when I can just throw them" (just so they can get armbar by me later in randori). The current ruleset of IJF is killing Judo. We basically excluded a significant part of the art. Just like how BJJ people is training tachiwaza as an after thought. We really need to have more option outside of the IJF that promotes diff kins of competition. As a Judo blackbelt...I say screw the IJF. We need to open up Judo again, allow most of the ols throws that allow leg grabbing and longer time for newaza (we can still do this safely by just restricting a couple throws like kanibasami)

@MuhammedTartik 2 месяца назад

I watched from Türkiye and learned a lot as a bjj practitioner who started at late ages and now doing wrestling also judo.

@blitzthekraken9832 13 дней назад

It’s nice to see some of these grapplers reflect on their experiences. I’ve been saying this for years judo is your base, train it young, train wrestling with some judo at 13 to 18 - might get a scholarship. Bjj is just cherries you can train it anytime in your martial art career after your an adult. If you walk into a BJJ gym with 10y experience in judo and wrestling you are going to make blue belt pretty quickly, or your gonna make a lot of whit belts quit, and no gym owner wants that.

@BG-sj7zh Месяц назад

best standup coach for no gi grappling

@saifty3747 3 месяца назад

My favorite grappling style

@mikerobbins1888 5 месяцев назад

Smashing it lads

@marconopolo5723 4 месяца назад

Awesome interview 🎉

@georgeamaechi4739 2 месяца назад

Thank you for such a great podcast

@yosoyernestoalvarez 2 месяца назад

Awesome podcast

@FranciscoEstrada1 4 месяца назад

Great interview 🎉

@MoneyOverFame 2 месяца назад

such a nice guy and a great judo player.

@MichaelJames707 Месяц назад

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@biggainzgrappling9139 Месяц назад

where do i buy that shirt. must have

@flyfishingguide1991 25 дней назад

Is a moose better than a beaver?

@zipcode305 19 дней назад

Judo came from JIUJITSU not the other way around. So if any art lost it's luster, it's JUDO.

@HungarianWarHorse 19 дней назад

The jiu jitsu of that time was much different than bjj. Not much ground work, wrist locks, weapon disarms and it was under a battlefield mindset where you throw/disarm your opponent and stab them to death. Bjj is a much different art from traditional jiu jitsu

@adf2M 15 дней назад

Japanese Jujutsu is an all encompassing martial art. Kicks, punches, throws, locks. What you're thinking about in regards to BJJ is Ne Waza in Judo that has been elevated in BJJ to a high degree.

@PP-hu9wv 10 дней назад

Jujitsu->judo->bjj

@Ezekiel-rv3pe 8 дней назад

Judo came from 3 different kinds of Japanese jujutsu ( which is the correct spelling not what the Brazilians misspelled)the Japanese judoka went to Brazil and thought the gracies newaza judo!!! Either way judo and so called BJJ are both Japanese arts that trace their origins to Japan. Judo deserves way more respect than it gets in MMA or JJ!!