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Travis Stevens Judo Break Down Video - Learn Judo Easily Though Match Critiques

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Episode 5 is now Live! If you want your videos broken down by me make sure you email them to videos@judosilencer.com
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@Yupppi 7 месяцев назад

To attribute to how big of a deal this channel is, I didn't even know who Travis was or most competitive judokas until I bumped into the educational content of the channel. Ever since that I was a fan. A fan of judo of Travis but even more so his competitive judo philosophy and his ability and will to share the knowledge. To think that I can access quality resources outside my local dojo for free from Finland is unthinkable. Or was unthinkable some 10 years ago. And even better to be able to interact like in live chat questions etc. Through this channel I've come to know techniques, strategies, philosophy on how to play, get to know some fantastic judokas throughout competitive history and also it was just fascinating to hear about the road to olympic medal by Travis.

@jamej8370 4 года назад

Travis, I've learned more from you during this covid break than I can say. Thank you. These break downs are huge as are your evening talks & lessons. Thanks again, Jim

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thanks for all your support Jam Ej! Happy to help everyone I can through Covid

@josephcokermusic 3 года назад

I love these, thanks for doing them

@TravisStevensgrappling 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@dandychiggins7240 2 года назад

I'm new as a Judoka but I'm really happy I found this channel so early, even tho I can't test most of the things he teaches yet. This guy knows his sh1t

@steveesquivel4723 4 года назад

Love the break downs Travis. Home gym in progress, getting some mats soon after clearing out the garage. 👍

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thats awesome try to post an image to the community page when it's complete would love to see it!

@maximkucan3775 4 года назад

Thsnks Travis!! I love your analisys videos! And I think that it's great to see people from diferents levels of judo having similar mistakes! I'm lesrning a los, really! Can't wait to finish the quarantine and put in prsctice all this good advices from a judo legend like you! Big hug for jessie too! Hope he will improve watchin this!!! Best regards from Barcelona!

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Glad you like them!

@SasakiKojiro7 4 года назад

Thanks again for these video breakdowns Travis! I definitely look forward to them and really find the act of analyzing matches plus your insight productive for my own judo.

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

I'm glad you find them valuable Sasaki! Maybe I should do two a week.

@nealpeterson9714 4 года назад

Thank you so much for these breakdowns, I feel that I get a much better understanding of the philosophy of Judo. And thank you everyone who has submitted a video for the greater good.

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thanks Neal! I can't thank the people enough for reaching out and sending videos directly to me. for review!

@peterlucas9462 3 года назад

Thanks heeps Travis learning a lot .What I learned here was the importance of gripping and getting the grip and sometimes if not all the time we are going to have to fight for it.

@jesserennicke7343 4 года назад

Thanks for breaking down my videos! I know I'm not an Olympian or anything so I really appreciate you taking the time! :) I am a righty! I would just go lefty when they would snatch my right sleeve. However I will stick to righty and get a lot better at grip fighting. Also working on my posture and moving as well. Do you have any tips or drills for working on posture at home? If I just drilled a bunch of uchikomis would that help?

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thanks for sending the video in. I had a great time watching it! As for drills go just try keeping your hands at chest and shoulder hight while moving around. It should help.

@jesserennicke7343 4 года назад

Will do! Thanks again! Also for the record, my Dad ment to say Tai-toshi not Tani hahaha. We were just talking about Tani before the match so it slipped out.

@judokenny8996 4 года назад

Hi Travis I'm loving all of these competition breakdowns and great advice for judo players of all different levels

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thanks Judo Kenny! Maybe I'll get to doing two a week since people like them.

@jamieappleton7829 Год назад

How have I just discovered this channel. Love it 🥋

@noturnleftunstoned72 4 года назад

Keep on truckin' Jesse, you have the coach's pearls of wisdom to go on and have a better life in judo...use it well. Good luck and be well.

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thanks for the kind words Mikey!

@jesserennicke7343 4 года назад

Thanks Mikey! I plan on putting his advice into action! Good luck to you and be well also!

@chrismaks2518 4 года назад

I am pleased that I was seeing a lot of the same things you were seeing...especially that collar tie and that low left hand. When I am seeing the same things as a player and coach of your level it tells me my understanding is increasing. Thank you for that because you have made this "lockdown" a productive time for me through all your efforts and it is really appreciated.

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Your welcome Chris! I'm glad I was able to help you improve during this time!

@a.t.3360 4 года назад

I'm really learning a lot of tips from this thank you

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Thanks glad you're finding value from the channel!

@JoaoPedro-rq3qi 4 года назад

Travis, first of all, as a brazilian stuck at home during quarentine, I would like to congratulate you in your contrinutions for the judo comunity, and also I want to ask you about leg trainig and ho to prevent leg injury in judo.

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Joao, I'm glad you like the videos that I upload and they are helping you through this difficult time! Maybe I can shoot some leg therapy exercises that will help with injury prevention. Would that help?

@JoaoPedro-rq3qi 4 года назад

@@TravisStevensgrappling yes sir! My knees aren't that great and tips from an Olympian would be very helpful!

@rangikoalavich6431 2 года назад

Cool vids Travis

@escraonjudoju-jitsuolivier6313 4 года назад

Great coaching ! i learn a lot !

@TravisStevensgrappling 4 года назад

Glad to hear that! This series is one of my favorites.

@escraonjudoju-jitsuolivier6313 4 года назад

@@TravisStevensgrappling, i take so much information trough those breakdown, you are so inspiring as a coach. I send you a video featuring my daugther Marie, i hope you can breakdown it one day. Regards from France.

@kiang8269 4 года назад

Thank you so much for everything man! When you talk about keeping hands up and defending the collar vs wrestling stance...is that because of current IJF (no leg grab) rules? I know Judo is played upright but in old school rules would you still control the top to prevent the double leg etc.?