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“If You’re Serious About Learning Takedowns, As Well As Judo, For BJJ– This Is The Most Complete Resource You Will Ever See”
- Jimmy Pedro and Travis Stevens are the best United States Olympic Judokas
- If you want to take anyone down, this is the set for you
- This is a complete system of throws, trips, and takedowns
- Develop a next to impossible to deal with stand up game
- Use this in both gi and no-gi
Jimmy Pedro and Travis Stevens’ Judo Academy Teaches Takedowns and Judo Ground Fighting More Extensively Than Any Other Program In American History
If you want to learn Judo in America, it’s hard to argue there is anyone better to teach you than Travis Stevens and Jimmy Pedro. Jimmy is the most accomplished male competitor ever from the U.S., and the current Olympic coach – he is the only coach ever to bring home a gold medal.
Travis is the best male competitor on the U.S. squad and is also a very accomplished BJJ competitor himself.
On their 4 disc set “Judo Academy,” Jimmy and Travis cover the inner workings of the sport like no one has ever done in Judo before.
It starts on Disc 1 with this great content…
First DVD: Gripping
- Left Vs Right
- Winning Inside Space
- Controlling Space From Outside Grip
- Attacking Power Hand to flying Butterfly Sweep
- Ne Waza
- Roly Poly Roll – Kimura finish
- Sushi Roll
- Gut Wrench Roll
- Triangle From Wrist Control
- Splitting The Legs (Over Under Pass)
After DVD 1 you should have a very solid understanding of Judo Gripping – not only how to grab and break grips, but more importantly how to position yourself to attack and throw right off the grip. If you look up Jimmy and Travis’ fights on YouTube this is a signature staple - how to throw at the exact moment they establish a grip (and when their opponent hasn’t had the chance). This allows for them to throw more easily. They would much rather attack this way as opposed to: grip >allow the opponent to establish some defense >and then try to attack. When you can throw off the grip, your percentages go way up…
You should also have some great techniques and rolls for Judo Ne Waza and a Triangle not used that often in BJJ that could surprise your opponents there…
Second DVD: Ne Waza
- Stack To Outside Turn
- Stack To Pin/Kimura Finish
- Flip To Split Legs (Over Under Pass)
- Counter To Opponent Posting On Hip
- Over Under Counter To Shoulder Push
- Over Under Counter To Leg Grab
- Juji Gatame
- Tie Up - Roll
- Waki Gatame
- Arm Hook Roll
- Arm In Guillotine
- Flip From Front Headlock in Butterfly Guard
- Standard Roll
- Backward Roly Poly
This is the most complete resource ever on Judo mat work. You will learn how to pass with Over/Under like never before, how to roll an opponent from Turtle and how to finish with Juji Gatame.
If you are a BJJ Practitioner – YOUR OPPONENTS WILL NOT HAVE SEEN THESE MOVES!!! This is a good thing and will really help your passing and ability to control the turtle and finish with Armlocks.
If you are Judo practitioner DVD 2 is a thing of beauty: Jimmy is probably the most accomplished mat fighter from America (and possibly the world). Meanwhile, Travis is at an incredibly advanced level from his BJJ Cross training under John Danaher, as well as his training under Jimmy Pedro. If you are serious about improving on the mat in Judo – you can’t afford to miss this…
Third DVD: Opposite Side Standing Throws
- Sleeve Grip Sumi
- Standard Sumi
- Kosoto Left v Right
- Counter To When An Opponent Hugs
- Uchimata From Inside Basic Grip
- Uchimata From Inside Power Grip
- Uchimata From Back Grip
- Uchimata 50/50 Sweep
- Standard Knee Osoto
- Taio Otoshi
- 1 Handed Taio Toshi
- Ouchi Gari
This is the first known DVD to get so technical that the teaching studies opposite side attacks. This is probably the most ignored aspect of Judo competition:
Fighters aren’t always the same side fighter as you are and whoever is better prepared for opposite-sided contests is going to win. If you want to improve you need to train this aspect of playing. This area is a quick shortcut to improving your standup game because your opponents probably aren’t training this (a throw isn’t just a throw – you need to always simulate competition and these techniques are as real as it gets).
Fourth DVD: Same Side Standing Techniques
- Ouchi Gari
- 1 handed Ouchi Gari
- Kouchi Setemi
- Deep Belt Grip Sumi
- Osoto Gari
- Hopping Osoto Gari
- Osoto Makikomi
- Uchi MataIppon Seio Nage
This is the classic Judo – but the throws are just taught a little crisper and cleaner because the teachers are so accomplished.
Whether you are a Judo competitor looking to improve your Randori and level of competition, or a BJJ Practitioner looking to improve on the feet and surprise your opponents with ground moves they haven’t seen before, there is no better resource than the Judo Academy…
As you can see this series is LOADED with tips and tricks you’ll be able to use right away.
Course Content
Volume 1
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Left vs Right Gripping Sequence | 0 - 3:25 |
Winning Inside Space | 3:25 - 5:16 |
Controlling Space from Outside Grip | 5:16 - 7:48 |
Cross Sleeve Grip | 7:48 - 10:03 |
Attacking Power Hand Sleeve Flying Butterfly Sweep | 10:03 - 12:19 |
Counter to Leg Grab Defense | 12:19 - 14:02 |
Guard Pass Arm Block Defense | 14:02 - 16:19 |
Splitting The Legs | 16:19 - 20:24 |
Roly Poly Standard + Kimura Finish | 20:24 - 25:08 |
Thread The Needle | 25:08 - 27:21 |
Triangle from Wrist Control | 27:21 - 29:35 |
Gut Wrench | 29:35 - 31:40 |
Leg Figure Four Roll | 31:40 - 33:43 |
Sushi Roll | 33:43 - 35:41 |
Volume 2
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Stack From Outside Turn | 0 - 2:32 |
Stack To Pin / Kimura Finish | 2:32 - 4:50 |
Flip To Split The Legs | 4:50 - 6:53 |
Opponent Posts On Hip | 6:53 - 7:54 |
Opponent Pushes Shoulder Away | 7:54 - 9:07 |
Guard Pass Arm Block Defense | 9:07 - 11:24 |
Counter To Leg Grab Defense | 11:24 - 13:07 |
Juji When Opponent Blocks Wrist | 13:07 - 14:31 |
Tie Up | 14:31 - 17:30 |
Waki Gatame | 17:30 - 18:30 |
Arm Hook | 18:30 - 20:47 |
Arm in Guillotine | 20:47 - 21:37 |
Flip From Butterfly Guard Via FronT Headlock | 21:37 - 23:31 |
Reverse Hadaka Jime | 23:31 - 24:51 |
Reverse Roll From Front Headlock | 24:51 - 27:03 |
Standard Roll | 27:03 - 28:24 |
Backward Roly Poly | 28:24 - 29:32 |
Reverse Roll if Opponent Posts | 29:32 - 30:49 |
Volume 3
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Sleeve Grip Sumi | 0 - 1:14 |
Standard Sumi + Collar grip sumi | 1:14 - 5:09 |
Kosoto Left vs Right | 5:09 - 7:46 |
When Opponent Hugs Into You | 7:46 - 9:22 |
Uchimata from basic inside Grip | 9:22 - 11:54 |
Uchimata from Inside Power Grip | 11:54 - 14:04 |
Uchimata Back Grip | 14:04 - 18:22 |
Uchimata Uchikomi 50/50 Sweep | 18:22 - 21:59 |
Back grip knee Osoto 50/50 Pass | 21:59 - 24:55 |
Standard Knee osoto | 24:55 - 28:35 |
Taio Toshi – Square Stance | 28:35 - 32:29 |
Taio Toshi Version 2 _x0003_1 Handed Taio Toshi | 32:29 - 34:31 |
One Handed Taio Toshi | 34:31 - 36:46 |
Left vs Left Ouchi Gari | 36:46 - 39:16 |
Left vs Right Ouchi Gari Japanese Style | 39:16 - 41:17 |
Right vs LeftOuchi Gari | 41:17 - 43:07 |
Volume 4
CHAPTER TITLE
START TIME
Ouchi Gari | 0 - 3:29 |
One Handed Ouchi Gari | 3:29 - 5:04 |
Kouchi Sutemi | 5:04 - 6:36 |
Ouchi Gari Right vs. Right | 6:36 - 7:43 |
Collar Grip To Deep Belt Grip Sumi | 7:43 - 9:39 |
Osoto Gari | 9:39 - 13:53 |
Hopping Osoto | 13:53 - 16:36 |
Osoto Makikomi | 16:36 - 19:15 |
Uchimata From Power Grip | 19:15 - 23:37 |
Drop Seoi From 50/50 Grip Right vs. Right | 23:37 - 26:05 |