r/judo • u/Eastern-Swordfish776 • Jul 06 '25

Other What’s your unpopular opinion on judo

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u/An_Engineer_Near_You Jul 06 '25

They should really have no Gi judo like no Gi BJJ

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

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u/Guivond Jul 06 '25

Where are these wrestling clubs for adults that isn't wrestling for bjj?

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u/Jujube-456 Jul 08 '25

In most of Europe there are plenty. I live in Vienna, capital of Austria, and there are 5+ wrestling clubs in a 50min by public transport radius.

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u/Ill_Improvement_8276 Jul 06 '25

it makes you so much more well rounded, helps with MMA, and is great for self defense, and its fun

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u/calm_down_dearest Jul 06 '25

JFlo does a great job of showing how no Gi techniques can be modified and applied but iron sharpens iron at the end of the day. Using those techniques against a skilled judoka is different to a using them against a wrestler or jiu-jitsu practitioner who move in different ways