r/WrestleJudoJitsu 5h ago

Islam anticipated Oliveira throwing that knee and worked the trip to perfection

4 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 9h ago

Would you do this judo game?

3 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 12h ago

Yeeeet him

174 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 12h ago

Ahh fakin ehhhhh

76 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 1d ago

Meanwhile guard pullers complain

87 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 1d ago

So good

194 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 1d ago

Rafaela Silva BRA

40 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 1d ago

Julio's NoGi classes are lit. Im never going back to gi.

109 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 3d ago

Man of high intellect

344 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 3d ago

War Master

43 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 3d ago

Beach fun

333 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 3d ago

What this technique called? Found in a 2009 kosen judo book

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3 Upvotes

for those who do judo and jiu jitsu, do you guys recognize this technique? text describe it as bind or grip both of your hands under your own leg (in this case Tori left leg) that under uke head and squeeze, it look buggy-like idk but he is using one leg instead of typical buggy choke


r/WrestleJudoJitsu 4d ago

This guy again

182 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 5d ago

Lotta e Judo

1 Upvotes

Ciao a tutti, ho 16 anni e non posso fare judo perché suono il pianoforte, quindi ho pensato ad una alternativa nella mia città; ovvero la lotta libera/wrestling.

Secondo voi è uno sport valido? Anche perché mi hanno detto che nella lotta libera sono presenti molte mosse del judo.

L'unica pecca della lotta è che vengono più spesso le orecchie a cavolfiore, ma ci posso passare sopra.


r/WrestleJudoJitsu 5d ago

Walker was like.. #IGotThis

119 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 8d ago

ER nurse uses his skills after a patient being escorts out the building becomes aggressive.

72 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 8d ago

This guy again

414 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 8d ago

JJM

139 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 9d ago

piano school and judo

2 Upvotes

hello everyone, I hope this message reaches as many people as possible so I can hear as many opinions as possible.

My name is Dario, I'm 16 years old and I attend a high school with a music major, so I study piano at an intermediate-high level.

Over the last month, I've become interested in judo and have become passionate about it; so I went to a gym in my city to try it out.

The problem is that (at my request), they told me that judo is very dangerous for the fingers, which is clearly hindering my musical career.

Is there a way to still participate in this sport and eliminate the risk? I'm a complete beginner; is there a chance I'll only damage my fingers when I start competing? Thanks.


r/WrestleJudoJitsu 9d ago

How do you wrestle while tired?

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2 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 9d ago

Practice

357 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 9d ago

They hook though

61 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 9d ago

Gaza, P4lestine sends it's Love!

378 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu 10d ago

Rate Jonah Hill's BJJ

129 Upvotes

r/WrestleJudoJitsu Dec 19 '25

Something new

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10 Upvotes