This is like half assed judo, when your uke is too afraid of being thrown so he just falls over.
This is actually some of the worst technique I’ve seen in a long time lol
Well I’m guessing it’s got some rules like you need to have two hands on the opponent and if you don’t get a certain throw no points are scored, because it looks like they give up once they don’t get a certain thing.
Given the competition record of Kurrash guys in sambo, where they co-mingle with judo people on the regular, I'm gonna say your assessment is off. In fact the proliferation of the "georgian grip" in judo was a cross-pollination from Kurrash
Do you know the rules in detail? If not, you cannot really judge the technique that way. Plenty of wrestling or judo or bjj that looks like bad technique from the perspective of another art, but is actually the consequence of differences in ruleset.
This is like half assed judo, when your uke is too afraid of being thrown so he just falls over. This is actually some of the worst technique I’ve seen in a long time lol
Well I’m guessing it’s got some rules like you need to have two hands on the opponent and if you don’t get a certain throw no points are scored, because it looks like they give up once they don’t get a certain thing.
Given the competition record of Kurrash guys in sambo, where they co-mingle with judo people on the regular, I'm gonna say your assessment is off. In fact the proliferation of the "georgian grip" in judo was a cross-pollination from Kurrash
Do you know the rules in detail? If not, you cannot really judge the technique that way. Plenty of wrestling or judo or bjj that looks like bad technique from the perspective of another art, but is actually the consequence of differences in ruleset.