Yudo / Judo technique name help

**babo78** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 4:11pm

EDIT: Yudo is Korean style Judo.

Is there website that has large English name list of techniques in Yudo and it's equivalent in Judo? or Judo and it's eqivalent in Yudo?

Since I was taught in Yudo, I have no clue which technique my instructor wants me to perform or which one is being discussed when Japanese name is used. And I won't realize what it is untill I see pictures of it or demonstration.

Please help. Thank you.

EDIT: For example, Seoi-Nage <=> Up-Uh-Chi-Gi

**Jaric** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 4:13pm

Okay what the **** is Yudo?

**babo78** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 4:32pm

Originally Posted by Jaric

Okay what the **** is Yudo?

Korean style Judo and Korean names for techniques are used. I edited my post to include this in case it confused others.

**Scrapper** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 4:41pm

You could try judoinfo.com, but I don't think they have yudo references. Try their forums.

**Lucky Seven** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 4:42pm

www.Judoinfo.com is a great site about judo, chek the techniques part with pictures and videos, hope that helps.

**Yrkoon9** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 6:21pm

Judo terminology is universal across the world, and for the most part they should all use Japanese terminology.

FYI I was also taught Yudo. To me it's Judo. All the same.

**babo78** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 7:28pm

Originally Posted by Yrkoon9

Judo terminology is universal across the world, and for the most part they should all use Japanese terminology.

FYI I was also taught Yudo. To me it's Judo. All the same.

I agree that Judo and Yudo is samething. Yes, Japanese name is the universal Judo terminology for most part but Korea is one of those exceptions.

For me only thing that separates Judo and Yudo is the name of technique, nothing else. Which is why I was asking for help about a list. Because I only know the Korean name for it and it made communication difficult in US.

At the MMA schoool, my grapple instructor knew I knew Judo throws and he was teaching me a new take down. It went something like this...

Instructor: "Yes, do that, do this, kinda like Kouchi-Gari"
Me: "What's Kouchi-Gari?"
Instructor: "I thought you knew Judo throws?"
Me: "Yes but I only know the Korean name for them."
Instructor: "Oh...ok? Let me show you Kouchi-Gari."
Instructor demonstrates
Me: "Ohhh Ahn-Da-Ri-Gul-GI"
Instructor: "What?"

**Yrkoon9** · Posted On: 10/07/2005 10:07pm

I'd tell him to get with the fucking program and join the rest of the world.

**AFS** · Posted On: 10/09/2005 10:14am

yeah, just like BJJ.

We have quite a few Koreans here in Perth every now and than.
And we encounter the difficulties with the diffrent names as well.
Makes for a good laugh, I reckon.

We also have a dutch guy, who claims that he was taught the hold downs by numbers, as in:
Kesa Gatame is Hold down number one and so on.
So there are different versions around.

Once you get thrown for ippon, it doesn't matter, what the name of the throw was...