Moving humans around like...

Hang on, wait a minute.

Anta makes boxing shoes too?

He said, "Whoa!" and proceeded to explain his jaw was broken and spat out some blood.

I'd like to talk about Soichi Hashimoto's back in this scene.

The hips and back are used very commonly used as the leverage point to throw opponents, sometimes heavier than you, to the ground.

Mr Hashimoto has just demonstrated his judo physics knowledge and prowess in Quest 5, when he helped to solo prop up an 800 kg cart over a sand dune with his hips.

Of course, the main bulk of the cart's weight was handled by his teammates.

And that was exactly what I thought when the quest was revealed.😅

I mean, he's right, Mongolia used to be professional city sackers.

They're just doing what their forefathers did for centuries 😂 it should be muscle memory embedded in DNA by now 😂😂

Orgil, you beautiful crazy genius.

-- Soichi Hashimoto to Mongolia's judo player, Physical Asia.

There is so much more to John Wick's repertoire of take downs.

Tung Po got nuthin on this footwork.

You don't know who's Tung Po?

Actually a nice submission move. 🤔 Even for judo when we go into a scarf hold or similar.

The Sode.

The sweet science made even more beautiful 🥊

The first lesson my dad taught me about martial arts:

"Fighting is deception"

It may not seem like it, but this is peak martial arts. 😂

This is a nice evolution of judo. When the collective ground game gets better, judo has to adapt.