This clip is actually from an Japanese advertising but really a great watch. 26 basic Judo throws demonstrated by an Japanese Judo master (with another one thrown of course) and showing all the throws in record time. Finally you know how to pronounce some of them like a Japanese without getting bruised.
Click on the image below for the link (multimedia)
The 26 throws are (we left the writing as shown in the clip):
- seoinage
- seoiotoshi
- ukiotoshi
- haraigoshi
- hanegoshi
- ohsotogari
- kosotogari
- kosotogake
- ohsotoguruma
- uchimata
- uchimatasukashi
- kibisugaeshi
- tomoenage
- tawaragaeshi
- kanibasami
- yamaarashi
- ukiwaza
- kouchigari
- ohuchigari
- kataguruma
- yokoguruma
- tsurikomigoshi
- sodetsurikomigoshi
- haraitsurikomiashi
- tsubamegaeshi
- dakiwakare
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July 13th, 2008 at 2:34
Did you ever train Judo
July 13th, 2008 at 2:49
there is a video of my old dojo at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SeNMFg0DGs
December 4th, 2008 at 17:47
Se você está procurando Escola de Judô visite http://www.escolanacionaldejudo.com.br