Yeah but I have to be honest and maybe this is from the wrestling influence that I have too, but Asian MA tend to over complicate the "sim0pliest" of things with "unnecessary" words.
And Japanese...
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Yeah but I have to be honest and maybe this is from the wrestling influence that I have too, but Asian MA tend to over complicate the "sim0pliest" of things with "unnecessary" words.
And Japanese...
You never seen that site before ?
It is overly complicated for no real reason.
There are limited throws:
Hip
Shoulder
leg
hand
That's really it.
:p
The japanese names or english ones?
Judo is very political, more than TKD is you can believe that.
Olympic events are ALL VERY political.
Well put sir, two thumbs up.
Myth maybe ( probably) but the old -pre-war judo did tend to be far more grappling oriented than the olympic judo.
There is a Kosen dojo in Japan though, or at least there was.
There are also a few...
I recall my first uchi-mata ippon, it was a beautiful thing !
I also recall when I was rolling with a BJJ purple and he was so used to me going for a throw that I pulled off "jumping" arm bar !...
Judo is not just Kodokan Judo, that is based more on throws and pins then submissions.
There is Kosen that is 90% submission work, but the truth is they don't compete that much in submission...
Freaking kids....
too far to jog? or cycle?
That is the one I have, tape it up nice and good with duct tape and you can do some GNP and some clinch work./striking too.
Doing pull-ups by holding on to a gi will get your grip nice and strong.
Tie a belt around a tree or pillar and train some throws.
If you can afford it, invest in a throwing dummy, but they are...
Ah, shaolin-do.
No need to say more.
I can understand the coordination part, but the balance...well, its a tad tricky, but its easy to catch on, what systems did you do before Judo?
When I stared Judo I was doing Boxing at the same time ( and place) and doing Karate too.
Never had that problem.
I know a boxer that took judo with me and he had a bit of trouble with the...
Good suggestion, another one that I have always been a fan of is doing one throw and drilling the crap out of it, a whole class or training session based on 2 throw.
You learn how to get it from...
That is fairly common, most striking systems teach rooting and balance based on strikes not grappling and that is enough to get you thrown over and over again.
The ground? BAH !!
That's like 3" away from a deep horse stance !!
:D
I am 5-6 and 170 myself so, yes, you will be thrown around a bit, just remember your "rooting training" and it will help a bit, though not for long !
:D
Here's an issue for you, don't forget to empty your bladder and bowels before a class, you don't wanna get choked out and lose control of them.
:D
Looks perfectly fine.
Remember, judo, like any MA, gives you what you put into it.
If they are affliated with the Kodokan, the curriculum is standard and they should be going to regular competitions, after all, judo is a competitive sport, the whole point is to compete.
Its hard...
Judo will teach you quite a bit about what goes on when someone grabs you, truly grabs you, with the intent to take you down.
And it will teach you balance in a way not typical of striking systems....
Shodan, with a side order of fries :D