Toshihiko Koga's secrets to legendary techniques 古賀 稔彦

[@JFLOJUDO]

Great video on one of my all time favorite judokas. I used to obsessively watch these Fighting Films videos, especially Koga: A New Wind. Thanks for all your hard work and amazing content!

[@Chadi]

Thank you also for your production of high value/quality instructionals 🙇🏻‍♂️

[@rustyshackleford735]

@@Chadi I'm gonna check that out.

[@hiskandar]

WTF.... we are still waiting for the clip premier and someone else ALREADY came here with first comment like 5-6 hours ago, I was still sleeping. Dang... Chadi Channel is growing so fast!!!

[@Chadi]

Haha it's okay! I rarely do premiers, the good news is i upload almost everyday

[@m5a1stuart83]

Toshihiko Koga, there is a comic of Judo about him that very deadly in Judo especially Seoi Nage.

[@Chadi]

I'll check it out

[@johnedwards4211]

@@Chadi check out my comment! i want to know more

[@bryanreyes7382]

Thanks for this video, Chadi

[@Chadi]

Thank you Bryan

[@bryanreyes7382]

@@Chadi you're welcome

[@Sx-xy2zi]

I love this vid. Got into judo very recently but haven't started yet. Saw a interview with Travis Stevens and loved it

[@ricardoaguilar4750]

Thanks great judoca and amaizing variants

[@Chadi]

Indeed

[@beskeptic]

Koga's seoi nage is just incredible!

[@Chadi]

100%

[@deedeeramone7964]

Great watch as always. I'm so pumped to do some judo 🥋 IKIMASHOA!

[@Modern.Agoge.Training]

Ikimashou* 😊

[@Chadi]

Same

[@Mindfull_Momentum]

Fantastic explanation

[@judovideoz5410]

Koga is far one of the most dedicated judokas of all times. You can feel how powerful was his efforts

[@thierrylagrin2859]

Nice inside! Thanks for sharing

[@Chadi]

🙇🏻‍♂️

[@drsixlegsjudochop]

Nice video. Koga was legendary

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@그때그사람-e2x]

최고의 멋진 고가 선생님 영상 진심 감사드립니다. ..

[@rustyshackleford735]

I use the wrist flick in no gi as well, I use one wrist to push the nose/lips while I slip the other arm around the neck for a rear naked choke.

[@Chadi]

Danaher has a nice spin on how to lift the chin during an rnc

[@Schoolboy-Q]

Chadi for the win. I need this!

[@bartofilms]

We had Inchul Cho as an instructor briefly. He had lightening fast foot sweeps and a powerful, whipping yoko tomoe nage. In a major final, Koga threw him onto his head but rolled him over for the ippon. Cho was upset by the ippon awarded and left the tatami without shaking Koga's hand. I think there is a clip out there. Cheers.

[@Chadi]

That would have been tough on him

[@rvfree1]

Thanks!

[@Chadi]

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[@erikklase6613]

Love it

[@Chadi]

Thank you

[@donelmore2540]

Do you have any videos on California Judokas such as “Judo” Gene Labell, John Ogden or Hayward Nishioka?

[@bartofilms]

Don't forget Kevin Asano and Mike Swain!!!

[@donelmore2540]

I don’t know of Mr. Asano, but isn’t Mr. Swain famous for his mats? I’m not a Judoka, but did have a free lesson at John Ogden’s Dojo in Long Beach, CA in the late ‘50s or early ‘60s.

[@bartofilms]

@@donelmore2540 Hi Don. Mike Swain was a U.S. Judo Olympian, as was Kevin Asano. They both trained @ San Jose State University. Mr. Asano won a Silver in the Korea Olympics, I believe. Mr. Swain trained and fought against Koga in a few tournaments, I believe. He founded his Tatami Mat and Judogi business after he retired from Intl. Judo competition. Cheers.

[@bartofilms]

Here's a match between Koga and Swain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4iyXoGEl6x9bMU

[@donelmore2540]

@@bartofilms Wow, San Jose State must have had a very strong program. There is a video somewhere of Hayward Nishioka tossing around one of the Gracie’s. He was US National AAU Judo Champion and a very early US Karate Black Belt under Ohshima Sensei.

[@ALBERTORAYGOSA]

Koga best ever! The Judo Goku.

[@Chadi]

For me it's Inoue

[@johnedwards4211]

Chadi, Please listen to this carefully. No joke (Please look into this), I've got a great story and content for you. In 1987 I trained a man named, Antônio Lacerda, He was later known as Mestre da Morte (Master of Death). I tought him many deadly techiqnes passed down to me by Count Dante of Dim Mak. Such as the 'Atomic bomb' and 'Pliers'. I then renamed the art 'Yawara' This is where it gets real. Much like Count Dante, Antônio Lacerda was also involed in Dojo wars and stole a famous Judoka and BJJ Black back named Edson Carvalho. Yes, the Judo Black Belt under Georges Mehdi (you did a video on him). BJJ black belt uner Carlson Gracie. One day at Georges Mehdi's Judo Club their was a famous fight. Long story story short they famous Wallid Ismail (the same person that feuded with the gracies) was badly beaten half to death by Edson Carvalho. Antônio Lacerda paraded through the city with the bloody gi jacket of Ismail. (I was so proud) It wasn't untill Marco Ruas (the famous) walked away from Antônio Lacerda that people stopped caring about Yawara. Anyways Edson later trained many great and famous fighters like Amanda Nunes, Mark Ramos and *********** . Crazy side story I met one of Edsons Black Belt in Calgary 2016, and they knew the Plier. Thought you should know some real Brailizan Judo and BJJ history and would love to hear what your thoughts are on... -Edson Carvalho -Antônio Lacerda, later known as Mestre da Morte -This Famous Fight -How these street fights strengthened what worked in BJJ and seperated it from Kodokan Judo -Yawara is now a JJ and do you think its bs? -Me contribtuing to the creataion of BJJ

[@johnedwards4211]

someone told me Calrson flew back from the U.S just to beat up Antônio Lacerda. is his true?

[@Chadi]

I'll give it a thought

[@johnedwards4211]

@@Chadi just please look it up, you will know I'm for real, forgot to add a John-Do Chop!

[@slax4884]

Such a legend

[@Chadi]

100%

[@tomwalker389]

I wonder how prime Koga would do against Shohei Ono. He'd likely get outmuscled, but still.

[@zefsagala4848]

I remembee koga fought someone much heavier than him in an openweigtmht match...whats the name of that big guy

[@DegenerateSharingan]

REST IN POWER

[@Chadi]

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[@Александр-м8ы5я]

👍👍👍☺

[@Chadi]

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[@henrikg1388]

Very interesting, but I would call that a Sumi-gaeshi rather than a Tomoe Nage. I know it's details, but all the same. :)

[@Chadi]

He had the foot on the hips no?

[@henrikg1388]

@@Chadi I had to watch it again, but I saw his foot being between the legs and the knee as leverage. That is on the Olympics tape, not in the instructional tape. But I may be wrong. I'm starting to feel like the besserwisser of this channel. ☹️

[@JulioCesar-iq7hs]

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