Дзюдо, базавая тренировка от Go Tsonoda🇯🇵 . Сборная РОСИИ до 21-го года !

[@user-kn2gx1hi7q]

ПРОСТО СУПЕР! ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНЫЕ ЗНАНИЯ!

[@AlexGreshenko]

Шикарно... Дуже дякую майстру...

[@belka4873.]

супер Waza 👍😌✌️ главном принципе дзюдо: «Максимум эффективности, минимум усилий». больше использовать технические приемы, вместо силовых . Спасибо огромное !!! Это отличное видео 🥋

[@philippemorotti4575]

The most interesting and talented instructor of our time.

[@ruisantos8333]

I agree.

[@ruisantos8333]

Inspiring Judo´s teacher.

[@user-ru2xg2pg3d]

Очень спасибо 💪💪👍👍

[@Burhat]

Большая удача учиться у такого мастера. Но должна быть кошачья пластика и владение телом. Иначе эффект от этого минимальный. Конечно этому надо учить с первых шагов, переучивать потом сложнее.

[@PLANETJUDOWORLD]

Все принципы заложены в КАТА. Практикуя КАТА можно понять принципы и потом использовать их в рандори.

[@derekxiaoEvanescentBliss]

==== TAI SABAKI ==== 0:57 - basic stance. - stay on balls of feet. - point toes inwards. 3:00 - basic single step don't stomp, slide. don't stand tall as you are bringing trailing leg in, you're asking to be swept. lower your COM gradually as you step (diagonal line), don't jump up. I think the consequence of this is also getting swept. 3:48 - basic multiple step with right handed stance - stay low as you're moving. you can stand up staighter (BUT NOT ALL THE WAY) once both feet are firmly planted again. 5:34 - basic multiple step with alternating stances - continues 6:41 why do we move? answer: to move our opponents. you cannot move your opponent if your COM rises instead of sinks when you step. you want to use the torque created by gravity of your COM around your singular remaining planted foot to move your opponent. this is larger if you sink rather than rise. - 8:40 bad example of respond to pull. notice the hinge in her hips. notice that her back leg steps forward, rather than front leg (hip hinge is a reason to use proper tai sabaki) - 9:03 good example. notice her hip does not hinge, because she is stepping right. her base remains wide. in fact, in response to tsunoda sensei's pull, she steps her front foot, effectively expanding her base to deal with the perturbation. - 9:45 more examples of what not to do. on the way out - don't bring trailing leg all the way in. on the way back - don't step heel/out side of foot first. 6:17 - stepping: use balls of feet - don't stomp with heel, don't step with whole foot. - I think, this is just a cue that keeps you from over committing your COM forwards, preventing a backward throw by opponent like tomoe nage. ==== twisting drill ==== - to do - ==== SEOI NAGE ==== 20:51 - solo seoi tai sabaki dril: normal. focus on keeping hip and head in a line. DON'T hinge foward, then stand straight as you turn, then higne forward again. stay on balls of feet. 22:38 - solo seoi tai sabaki drill: outside step

[@timpeterson175]

Thank you ❤

[@user-ny6mm7fn6p]

Это кто такой, го тсунода?

[@omilu808]

@35:30 great drill @47:25 @49:00

[@user-xh3nu5yz8y]

Почему так мало прасмотров?

[@Burhat]

Дуракам это не надо, они и так все знают.

[@kustov1]

Спорт и реальная жизнь не пересекаются ))) Судя по показанным ошибкам походит скорее на курсы из серии "Дзюдо для Идиотов" )))

[@lavadreik8941]

Важно но не зпоменавия

[@user-gw5eg4vq5q]

БазАвая?)

[@voldiartz4187]

БазОвая ...