Judo: Seiryoku Zen'yo Kokumin Taiiku

[@juanmanuelaristasalado1645]

EXCELENTE NO OLVIDAR para mi es un grato recuerdo de mis clases de Judo

[@mariusa.1205]

Beautiful

[@rodneycox7462]

One of the few authentic demonstrations of the Tandoku Renshu what a pity it is from behind. I think the narration slows it down too much.

[@eiichiyakamoto840]

8:54 Ju no Kata?

[@mohammedfasli1601]

L.essence.de.judo.la.souplesse.c.est.beau.

[@wigo_saudequesevive]

Quem vive o Judô, sabe q é bem mais do q só os 40 golpes do gokyo e as lutas

[@kumayamabushi6410]

ottima esecuzione anche se mi pare sia stato aggiunto qualche passaggio in piu rispetto alla descrizione in Judo kihon

[@kleyber1548]

Ju no Kata? or Seiryoku zenyo-no-kata?

[@ricardokerscher]

Seiryoku Zen'yo Kokumin Taiiku

[@mohammedfasli1601]

L.art.de.kata.joli.

[@cbbezerra1]

O aluno de costas para a câmera aí fica difícil

[@kadencrawford-kz7lw]

No Dog Judo?

[@TOREIKAN]

Un peu oublié des judokas ce kata....

[@rafaelhanan5539]

Beautu women

[@Tentaisei]

They didnt end the one kata but continued to Ju no Kata

[@roccoruffa5374]

The kata is in two part: single part and couple part. This last part has 10 of the 15 Ju No Kata techniques.

[@sergemalcourant1754]

The seiryoku zenyo kokumin taiiku is made up of 2 sections : Tandoku Renshu (Solo training - 28 waza) and Sotai Renshu (With partner) divided into two groups : Kime Shiki (Bujutsu shiki - 10 waza) and Ju Shiki (10 moves of the Ju No Kata), the all kata contains 48 waza. It's correct. Serge Malcourant