濱田 初幸 HATSUYUKI HAMADA - KO UCHI GARI

Hatsuyuki Hamada, Matsuyama University
Ko Uchi Gari
Stage DJB 2005

[@yasuhiko11111]

有難うございます！メチャクチャ分かりやすいです。面倒がらずに同じ事を何回も繰り返す情熱と愛情を感じます。シンプルで無駄な事を言わないの分かりやすいです。

[@AceInose]

True Judoka, transcending language barriers. Great smile, big heart and nothing but love for Judo

[@hayesjamie4073]

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[@tristanmilo8594]

@Hayes Jamie Instablaster ;)

[@MeetJohnnyNg]

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[@Ola-oc3mu]

🙆🍀

[@tjnguyen4683]

best foot work ive seen

[@PredragSinko]

The best Sensei ever...

[@user-ox2rz8qy9v]

この人凄い教え方が上手いから

[@welovejudo6417]

Great man and great technique. Thanks a lot.

[@HoangTruong-ij4sm]

Thank you very much Sensei. Student from Sydney, Australia.

[@Ranjitkumar-pi6pu]

hamada sir your gaming style i love it....

[@nuttachatechamras5721]

I love old style.

[@Ola-oc3mu]

勉強になりました、ありがとうございました‼️ 🙌

[@jesseartesuavesantos6215]

é MT bom quando mestre ensina bem.......

[@MrBluemanworld]

There's about a thousand different kouchi and ouchi garis....and they're all wonderful.

[@wolfpackjudo2078]

And great instruction

[@MI-fd9es]

Best explanation!

[@francklopez3881]

Excelente!!

[@keithjones6118]

Wow! I have a new Hero. Drilling all of the little details in class is so important. Muscle memory. No hurry but being ready to use it in a hurry. Ah, the little/suttle manipulation of balance.

[@judointerativosenseidg7005]

A qualidade técnica é impressionante... Muito TOP esse vídeo!!!

[@Bluejay445]

🌊 0:32

[@camodigital2]

JESUS i love this guy

[@mikkokuorttinen3113]

Great teaching!

[@maurofassi1970]

This really "The art of Judo": precision and details clearly explained by avery very good teacher!!!!

[@user-eq7su3ec8g]

Understand Funny. Good. From Thailand

[@ivansampaio8001]

gostei muito. Parabéns aos mestre pela bela aula.

[@user-ic4rl8ws8x]

Супер

[@richardandrade9634]

I think technique is very effective. deciding what is effective or not is like pulling in rope with just one end.

[@ricardoruy1679]

Arigato gossaimassu Sensei

[@jesseartesuavesantos6215]

ossss MT aula d judô

[@luckyman5518]

4:30

[@joelrivera4874]

That por guy got to eat mat so hard XD all in the name off learning

[@gustavoalonso3099]

KO UCHI GARI.OUCHI GARI COSOTO GARIISA GORUMA SASAE GARI.CORRECTO SON TECNICAS D PIERNA.

[@gdykstra448]

Sudbury Mimi Sudbury mma. Judo

[@thomass.4007]

While i really like the way he teaches and executes it, i dont believe this traditional version of ko-uchi-gari is effective

[@mustard..]

@@bombastikderteutone6858 an changrim has a good demonstration in the new style of kouchi that has been working on the ijf circuit recently. what hamada is showing are the general principles and an extremely solid foundation for doing whatever you want. like seoinage. seoinage from 40 years ago will not work now, however- the principles of that seoinage carry very nicely into today's judo.