Kodokan Judo koshiki no kata full film

[@calbertomontero]

Thank you, domo arigato, I will use this video to prepare for my exam with my Uke.

[@drutgat2]

Many thanks for posting this. Amazing.

[@DegoJudo2012]

Molto interessante 🇮🇹👍🏼🌈

[@JissenDojo]

Interesting...

[@ismailhromcik95]

Omote (14): 1. Tai 2:30 2. Yume-no-uchi 3:00 3. Ryokuhi 3:44 4. Mizu-guruma 4:08 5. Mizu-nagare 4:35 6. Hiki-otoshi 4:52 7. Ko-daore 5:04 8. Uchi-kudaki 5:26 9. Tani-otoshi 5:47 10. Kuruma-daore 6:10 11. Shikoro-dori 6:44 12. Shikoro-gaeshi 6:59 13. Yu-dachi 7:20 14. Taki-otoshi 7:42 Ura (7): 1. Mi-kudaki 8:23 2. Kuruma-gaeshi 8:40 3. Mizu-iri 8:43 4. Ryu-setsu 8:48 5. Saka-otoshi 8:52 6. Yuki-ore 8:58 7. Iwa-nami 9:06

[@Iightbreaker]

What company makes these videos.. ive seen a few with the same guy talking.. I just don't know who makes them and were I could buy them

[@jimmyalderson1639]

Judo Matt the Kodokan

[@cortx2lh]

Sorry about my ignorance but how can these throws be applied in randori? I mean, i love Judo and the ideas behind this kata but still i can't find out how these moves would be in randori.

[@tickle4me2day]

Kata is designed to teach and perfect certain aspects of Judo movement. Also helps build strength and muscle memory. Though it is not intended as a Randori training, it is extremely helpful if you understand every aspect of the kata, have built strength and muscle memory. A good example is having my kids go to Soko Joshi in S.F. where the Kata instructor showed my kids the kata for foot sweeps. My son used the sweep on his first 2 opponents and won the gold match. Its not randori, but....

[@carldavid6054]

+Davi Stanesco Koshiki no Kata: Kito-ryu no Kata. It consists of 21 techniques originally belonging to the Takenaka-ha Kito School of jujutsu. Jigoro Kano revised the techniques and incorporated them into a kata in order to preserve the historical source of judo. The set of forms is antique and were intended for "Kumiuchi", the grappling of armored warriors in the feudal ages. As such, the kata is to be performed with both partners imagining that they are clad in armor. You WON'T find those moves in a randori with gi's uniforms..!

[@왕대환-o3s]

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[@jimmyalderson1639]

Davi Stanesco they tell you at the start about what this kata is and where it comes from. These are old techniques designed to defeat armoured samurai. But many principles of judo are derived from the school this kata came from, and so Kano-sensei thought it necessary to keep this kata. Some of the techniques later became Kodokan Judo techniques. For example the sacrifice technique used very frequently such as in Yume no Uchi later became Yoko Wakare. Similarly Hiki Otoshi became Uki Otoshi, and there are other techniques which rese,ble Uki Otoshi also. Furthermore Yuki Ore is like a Seoi Otoshi, and is being used as a counter to a bear hug. Similarly in either the Goshin Jutsu or Kime no Kata, Seoi Nage is given as a defense to a similar hold However most of these techniques cannot be used to randori, and it is the historical importance and principles that the kata teaches that are more important