Secrets of Japanese Wrestling Revealed

[@Th3Chuzzl3r]

I wouldnt mind a history lesson on all the wrestling powerhouses around the world and their origins, this was such an interesting video, good job dude.

[@sbprime]

Informative content. Subscribed to your channel.

[@raycaldwell9836]

Excellent analysis, Gene! Well done, worth further consideration and application!!

[@prodigy6591]

Love this, just trying to find books like that.. it’s pretty hard to find lol

[@oyoshi174]

AWESOME stuff Gene!

[@alejandroquispe3917]

Great video!

[@retroghidora6767]

The Kodokan Judo book is unfortunately not as much the pure thoughts of Kano, there were things edited and I think written by his senior students. I HIGHLY recommend the "Judo Memoirs of Jigoro Kano" book if you want something closer to his unfiltered translated thoughts. It's a collection of his writings and personal notes on martial arts from various points in time. So the material wasn't meant to be a coherent book but the material is directly from him.

[@AureliusRuiz]

You forgot to mention Sumo in the equation.

[@RebellionMMA]

I found a pdf of Fundamentals of Scientific Wrestling but haven’t found the other….

[@teogriffin9600]

It was catch wrestling

[@preacherpdx5519]

Assistant High School Coach/Combat Vet here. I spent a lot of time last year trying to add a mental toughness aspect to the team. 1st trys were ok, but it seemed forced and so that left it not truly sinking in. In your opinion, should I seperate it from practices and perhaps do a weekend get together?

[@winningmindset4432]

You can do both of course. You will need some direct work on mindset outside practice

[@DavidCruz-ym4vw]

Sickkk