Ukemi

Ukemi
1. Ushiro-ukemi
2. Yoko-ukemi
3. Outen-ukemi
4. Mae-ukemi
5. Mae-mawari-ukemi
6. Ushiro-ukemi in a pair
7. Mae-mawari-ukemi in a pair
Through a concerted efforts by Kodokan, IJF, and French Judo Federation, “Kodomo-no-Kata” has been created mainly for children who want to acquire the basics of Judo.
Consisting of the prologue and seven grades, “Kodomo-no-Kata” includes all movements and techniques to be mastered in each grade.
Starting with how to take off their shoes when entering the dojo, it is designed in such a way that children can learn attitude, manner, Ukemi, the basic movements, and techniques step by step. After completing the seven grades, they will be able to start practicing Nage-no-Kata and Katame-no-Kata more smoothly, and also engage in randori and competitions more actively.
受身
1. 後受身
2. 横受身
3. 横転受身
4. 前受身
5. 前回受身
6. 二人組での後受身
7. 二人組での前回受身
「子どもの形 Kodomo-no-Kata」は、柔道の基礎を習得したい子どもたちを主な対象として、講道館とIJF及びフランス柔道連盟が協力して制作したものです。
プロローグと７つのグレードに分かれており、段階に応じて習得すべき動きと技が含まれています。
道場に上がる際の履き物のそろえ方から始まり、心構え・礼法及び受け身・基本動作・技の順に学べるように構成されています。７つのグレードを学び終えた修行者は、よりスムーズに「投の形」「固の形」の練習に入ることができるようになるでしょう。また、乱取・試合にもより積極的に取り組むことができるようになると思います。
#KODOKAN #JUDO #Kodomo_no_Kata

[@nuarra]

Best video ive seen on how to actually start off learning break falls as opposed to just doing them straight out without these steps, these basic steps are very useful, i wish i learnt this way at my dojo

[@nicholasdowling6430]

absolutely agree I think just do it approach without breaking it down is discouraging and possibly dangerous

[@hectorar7890]

In my country our ukemi test didn't evolve rolling over obstacle. The Japanese sure take these yellow belt ukemi test to the next level. Proud.

[@markd2797]

These are some high IQ camera angles

[@philipzabaoficial6920]

Eu amo o judô, tenho orgulho de ser judoca o judo me ensinou muitas coisas, auto controle, respeito a hierarquia preocupação com o próximo. Entre outras coisas !

[@georgemorley1029]

Very useful guide for at home ukemi practice.

[@ckn4151]

Excelente... judô a melhor ferramenta educacional que existe...!

[@cladamasiodejudo]

Água boa se bebe na fonte. Diferente disso já esta fora do padrão. Judô tradicional se busca no Kodokan... Não tem erro!

[@kellyskeete9081]

Excellent 💯

[@user-uu6zg5xi9s]

thank you sensei

[@f.1346]

Nice. Very instructive and helpfull to teach my judoka's.

[@luizgracie]

Muito bom. Oss...

[@mrsbootsworkouts]

Awesome, thank you!

[@monicasimoes2485]

Muito bom obrigado

[@aletheiagroup6767]

Very useful ❤️

[@markracadio5207]

Thanks for sharing the basic

[@keniagaelescamillagarcia8139]

Gracias por el paso a paso! Realmente ilustrativo.

[@7killer7]

Wtf

[@ricardoaguilar4750]

Thanks very use full

[@jordiblancorodriguez9377]

❤ ukemi lessons

[@mohamedmihoubi6739]

شكرا جزيلا على المعلومة

[@toumihalima751]

j adore

[@youalex1983]

Oh wow, never knew outen ukemi even existed

[@lucatraverso6891]

💪👌👍👏

[@Fubazim]

💚💛

[@cristhianmontero9537]

Maybe in this forum I get the answer, I have noticed that in tournaments the judokas don´t do ukemi? why?

[@regdiag5355]

thank you. please upload more techniques and warm ups ... why not all dojos follow this WHY ??

[@jestfullgremblim8002]

They don't!?!? Omg

[@markracadio5207]

Sad but true practice should be at least 2 hrs. Not 1 1/2

[@madden7732]

Can I do all of these in my house? I'm a striker but wanna start doing grappling, mainly Judo.

[@LuCallofDuty1]

Wouldn't suggest to. These are the most important aspect of judo. Gotta learn em with someone who can put hands on you to directly correct you before you can injure yourself. I swear I'm not being overly dramatic

[@madden7732]

@@LuCallofDuty1 thank you very much, I never started til I could hear an answer like this. I seriously appreciate! Guess I'll have to join a Dojo here in my city

[@LuCallofDuty1]

@@madden7732 no problem man. I was afraid you wouldn't take it that well. I'm glad you did and I'm happy to hear that I genuinely helped you with my comment. Joining a dojo is the best idea but you can still practice these at home after a good sensei has taught you em. You'll need a mat tho, it may take months to fully understand how to fall (also free falling vs falling after a throw are 2 different things, you'll get it after a couple months of training). Many other things are practicable at home tho, you could even use a grappling dummy but don't spend too much on it, cause chances you'll never use it are high, but some people I know do use it pretty often and it helps. You can also train solo drills the exact same way a boxer would do shadow boxing if you're experienced enough. My last but not least suggestion is not to rush things and focus on form over speed. Enjoy your journey man!

[@madden7732]

@@LuCallofDuty1 Seriously thank you very much, you're practicely solving almost all doubts I had from this MA, all this information will be very helpful. Take care bro and thanks once again!

[@LuCallofDuty1]

@@madden7732 if you have any questions, feel free to reply to my comments under this video and I'll try to give you the best answer I can think of

[@sergioraulwilo]

Im here couse "my hero academia: vigilants" 8)

[@7killer7]

UWU

[@anilphilip546]

2:20 sitting on his partner's spine?? scary.

[@georgemorley1029]

The spine is part of the back. He’s sitting on his partner’s back. Their backs will be thrown onto tatami repeatedly and safely, without causing either party any injury. There’s nothing unsafe being done in this video.