Uranage, Kodokan cup and Shinjiro sasaki.

[@danielnungesser2524]

Finding out your Judo professor at UCF won the 2005 Japanese Judo Championship... no wonder he is so knowledgeable lol

[@runirokk]

My team from Iceland had the pleasure of training under sensei Sasaki in Florida last July. It was a wonderful experience!

[@superbroolyy]

impressive technique and very high cardio

[@Judokaaa101]

I did randori with Sasaki when i was an orange belt a while back man he has strong tashi waza great guy fast strong and good technique tipical japanese judoka.

[@JudoMateo]

Sweet technique!!!

[@MartinGaming1000]

wow shinjiro taught at my dojo

[@tyannkonabeumaize]

this is good uranage(looks like yoko guruma ). and 2:28 technique is good too.

[@sirghivladimir6507]

Nobody noticed Yuki Nakai got a huge concussion min 3:45

[@JFLOJUDO]

Ogawa from Nittai dai

[@成美高校柔道部]

2:34　小川選手が十字固めを狙った瞬間惜しくも場外で待て。 この高度なテクニックに気付いたのは本人同士と解説の細川先生。 なんとなく見ていれば絞めを狙ったようにめるのですが 最後は十字固めの体勢。 いや、ビックリです。

[@nomitoricat]

I think this technique is not uranage eiter. This is yokoguruma!

[@boyang9764]

I think a yoko guruma is more about the dropping of your body and pulling of the leading hand of uki, uranage is more huge-lifting and then drop. So I think this is a uranage.

[@throwzilla]

His opponent is Yuki Nakai

[@FrameworksAOJJ]

Sasaki Sensei reports that this was definitely not Yuki Nakai. He said it was a sort of rival he had competed against for years, but not Nakai.

[@JFLOJUDO]

His name is Ogawa

[@mariawilza1514]

good

[@youssefezzat9931]

who is facing sasake

[@youssefezzat9931]

who is facing

[@JFLOJUDO]

youssef ezzat Ogawa from nittai dai

[@anhaaanhaa3548]

ymar hurdan ym be

[@JoachimderZweite]

Beautiful judo but you can now see the Western influence with the winning gestures and prancing around. The worst are the French. When I was a boy in Japan if you won you were quiet and did not gloat. Of course I am irrelevant.

[@sasakijudo2500]

you are totally right !

[@sasakijudo2500]

Yes, I am Japanese, but I am living in the US. I am proud of beautiful Japanese culture.

[@JoachimderZweite]

***** I do not practice anymore because I am too old -70yrs- and I gave up Judo in my 40's. I have always loved the sport as I love Japan and now I can watch the contests on youtube. Judo has improved so much since I was young and unfortunately the Japanese have lost their dominance but they are still the greatest Judo nation and the place people go for advanced instruction.

[@youssefezzat9931]

who is facing you

[@suan_pan]

Alkhazred1 he is the guy that won in the video