O' Sensei Hal Sharp Judo Archive Collection
35 Volumes DVD Box Set
Includes:
JUDO LEGENDS featuring O-Sensei HAL SHARP
In 1945 O-Sensei Hal Sharp was deployed by the US Army in the occupation of Japan, that was the beginn-ing of a life time love affair with judo. He won Japan's 1st Foreigner Judo Championships in
1954 and was presented with a beautiful silver sake cup from the Prince of Japan.
Not only was Hal Sharp a Judoka and a competitive Judoka he was an avid writer, photographer, cinematographer and dedicated his life to preserving judo history with his personal 16mm film archives.
He studied and filmed the best martial artists in Post W.W.II, he was also was the personal body guard of the Emperor Of Japan on one occasion and managed to take a photograph of the Emperor smiling, which was unheard of in those days.
Talented and well liked in Japan's Kodokan, Hal Sharp has been friends with and studied directly under Japanese Legends like: Kyuzo Mifune, Takahiko Ishikawa, Gichin Funakoshi, Gogen Yamaguichi, Hidetaka Nishiyama.
In 2012 Hal Sharp received title of O-Sensei and promotional rank of 10 Dan in Judo from AJJIF GLOBAL.
This video contains the full interview with O-SENSEI produced by Masters Magazine and four segments of personal favorite judo techniques. TRT: 69 minutes
Masahiko Kimura, Shichidan (7th Dan)
Vol-15 Judo Clinic Pasadena, CA 1981
Masahiko Kimura was a Japanese judoka and professional wrestler who is widely considered one of the greatest judoka of all time. He won the All-Japan Judo Championships three times in a row for the first time in history and had never lost a judo match from 1936 to 1950. In 1937 Masahiko Kimura won the All Japan Championship at age 20. For the next 13 years he was undefeated before he retired.
5th Dan at age 18 Kimura (5’6″, 170cm; 85kg, 187lbs) was born on September 10, 1917 in Kumamoto, Japan. At age 16, after 6 years of judo, he was promoted to 4th dan. He had defeated 6 opponents (which were all 3rd and 4th dan) in a row. In 1935 at age 18 he became the youngest ever godan (5th degree black belt) when he defeated 8 consecutive opponents at Kodokan.
TRT: 63 minutes
Fukko Judo is based on Kenji Tomiki's Aikido
INCLUDES:TAI SABAKI - Body movement, MAAI - Distance between players, Striking & Avoiding, Turning Movement, Quick Stepping, Short Sword, Wrist Control, WAKI GATAME - Armpit armlock, Reverse Wristlock, Defense against jacket grab, TE KATANA - Hand sword, OSOTO GARI - Large outside reap, SUMI OTOSHI - Corner drop, Lapel grab defense, Police tactic take down, Apply kendo skills, Back color pull defense, Defense against forward pull, Back collor pull defense, HADAKA JIME - Bare handed choke, SEOI NAGE - Into armlock and MORE! 1hr 50 minutes
ISAO OKANO Seminar
Judoka Isao Okano - 1964 Olympic Champion. ADVANCED Competition Techniques. Action packed step by step detailed instruction on judo throws and groundwork by one of the world renown Olympic Champions. TRT: 1:47 minutes
Takamasa Anai born August 5, 1984 in Ōita, Ōita) is a Japanese judoka. He began judo at the age of 5. He is Coached by former world champion and Olympic silver medalist Shinichi Shinohara. He won the All-Japan Championships and took the bronze medal at the World Championships in 2009. His greatest achievement to date is winning the 2010 World Champions in Tokyo.
In September 2012, he defeated 10 judo black belts in a row during the 50th anniversary of LA Tenri Judo Club, defeating 8-time US judo champion Tokuzo Takahashi in his final match. Anai's main tournament throws are Harai Goshi, Uchi Mata and O soto gari.
Includes:
JUNIOR CLINIC: Seoi Nage, Osoto Gari, Slaughter line.
SENIOR CLINIC: Uchimata, Uchikomi, Uchikomi and Osoto Gari, Uchimata Application, Qiestions and Answers, Uchikomi Drills. TRT: 1 hr 43 min.
JUDO - CHINA NEWAZA Clinic - by Shigeya Matsumura
Shigeya Matsumura, 8th Dan , famous newaza expert at the Kodokan. Demonstrates many unique moves. “Ne-waza” (Ground techniques) are part of the Katame-waza (Grappling techniques) group, and they include Osae komi waza (Hold-down techniques) and Kansetsu waza (Joint locks). As the name implies, these Waza are performed on the ground, and are used to hold an opponent down and disable his movement.
Includes:
Newaza Drills, Cross Arm Turnover into Kuzure Kesa Gatame, Top Double Lapel into Tate Shiho Gatame, Rear Double Lapel Hooking Legs into Tate Shiho Gatame, Escape From Rear Double Lapel Hooking Legs into Ushiro Kesa, Front Double Lapel into Kuzure Kami Shiro Gatame, ROlling Escape From Double Lapel into Ushiro Kesa Gatame, Leg Turnover into Yoko Shiho Gatame, Collar/Arm Turnover into Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame, Turnover Using Ude Garami, Turnover Coiling Arm into Ushiro Kesa Gatame, Juji Gatame, Rear (Ushiro) Sankaku Jime, Upper (Uye) Sankaku Jime, Side (Yoko) Sankaku Jime. TRT: 61 minutes
Matsumura Newaza Clinic (2008-2009)
Shigeya Matsumura, 8th Dan , famous newaza expert at the Kodokan. Demonstrates many unique moves."Ne-waza" (Ground techniques) are part of the Katame-waza (Grappling techniques) group, and they include Osae komi waza (Hold-down techniques) and Kansetsu waza (Joint locks). As the name implies, these Waza are performed on the ground, and are used to hold an opponent down and disable his movement.
Includes:
Control from Bottom, Turnover Controlling Leg, Holding Drills, Turnover from Top Collar & Lapel, Turnover from Top Cross Grip to Kesa, Arm Coil into Kuzure Kamishiho, Wrist Collar Turnover into Choke, Armlock or Hold, Front Choke Slide to Front, Front Choke Lift-up, Front Choke Turnover to Kuz. Kamishiho, Top Turnover Lifting Collar to Kuz. Kamishiho, Top Turnover Double Lapel to Tate Shiho, Top Turnover Double Lapel Kuz. Kamishiho, Top Turnover Double Lapel to Choke, Front Turnover Double Lapel to Kuz. Mamishiho, Front Turnover Double Lapel to Choke, Top Turnover to Choke & Armbar, Rear Sakaku to Choke & Armbar, Bottom Sakaku to Armbar, Side Sakaku to Armbar... much more!
TRT: 78 minutes
JUDO - FUKKO (Renaissance) JUDO Seminar - By TADAYUKI SATOH
Fukko Judo is based on Kenji Tomiki's Aikido
INCLUDES:
Basic Footwork, Kouchi Gari - Two step Action, Kouchi Gake - Breaking action against locked leg, Ouchi Gari & Hiza Guruma, Uki Otoshi - Floating drop, Genesis of Techniques from Koshiki-no-Kata. 1956 All-Japan Championship Kushiki-no-Kata Demonstration K. Samura 10th dan & R. Yamaguchi 8th dan Deriving techniques from Koshiki-no-Kata, Principals of Ju, Yoku Guruma, Action and Reaction, Koshi Waza - Defense & Counter, Defense against Rear Attack, Choke Escapes, Seoi Totshi, Atemi Waza - Head to Nose, Turnout and Throw with bent elbow, Armlock using Neck, Grip defense Osoto Gari, Armpit Elbow Lock, Ude Garame - Coil Armlock and Review Footwork. TRT: 78 minutes
JUDO BASICS by the MASTERSSID KELLY - ROAD TO RANDORI Judo Clinic
Progressive Judo Clinics by Sid Kelly, 8th dan (2009)
Filmed by Hal Sharp
Sensei Sid Kelly - 8th Degree Black Belt (Hachidan) in Judo 6th Degree Black Belt (Rokudan) in Jujitsu Emigrated to the USA in 1967. Was overall New England Black Belt Champion, Connecticut State Champion, ten years National Referee, two times gold medalist in the Worlds Masters (Canada 1999),(Japan 2004), coach of the winning Connecticut team(1999 United States Judo Association (USJA) National team Championships), USJA Certified Coach, Master Examiner and Kata Examiner.
Includes:
1. Throwing & Avoiding 2. Blocking 3. Countering 4. Transition to Holding 5. Grip Changing. Types of Movements 1. Side to Side 2. Back to Front (Natural) 3. Back to Front (Legs Apart) 4. Back to Front ( Pivoting entry) 5 Front to Side 6. Foot to Foot
TRT: 85 minutes
WIN in JUDO (Competition Breakdown with Technical Analyses) By Hal Sharp
Exceptionally well produced video showing world competition judo. Breaking down throws in real time and slow motion, highlighting key points action with technical analyses.
CHANCE or TIMING has the same meaning in judo. Whether your opponent pushes or pulls, steps in any direction, grips high or low, attacks or defends, there is always a CHANCE to apply a throw. This video allows you to study the use of TIMING, CONTROL, FORM, SPEED and FORCE in actual competition.
TRT: 45 minutes
NANKA LEGENDS Judo ClinicApril 2015 - April 2015 San Fernado dojo
Instructed by:
TOSHIYUKI SEINO (7th Dan)
(4 time AAU Natl. Champion, Pan American Champion in 1963 and Olympic Team Alternate in 1964).
MASAO FUKUMA (Member All-Japan Team in 1965, 2nd Pl. So. Pacific AAU Champion 1965 and Grand Champion So. Pacific AAU 1970).
Includes:
Warm-up Drills, Technique Drills, Seino’s Tokuiwaza (Hane Goshi), Fukuma’s Tokuiwaza (Ashi-Barai), Fukuma’s Tokuiwaza (Ushimata), Cooling Down... Much More!
TRT: 77 minutes
JUDO - DRILLS - DRILLS - DRILLS (A Week End of French Judo By Sauveur Soriano (6th Dan)
2011 Santa Barbara CA
Includes:
Warm-ups, DRILLS: Pushback - Kami-shiho Escape, Attack from Turnout - Armlock & Turnover, Wheel-barrel Drill with Clipping Push-up, Leg-pull with Crunch, Leg-pulling Relay, Obi pulling, Handstand Turnover, Ashi-waza foot Sweeping, Deashi, Okuri-ashi, Ashi-waza mixing-up Sweeping, Osoto-gari & Ouchi/Kouchi, Sode Tsurukomi Goshi, Uchi-komi, Tomoe-nage, Mixing Throws Drills, Ipon Seoi Nage, Uki Goshi, Hane Goshi, Tai Otoshi, Morote Seoi Nage, Randori Drills, Cool-off Drills...
TRT: 42 minutes
JUDO - Shinji Hosokawa & Shinichi Shinohara Judo Clinic
Shinji Hosokawa
1984 Olympic Gold
2 Times Jr. World Champion
All Japan High School Champion
Shinichi Shinohara
2002 Olympic Silver
4 Times All Japan Champion
1999 World Champion
This is a one of a kind seminar instructed by two of the Japanese team Gold and Silver Olympians. This seminar is for the advanced judoka that are looking for detailed technical bits of wisdom from the experienced world class competitors.
INCLUDES: Tomonage, Uchimata, Seoi Nage, Osoto Gari, Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi, Ouchi Gari.
TRT: 1 hr 46 min.
JUDO - TADAYUKI SATOH (7th Dan Shihan)
BREAKING OPPONENT'S BALANCE
(Application of Judo and Self Defense)
Fukko Renaissance Judo (2012 Clinic)
Norwalk Judo Club CA
TADAYUKI SATOH, Founder of Renaissance Yawara International.
Tadayuki Satoh has started learning Judo in his childhood. His father, Gohachiro Satoh was well known Judo Shihan in Hamamatsu city, Shizuoka Prefecture, he held an 8th Dan of Kodokan Judo. Gohachiro played an active role in Judo club in Waseda University, in the era Mr. Jigoro Kano was still alive and in good health, being the head of KODOKAN.
Gohachiro Satoh studied under Kazunuki Miyagawa (8th Dan), Sanpou Toku (9th Dan) and Nagaoka Hideichi (10th Dan).
Having started Judo at the age of 7, Tadayuki went on to Tenri High School and for three years trained enthusiastically in modern-style competitive Judo for inter-high competition and other events as a member of the Judo Club. After high school, Satoh inherited the will of his father, and started studying under Shihan Kenji Tomiki.
Includes:
Adopting old Jujutsu, Kodokan Judo, Ailido and Kendo to Judo and Self Defense, Technical analysis and transitions to: Ukigoshi, Ogoshi, Seoinage, Ashi-guruma, Kauchi-gari and Hiza-guruma.
TRT: 60 minutes
JUDO - GROUND FIGHTING
By Kenji Shibayama (Silent)
Kenji Shibayama, one of Japan's finest Ne Waza experts of the 1950s
Includes:
KESA GARAME - Cross Chest Hold, ESCAPES by Hooking Oppoent's Leg, KESA GATAME GEASHI - Escapes from Cross Chest Hold, Gripping Belt and Rolling Over, Arm Out Escapes, Upper Holds - Entry from Ippom Seoi, YOKOSHIHO GATAME - Side Four Corner Hold, Front Entry and Leg Control, ESCAPE by Coiling Leg, Modified Chest Hold, Upper Cross Chest Hold, Turnover from Bottom Gripping Belt, Bottom Turnover Entry, Top Entry Leg Control, Defense Against Half Cross-handed Choke, Countering Ippon Seoi Nage, Countering a Hip Throw, Side ENtry while Your Leg Trapped, Cross Lock Side Entry, Cross Lock Escape, Single Wing Choke, Straight Armlock, Sliding Collar Choke, Triangular Choke, JUIJI GATAME - Cross Lock, TOURNAMENT TIME - Examples of previous techniques used in competition.
TRT: 40 minutes
JUDO TECHNIQUES of 5 KODOKAN MASTERS from 1950's
Techniques of Sampei Asami (7th Dan)
Hosoya Yoshiaki (4th Dan)
Ko Uchi Gari, Hiza Guruma, Harai Goshi, Uchi Mata, Tsurikomi Goshi...
Techniques of Hiyao Asahi (6th Dan)
Tsurikomi Goshi, Ouch Gari, Randori...
Techniques of Terushisa Hattori (7th Dan)
Demo, Ippon Seoi, Kouchi Gari, Tsurikomi Goshi...
Techniques of Takahiko Ishikawa (7th Dan)
Tachi Waza, Ipon Seoie, Tai Otoshi, Tsurikomi Goshi, Harai Goshi, Hane Goshi, Uchi Mata, O Soto Gari, O Uchi Gari, Ko Uchi Gari, Counter Ko Uchi Gari, Counter O Uchi Gari, Counter Ashi Harai, Utsuri Goshi, Groundwork...
Techniques for Competition by Toshiro Daigo (6th Dan)
Osoto Gari, Hane Goshi, Kouchi Gari, Randori...
TRT: 60 minutes
JUDO - CLASSIC COMPETITION TECHNIQUES
Top Judo Kodokan Instructors from the 50's and 60's
Produced, Filmed (on 16mm film) and Narrated by O-Sensei Hal Sharp.
Step back in time and see the amazing top judoka teaching and demonstrating the art of Competition Judo. No TV or computers, No International Judo Federation. Ipon Judo Competition, Senseis practiced daily and used skill over power.
KOKUI WAZA (Favorite Techniques) This film shows the "Tokui Waza" of some of the finest technicians at the Kodokan during 1951-56.
Teaching Styles:
STATIC: Emphasizes technique form
MOVING: Emphasizes timing and control
UCHI KOMI: Repetitive practice drills
FEATURING:
Rei & Chu Kawakamic, Yoshimi Osawa, Matsushita, Asahi, Hattori, Shibayama, Miura, Ikeda, Yosiaki, Mizutani, Koyama, Asakawa, Tadahiro, Fujime, Onnagawa and much more!
TRT: 63 min.
JUDO - Vol-25 ASHI-WAZA (Footsweeps)
Asi-waza (foot/leg techniques) belong to the Throwing techniques (Nage-waza) group. There are different types of leg throwing techniques (Ashi Waza), these include those sweeping, reaping and hooking. The ashi-waza techniques are not easy to master but when performed right these are some of the most magnificent throws in the whole of Judo.
Includes:
Breakdown and analysis of modern competition footsweeps along with old 50's instructional footage from Kodokan. Step by step freeze frame highlighted technical illustration of setup and entry. Excellent study guide for todays competition.
TRT: 96 minutes
JUDO - Vol-20 - "WINNER STAYS UP" (Kohaku shiai)
By James Steven Bregman
James Steven Bregman was a member of the first American team to compete in judo in the Summer Olympics. He is an Olympic bronze medalist, a world championships bronze medalist, a Pan American Games gold medalist, and a Maccabiah Games gold medalist. Medal: Judo at the 1964 Summer Olympics - Middleweight (68-80kg)
The first and best-known American judo icon, Jim Bregman has devoted his life to the sport as a Judo competitor, teacher, and administrator. In this clinic Bregman Sensei teaches the art of winning in judo competition.
TRT: 40 minutes
JUDO Vol-1 - Ne-waza Entries and Transitions Judo Clinic
By Sensei Joe Walters
Joe Walters begins to study in Philadelphia with Judo sensei, Takahiko Ishikawa, and ultimately travels to Japan to train at the legendary Kodokan Judo Academy, launching a half-decade of global itinerancy in Europe, Tokyo, and Texas, pursuing his Judo training, embarking on a career as a school teacher, and starting a family. After a rules change bans the use of his prosthetic leg in Judo matches, Walters renews his commitment to training and, in 1979, defeats former Pan American champion, Hayward Nishioka to win first place at the United States Judo National Masters Championships.
Includes:
Ne-waza Entries and Transitions Kansetsu-waza Shime-waza and Osaekomi-waza Yoko-wakare demonstratesd and examined with different grips Warm-ups and Auxillary Exercises... much more! TRT: 62 minutes
JUDO Vol-17 - The European Gentle Way "GAMES & DRILLS" (Clinic)
A Judo Clinic with Vojko Gavrilovic (6th Dan)
Formally Director of Austrian Judo Development & National Jr. Judo Coach
This clinic was done in 2004, showing many great games and techniques. It is highly recommended for judo teachers.
INCLUDES: Crawling Tag Game, Running Tag Game, Hopping Game, Pulling Game, Back Pushing Game, Palm Slapping Game, Squatting Game, Leg Dragging Drill, Pushup Rolling Drill, Tumbling Wheel Drill, Running Line Drill, Forward and Backward Tumble Drills, Handstand Rolling Drill, Handspring Rolling Drill, Rolling Turnout Drill, Backward Ukemi Drill, Handspring Line Drill, Gripping Drills, Turnover from pull down entry, Kouchi Makikomi from pull down & back grip, Tani Otoshi from grip breaking move, Osoto Gari Drill, Ippon Seoi Nage right normal grip, Ippon Seoi Nage into Kouchi Maki, Ippon Seoi Nage using a high grip and pulling down on elbow, Day Night Game, Kata Guruma - Defense & Counter, Newaza Attacking from the bottom into Juji, Newaza Attacking from the bottom into other locks, Attacking from the bottom & turning over into hold or lock, Entry into Waza, Throwing & Rolling Drills... TRT: 71 minutes
JUDO - International Judo Clinic 1997
(Davos, Switzerland)
INSTRUCTORS:
Han Ho San 8th Dan
Korean coach Han Ho San was national coach of the German Judo Association (DJB) from 1965 until 2000. In 1957, Han Ho has the 9th Dan. He was fifth at the 1961 World Championships in Paris. A year later he moved to Germany as a coach where he won numerous medals at Olympic Games, World and European Championships. TEACHING: Grip Control and One Arm Throws, Turnover Entries
Klaus Kessler 6th Dan - TEACHING: Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi, Shime Waza
Frank Wieneke 6th Dan - Frank Wieneke is a German judoka and olympic champion. He won a gold medal in the half middleweight division at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. He is a member of Germany's Sports Hall of Fame. TEACHING: Uchimata, Kumi-kata, Shime Waza, Entry from top into Osaekomi (hold)
Ralf Lippmann 4th Dan - Judoka Ralf Lippmann of West Germany took a silver medal at the German Open U19 IDEM Aachen in 1978 in the category U57kg. TEACHING: Top entry into Shime Waza or Juji Gatame, Top entry into Osaekomi, Throws from one arm grippingc, Top entry into a cradle hold. TRT: 2 hr 43 min.
JUDO Vol-18 The KEYS to ARM LOCKS
“The Ultimate Judo Sensei”
By Bill Nauta (6th Dan)
Judokan Judo Institute
The KEYS to ARM LOCKS
Bill Nuata was one of the most gifted American Judoka’s ever; and this is his contribution to ground work or grappling.
This is a fabulous DVD that really delves into one particular area of Judo- the arm lock. He will show you so many different ways to put an arm lock on; it will amaze you; that is for sure. He will show yo so much about the various types of arm locks and the methods of applying them; that you will have your head spinning for months as you try to figure them all out. Nuata was obviously a master; his attention to detail his easy-to-learn-from style; make this one of those must have DVDs. TRT: 46 minutes
Vol-32 2009 USA Judo Senior Nationals
(Selected Action Clips By Techniques)
San Diego, CA April 2009
Includes:
Selected Action Clips - Grouped by Technique: Ipon Seoi Nage, Morote Seoi Nage, Nibisu Gaeshi & Kuchiki Daoshi (Leg Picks), Sukui Nage (Scooping), Uchimata Sukashi, Kata-Guruma, Tai-Otoshi, O-Goshi, Koshi-Guruma, Harai-Makikomi, Deashi-Harai, Hiza-Guruma, Osoto-Gari, Ouchi-Gari, Kosoto-Gari,
Kouchi-Makikomi, Sasae-Tsurikomi-Ashi, Uchi-Mata, Sumi-Gaeshi, Tani-Otoshi, Yoko-Otoshi, Kesa-Gatame, Ushiro-Kesa-Gatame, Kuzure-Kami-Shiho-Gatame, Sankaku-Gatame, Juji-Gatame..TRT: 47 minutes
Judo - Jimmy Pedo Jr. seminar
KATSUHIKO KASHIWAZAKI
THE GODFATHER of Ne-waza
World and All Japan Champion
European Clinic
SACRIFICE THROWS
(Sutemi Waza)
Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki, Kashiwazaki Katsuhiko, born 16 September 1951) is a Japanese judoka, Judo World Champion, known for his mastery of sacrifice throws (sutemi waza) and ground techniques (ne waza).
Kashiwazaki is from Kuji, Iwate. He began judo at the age of 10. After graduation from Tokai University, he belonged to Ibaraki Prefectural Taga high school(ja) and Tokai University.
Kashiwazaki retired in 1982 and became national coach in England, Canada, Germany and elsewhere. As of 2009, he coaches judo at International Budo University in Japan. He wrote Fighting Judo ISBN 0720715946 with Terence Donovan, published in 1986 by Pelham Books
1981 World championship Maastricht - Gold
1976 Tournoi de Paris Paris - Bronze
1977 International tournament Budapest - Gold
1978 International tournament Budapest -Gold
1978 Jigoro Kano Cup Tokyo - Bronze
1979 International tournament Sancti Spiritus - Gold
1980 Pacific Rim Championship Honolulu - Gold
1982 Jigoro Kano Cup Tokyo - Gold
INCLUDES:
Yoko Tome Nage, Static Drills, Hand Manipulation, Leg Actions, Stepping Action, Cross Gripping and other entries, Hikkomi Gaeshi, Counters as opponent attempts a high and cross grip, Self Drills, Step Around Drills, Jigotai Kouchi Maki, Newaza, Choke and Armlock using your own jacket, One Arm Front Choke, Turnover From Bottom, Turnover Switch into Sumi-gaeshi with 4 variations including Controlling the Knee, Variations of Key Lock and Armbars.... and MUCH MORE!
TRT: 52 minutes
JUDO - Vol-30 2005 US Senior & Masters National Judo Championships
TRT:79 minutes
JUDO - Vol-23 SANIX TEACHER'S CLINIC (2014)
By Hiroaki Kugisaki (7th Dan) & Haruka Ikezaki (4th Dan)
Sensei Hiroaki Kugisaki, 7th Dan, from Japan demonstrates many throws emphasizing timing, control, breaking opponent's balance and combinations....
INCLUDES: Drills, Throwing Principals (Kuzushi, Tsukuri & Nage), Kouchi Gari, Ouchi Gari, Osoto Gari, Morote Seoi Nage, Moving - Uchikomi Kouchi to Osoto, Moving - Uchikomi Ouchi to Uchimata, Moving - Ouchi to Morote Seoi, Moving Uchikomi - Kouchi to Osoto, Uchikomi, Osoto Variation - Drive-Hook & Hop, Morote Seoi Variation - Drive sideways & slide hip across, Sankaku Jime, Double lap turnover, Side turnover sholder & knee, Tome nage, Sode Tsurikomi Goshi, Verious Armlocks, Taiotoshi.
TRT: 41 Minutes
JUDO - Vol-29 US International Training Camp
Las Vegas NV October 13-15, 2003
Instructed by: Neal Adams, Nigel Donohue & Hirome Tomita
Includes:
Warmups, Mat Drills, Tachiwaza, Neil's Blocking & Gripping, Nigel's Tachiwaza Drills, Nigel's Blocking & Gripping, Newaza, Lindsey's Juji Gatame Drills, Soft Newaza Randori, Neil's Juji Gatame, Neil's Shime Waza, Analysis of the Jefferson vs Pedro Competition, Nigel's Hungarian Turnover.
Item-91-129 - TRT: 65 minutes - ISBN: 0694536340930
JUDO CLINIC - Vol-16 - Czech Republic 2001
Jean-Marie DeDecker and Bjarni Friðriksson
Jean-Marie DeDecker
(Former Belgium Olympic Team Coach)
Judo national coach Jean-Marie Dedecker was national coach of the Belgian Judo Federation from 1981 to 2000. Under his leadership, the Belgian team won more than 130 medals, including four Olympics in Atlanta.
Later he became a Belgian politician. He is also mayor of the coastal municipality of Middelkerke.
Includs: Turnover into Juji Gatame, Sankaku, Side Turnover Controlling Legs, Drop Knee Reverse Kata Guruma.
Bjarni Friðriksson
Iceland Olympic Team (1984 Bronze)
Bjarni Friðriksson is a retired Icelandic judoka. At the 1984 Summer Olympics he won the bronze medal in the men’s half heavyweight category, together with Günther Neureuther of West Germany. He remains the most successful Icelandic judoka to date. He also competed at the 1980, 1988 and the 1992 Summer Olympics
Includes: Sankaku to Kuzure Kamishiho, Turnover to Tate Shiho, Sankaku, Turnover to Kuzure Kesa, Escape from Okuri Eri Jime, Escape from Rolling Juji, Sumi Gaeshi from side with back grip plus other variations, Throws from gripping the belt over the back, Foot sweep from Ippon, Ouchi to Taiotoshi.
TRT: 96 minutes - ISBN: 694536340732 - Item-em3-91-116
JUDO - BRAZILIAN Way-Nanka Summer Camp 2004
NANKA Judo Yudanska Kai Development Program
At San Fernando Judo Club
Clinicians: Brazillian National Coaching Staff
Instructors:
Rodrigo Sampaio (Olympic Gold 1992)
Rosicleia Campos ( 1992 & 1996 Olympic Team)
Includes:
Warming up, Drills, Games, Tachi Waza, Tai Sabaki, Koshi Guruma, Against High Grip, Osoto Gari, Moving Sideways, Cross Step Attack, Kosoto to Osoto, Backward Attack, Deashi Harai, Osoto to Deashi, Ouchi to Deashi, Sasae to Deashi, Kosoto Gari, Osoto to Kosoto, Ouchi Gari, Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi, Grip Fighting, Newaza, Kesa Gatame, Yoko Shiho Gatame, Sankaku, Tate Shiho Gatame, Juji Gatame, Ude Gatame, Ude Garami, Shime Waza...
TRT: 58 minutes Item: 91-107 ISBN: 694536340572
JUDO - Vol-26 KODOKAN JUDO - Nage No Kata
Supervised by Toshiro Daigo 8th dan
Toti: Shiro Yamamoto (6th Dan) Uke: Akira Haneishi (5th Dan)
(This film has been digitaly restored)
1st Segment Includes: Uki Otoshi, Seoi Nage, Kata Guruma, KOSHI-WAZA (Uki Goshi, Harai Goshi & Tsurikomi Goshi), ASHI-WAZA ( Okuri Ashi Harai, Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi & Uchi Mata), MA-SUTEMI-WAZA ( Tome Nage, Ura Nage & Sumi Gaeshi), YOKO GAKE, Yoko Guruma & Uki Waza).
2nd Segment Includes: Nage Waza Ura No Kata & Go No Kata (Seoi Nage, Ushiro Goshi, Sukui Nage, Hidari Seoi Nage, Uki Goshi, Hadaka Jime Koshi Kudaki, Tobikoshi Ukigoshi, Osoto Otoshi, Ushiro Goshi & Kata Guruma).
Item: 91-126 - TRT: 28 minutes - ISBN: 0694536340909
JUDO - Vol-31 USA Judo 2008 Open
(Selected Action Scenes)
Item: 91-131 - TRT: 49 minutes - ISBN: 0694536340954
JUDO - Vol-33 KODOKAN’S 67 THROWS
Includes:
Selected Action Clips - Grouped by Technique from live competition followed by in studio demonstration breakdown with slow motion and commentary. Sixty Seven Throws are presented and analyzed during this presentation reviling intricate details of the individual throws.
TRT: 1 hr 53 minutes - Item: 91-33 - ISBN/EAN: 0694536341074
