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Saturday morning open mat theresistanceldn trying my best to wipe the big smile off the face of ben_m1001 .. great training 🤛 !

Saturday morning open mat theresistanceldn trying my best to wipe the big smile off the face of ben_m1001 .. great training 🤛 !

8 stages of uchi mata

1. Resistance
2. Movement
3. Kuzushi (unbalancing the opponent).
4. Connection/contact
5. Tip & lift
6. Rotation
7. Landing/breakfall
8. Recovery (prevention of over rotation)/transition to ne-waza)
#uchimata #8steps #resistance #movement #kuzushi #unbalance #connection #contact #tip #lift #rotation #landing #breakfall #recovery #transition #newaza #ashiwaza #judothrow #judo #judô #ippon #judotraining #nagekomi #randori #judoclub #thekingsofjudo #traditionalmartialarts #judotechnique #judoippon #judogallery

We continued training the whizzer turnover and juji jime shime waza (choke) technique yesterday. We then added a nice armlock if the choke doesn’t work. The class finished with newaza randori in guard with the guard player working to get the techniques off against an uke giving around 60% resistance. Alfie nailed both techniques beautifully as demonstrated in this video.

We continued training the whizzer turnover and juji jime shime waza (choke) technique yesterday. We then added a nice armlock if the choke doesn’t work. The class finished with newaza randori in guard with the guard player working to get the techniques off against an uke giving around 60% resistance. Alfie nailed both techniques beautifully as demonstrated in this video.

More high intensity work tonight with the resistance bands #judo #judofriends #training #FitnessGoals

Resistance bands and plenty of movement work #judo #FitnessGoals #judofriends #training

This weeks junior session started with a warmup followed by some stretching and their breakfalls. They then had a go at some cartwheels again!, let’s call this a work in progress. The main body of training took the form of randori, firstly with Tachiwaza where one players did all the throwing and the other offering some light resistance. Then they swapped over roles and then changed partners which gave them the chance to try their techniques on different sizes of opponents. Their last part of training was in Newaza, changing partners every few minutes. They finished their session with a couple

UNESCO declared judo the best beginner sport for training children and young people aged 4 to 21 years.
The benefits of child development
Through persistent Judo practice, a child develops his strength, speed, flexibility, coordination, reflex, concentration, balance, resistance, personality, confidence and knowledge of his own body. .
Due to constantly changing situations, in Judo practice, a child is required to stimulate their "tactical thinking".
Judo does not encourage aggression; Through relationships with their peers, a child learns to cooperate, respect and develop self-control.
Judo i

UNESCO declared judo the best beginner sport for training children and young people aged 4 to 21 years.
The benefits of child development
Through persistent Judo practice, a child develops his strength, speed, flexibility, coordination, reflex, concentration, balance, resistance, personality, confidence and knowledge of his own body. .
Due to constantly changing situations, in Judo practice, a child is required to stimulate their "tactical thinking".
Judo does not encourage aggression; Through relationships with their peers, a child learns to cooperate, respect and develop self-control.
Judo i

These are the kwans (schools) that formed Taekwon-Do!

These are the kwans (schools) that formed Taekwon-Do. This unification was carried out after the Korean War and by order of the government, the unification was carried out by General Choi (oh do kwan), as well as the name chosen for the new art was also given by him.

Without him, we probably (whether you like him or not) would not have the martial art we call Taekwon-Do today. This in itself was already a very controversial figure and became even more so when he left South Korea.

This unification was slow and with resistance and not eve

8 stages of uchi mata

1. Resistance
2. Movement
3. Kuzushi (unbalancing the opponent).
4. Connection/contact
5. Tip & lift
6. Rotation
7. Landing/breakfall
8. Recovery (prevention of over rotation)/transition to ne-waza)
#uchimata #8steps #resistance #movement #kuzushi #unbalance #connection #contact #tip #lift #rotation #landing #breakfall #recovery #transition #newaza #ashiwaza #judothrow #judo #judô #ippon #judotraining #nagekomi #randori #judoclub #thekingsofjudo #traditionalmartialarts #judotechnique #judoippon #judogallery

We continued training the whizzer turnover and juji jime shime waza (choke) technique yesterday. We then added a nice armlock if the choke doesn’t work. The class finished with newaza randori in guard with the guard player working to get the techniques off against an uke giving around 60% resistance. Alfie nailed both techniques beautifully as demonstrated in this video.

UNESCO declared judo the best beginner sport for training children and young people aged 4 to 21 years.
The benefits of child development
Through persistent Judo practice, a child develops his strength, speed, flexibility, coordination, reflex, concentration, balance, resistance, personality, confidence and knowledge of his own body. .
Due to constantly changing situations, in Judo practice, a child is required to stimulate their "tactical thinking".
Judo does not encourage aggression; Through relationships with their peers, a child learns to cooperate, respect and develop self-control.
Judo i

8 stages of uchi mata

1. Resistance
2. Movement
3. Kuzushi (unbalancing the opponent).
4. Connection/contact
5. Tip & lift
6. Rotation
7. Landing/breakfall
8. Recovery (prevention of over rotation)/transition to ne-waza)
#uchimata #8steps #resistance #movement #kuzushi #unbalance #connection #contact #tip #lift #rotation #landing #breakfall #recovery #transition #newaza #ashiwaza #judothrow #judo #judô #ippon #judotraining #nagekomi #randori #judoclub #thekingsofjudo #traditionalmartialarts #judotechnique #judoippon #judogallery

We continued training the whizzer turnover and juji jime shime waza (choke) technique yesterday. We then added a nice armlock if the choke doesn’t work. The class finished with newaza randori in guard with the guard player working to get the techniques off against an uke giving around 60% resistance. Alfie nailed both techniques beautifully as demonstrated in this video.

These are the kwans (schools) that formed Taekwon-Do!

These are the kwans (schools) that formed Taekwon-Do. This unification was carried out after the Korean War and by order of the government, the unification was carried out by General Choi (oh do kwan), as well as the name chosen for the new art was also given by him.

Without him, we probably (whether you like him or not) would not have the martial art we call Taekwon-Do today. This in itself was already a very controversial figure and became even more so when he left South Korea.

This unification was slow and with resistance and not eve

We continued training the whizzer turnover and juji jime shime waza (choke) technique yesterday. We then added a nice armlock if the choke doesn’t work. The class finished with newaza randori in guard with the guard player working to get the techniques off against an uke giving around 60% resistance. Alfie nailed both techniques beautifully as demonstrated in this video.

These are the kwans (schools) that formed Taekwon-Do!

These are the kwans (schools) that formed Taekwon-Do. This unification was carried out after the Korean War and by order of the government, the unification was carried out by General Choi (oh do kwan), as well as the name chosen for the new art was also given by him.

Without him, we probably (whether you like him or not) would not have the martial art we call Taekwon-Do today. This in itself was already a very controversial figure and became even more so when he left South Korea.

This unification was slow and with resistance and not eve

More high intensity work tonight with the resistance bands #judo #judofriends #training #FitnessGoals

Resistance bands and plenty of movement work #judo #FitnessGoals #judofriends #training

This weeks junior session started with a warmup followed by some stretching and their breakfalls. They then had a go at some cartwheels again!, let’s call this a work in progress. The main body of training took the form of randori, firstly with Tachiwaza where one players did all the throwing and the other offering some light resistance. Then they swapped over roles and then changed partners which gave them the chance to try their techniques on different sizes of opponents. Their last part of training was in Newaza, changing partners every few minutes. They finished their session with a couple

8 stages of uchi mata

1. Resistance
2. Movement
3. Kuzushi (unbalancing the opponent).
4. Connection/contact
5. Tip & lift
6. Rotation
7. Landing/breakfall
8. Recovery (prevention of over rotation)/transition to ne-waza)
#uchimata #8steps #resistance #movement #kuzushi #unbalance #connection #contact #tip #lift #rotation #landing #breakfall #recovery #transition #newaza #ashiwaza #judothrow #judo #judô #ippon #judotraining #nagekomi #randori #judoclub #thekingsofjudo #traditionalmartialarts #judotechnique #judoippon #judogallery

More high intensity work tonight with the resistance bands #judo #judofriends #training #FitnessGoals

More high intensity work tonight with the resistance bands #judo #judofriends #training #FitnessGoals

Resistance bands and plenty of movement work #judo #FitnessGoals #judofriends #training

Resistance bands and plenty of movement work #judo #FitnessGoals #judofriends #training

This weeks junior session started with a warmup followed by some stretching and their breakfalls. They then had a go at some cartwheels again!, let’s call this a work in progress. The main body of training took the form of randori, firstly with Tachiwaza where one players did all the throwing and the other offering some light resistance. Then they swapped over roles and then changed partners which gave them the chance to try their techniques on different sizes of opponents. Their last part of training was in Newaza, changing partners every few minutes. They finished their session with a couple

This weeks junior session started with a warmup followed by some stretching and their breakfalls. They then had a go at some cartwheels again!, let’s call this a work in progress. The main body of training took the form of randori, firstly with Tachiwaza where one players did all the throwing and the other offering some light resistance. Then they swapped over roles and then changed partners which gave them the chance to try their techniques on different sizes of opponents. Their last part of training was in Newaza, changing partners every few minutes. They finished their session with a couple

UNESCO declared judo the best beginner sport for training children and young people aged 4 to 21 years.
The benefits of child development
Through persistent Judo practice, a child develops his strength, speed, flexibility, coordination, reflex, concentration, balance, resistance, personality, confidence and knowledge of his own body. .
Due to constantly changing situations, in Judo practice, a child is required to stimulate their "tactical thinking".
Judo does not encourage aggression; Through relationships with their peers, a child learns to cooperate, respect and develop self-control.
Judo i