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Episode 2 - Grip and Move

January 26, 2008 by admin
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Unorthodox gripping & positioning for what we call ‘recon’ against your opponent.

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dogging 04/08/2011 12:39 PM 1 point
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wow this is some trick here

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Remi Online 03/13/2011 09:11 AM 1 point
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I like judo !

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dezmembrari auto 02/18/2010 04:49 AM 1 point
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It is very instructive. I have orange.

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Biletul Zilei 02/11/2010 03:37 AM 1 point
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Keep it up, bookmarked and referred some friends...

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Privatlaan 02/03/2010 02:19 PM 1 point
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Is it of more concern to your style to "cut to the chase" and show the most modern variations that have the highest percentage in competition?

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Dermal Filler 01/26/2010 01:24 PM 1 point
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Sensei White you are great.Your style is very different.Those who are interested in judo will surely like your teaching style.The way to break the grip is excellent.

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Maple Story Hacks 01/24/2010 06:41 AM 1 point
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Do you think that laying down a foundation of traditional Japanese style judo techniques is important in order for the student to understand the derivatives of the throw's variations? Or, is it of more concern to your style to "cut to the chase" and show the most modern variations that have the highest percentage in competition?

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Buy Finpecia Online 01/13/2010 02:27 PM 1 point
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I ask because I want my new students to be successful in competition, but I also want them to know the roots of every throw. Should I bother teaching my new students modern competition variations before they have become proficient at the traditional/basic version of the throw (not to imply that traditional is basic).

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jasonclk 09/26/2009 02:12 AM 1 point
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The Ippon seoi nage is one of my favorite throws and I totally soak up every variation and nuance about it. At the same time I am in a position of teaching Judo to new students. So, Leo, what is your opinion on teaching Judo to new students? Do you think that laying down a foundation of traditional Japanese style judo techniques is important in order for the student to understand the derivatives of the throw's variations? Or, is it of more concern to your style to "cut to the chase" and show the most modern variations that have the highest percentage in competition?

I ask because I want my new students to be successful in competition, but I also want them to know the roots of every throw. Should I bother teaching my new students modern competition variations before they have become proficient at the traditional/basic version of the throw (not to imply that traditional is basic).

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Sean Gregory 07/26/2008 02:01 PM 1 point
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This site is awesome. Great info. I wish more accomplished instructors would share infor on competitive/ applicable judo like you do. If they did, it would probably raise the level of American Judo. Love it. I've been trying some of your stuff and it has boosted the level of my game. Thank you.

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Mike Ryan 05/03/2008 09:04 PM 1 point
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I like what you show!

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Jason C. Brown 04/07/2008 10:36 AM 1 point
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Thank you so much for this resource. Your knowledge and experience are greatly apprciated.

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Adam Miller 03/25/2008 09:12 PM 1 point
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Sensei Leo:

I love this site! Thanks for teaching Judo with technical performance!

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Jason M Struck 03/24/2008 06:26 PM 1 point
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love it!

thanks for sharing this Leo!

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Rhadi Ferguson 03/13/2008 03:50 PM 1 point
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Beautiful.

This is sweet. Doing your personal take on judo is GENIUS. And I love the way that you explained the way that "you do it" and why you do it that way.

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