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Judo Formal Techniques - A Basic Guide to Throwing and Grappling - The Essentials of Kodokan Free Practice Forms (Paperback)
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Judo Formal Techniques - A Basic Guide to Throwing and Grappling - The Essentials of Kodokan Free Practice Forms (Paperback)
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Judo Formal Techniques is "The most detailed explanation of Judo
that has ever been published" (The Japan Times). A comprehensive
training manual to the basic "free practice" forms of Kodokan Judo
(the Randori no Kata), the book provides essential instruction in
the throwing and grappling kata (Nage no Kata and Katame no Kata)
that every Judo practitioner needs to master. The authors are two
of the world's top instructors--Donn F. Draeger and Tadao Otaki.
Both were instructors at the Kodokan Judo Institute in Tokyo--the
headquarters of international Judo, which was founded by the
creator of the martial art, Jigoro Kano. Draeger, considered by
many to be the first non-Japanese Budo master, was an authority on
Asian martial culture who held high ranks and teaching licenses in
several martial arts. He was a prolific writer and was the first
non-Japanese Judo instructor at the Kodokan. Otaki was not only a
successful Judo instructor but also a university professor who was
widely praised for his research on the role of Judo in education.
Draeger and Otaki based their text on Jigoro Kano's published and
unpublished personal writings. Recapturing the original spirit and
intent of the essential Judo kata, they are presented in the
standard Kodokan versions as refined by generations of
practitioners. Richly illustrated with over 1,000 photos and
drawings, Judo Formal Techniques offers complete step-by-step
instructions for the roles of both training partners. In addition
to the core techniques of throwing and grappling, it explains the
important transitional movements as well as grips, stances, and
postures. First introduced as an Olympic sport at the 1964 Tokyo
Olympics, Judo is returning to its home city on the world stage at
the 2020 Olympics. Practiced by more than 20 million people
worldwide, Judo is only expected to continue growing in popularity.
A new foreword by Judo instructor Neil Ohlenkamp sheds light on the
book's lasting importance as the classic "Kata bible" for Judo
students and instructors alike and an indispensable resource for
all martial arts practitioners.
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