Tokaidai Ryu Dojo Winning Method Book by Kenichiro Kamizu

What is the secret to the strength of the Tokai University Men's Judo Club, which leads Japanese judo?

The Tokai University Men's Judo Club is currently producing a large number of athletes, including current students.
Among them, the number of players designated as A and B reinforcement is overwhelming, and of course not only in number, but also in producing many world champions, both former and current, making it one of the top teams representing Japan.
At the center of this is Kenichiro Kamizu, director of the Tokai University men's judo club.
In addition to his brilliant teaching track record, he has also written several books on the six-compartment theory he advocates, and his skills are well-regarded.

This book introduces Mr. Kamizu's idea of judo, its teaching methods, and specific training methods to win matches, while also explaining the way of thinking and refining techniques necessary to create strong athletes. Masu.
However, there is no explanation of common "throwing methods/techniques."
It talks about kumite battles to get the upper hand, how to perform techniques to suit various situations in a match, and how to do judo without losing.

In addition, at the beginning of the book, Haruka Tachimoto, who was coached by Mr. Kamizu and won a gold medal in the women's 70 kg class at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, talks about the differences and advantages of Mr. Kamizu's coaching and others, including her own experience. A conversation with Mr. Kamizu is posted.

Table of contents
Challenge to complex evolution
Dialogue: To develop strong players

Chapter 1 Basic knowledge and self-analysis of 6-compartment theory
Chapter 2 Preparation for the situation
Chapter 3: Situation Method Cutting out scenes of kumite fights
Chapter 4 Situation Method: Cutting out tangled scenes from standing techniques
Chapter 5 Situation Method Cut out scenes by match location and development

Language: Japanese

Length: 191 pages