Judo Techniques for Winning: 21 Essential Ground Techniques DVD by Dai Asahi

Master the art of judo with these carefully selected ground techniques that guarantee success in competitions. As taught by renowned instructor Asahi Dai Sensei from Asahi Dojo, these techniques are not only practical but also effective for scoring points and securing victories. Whether you're a competitive judoka aiming for tournament success or an instructor guiding others to triumph, this DVD is an invaluable resource.

Contents:

1. Suppression Techniques

• Wakisukui → Yokoshiho-gatame
  • Variation 1: When opponent is soft (Points on Yokoshiho-gatame)
  • Variation 2: When opponent is not strong enough to resist
  • Variation 3: When opponent stands up due to strong force
• Sodehiki → Kesagata
• Sodehiki → Yokoshiho-gatame: When opponent's hand falls upwards
• Kataerigaeshi → Kesa Gatame
  • Variation 1: If unable to secure opponent's hands
  • Variation 2: If opponent's judogi is loose
• Irregular Tate Shiho Gatame (Kuru Kesa Gatame)
• Yokokuzushi → Kuzurekami Shiho Gatame
  • Variation 1
  • Variation 2: If unable to pull opponent back
• Yokokuzushi → Tate Shiho Gatame
• Yokokuzushi → Rolling → Shoulder Solidification: Points of Shoulder Lock
• Erihiki → Kuzuegami Shiho-gatame
  • Variation 1
  • Variation 2: When attempting to lift opponent's head with hands
• Tawara Kaeshi → Yoko Shiho-gatame: When spreading hands out and clinging
• Ashi Sankaku → Tate Shiho-gatame

2. Choke Technique Section

• Irregular Okure-eri Shime 1
• Irregular Kataha Shime
• Irregular Okure-eri Shime 2: When holding one collar and applying Seoi-nage during grappling

3. Choke Technique → Shikomi-waza Section

• Sankaku → Yoko Shiho-gatame: When armpit and neck are tight and hands cannot be inserted
• Ura Sankaku → Kuzuegami Shiho-gatame: When opponent's strength prevents returning

Additional Notes:

• Techniques up to shikomi-waza are explained based on Asahi Dojo's terminology.
• Choke techniques are restricted for elementary school students and younger.

Instruction and Supervision: Asahi Dai, Director of Asahi Dojo, born in 1962. He has achieved significant accolades including winning the 86kg class at the 1983 Shoriki Cup and the 95kg team competition at the 1985 Universiade. As a former member of the All Japan Judo Federation training committee and instructor at Keio University Judo Club, he has trained notable athletes like Haga Ryunosuke (bronze medalist in the 100kg class at the Rio Olympics) and Yamamoto An (2015 World Team Champion). Author of "50 Tips for Improving Judo for Elementary School Students" and producer of the DVD "Judo Tips"

Language: Japanese

Length: 58 min.

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Language: Japanese

Length: 58 min.

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