Judo Training Methods Book by Teizo Kawamura (Preowned)

In order to strengthen the "connection of techniques" of modern judo, it is rational and has strength and flexibility.

Judo practice and training methods explained with examples. Judo for building flexibility and strength.

A unique instruction manual detailing supplementary and strengthening exercises.

About the Author:

Born in Iwate Prefecture in 1922.

He graduated from Tokyo Higher Normal School (now the University of Education) in 1944. He participated in the Imperial Tournament, the East-West Student Tournament, the All-Japan East-West Tournament, and the All-Kanto vs. All-Kyushu Tournament, and in 1948 he won the All-Japan Ten District Championship as a representative of Tokyo.

He traveled to the UK from 1953 to 1955 to teach judo. In 1956, he toured Southeast Asian countries as a goodwill envoy for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

From February to May, he again led a goodwill mission for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, traveling to Europe and Southeast Asia to teach. He is currently a professor at Tokyo Gakugei University, a director of the International Judo Federation, a director of the Asian Judo Federation, a director of the All Japan Judo Federation, an 8th dan at the Kodokan, and an instructor at the Kodokan.

Language: Japanese

Length: 122 pages

Publication date: 1975