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This video shows the importance of moving an opponent in order to control his balance and posture. As Jim Bregman, Judan, said: “There is no judo without movement.”
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One of my favorite throws to blend together with my Standing Ippon Seoi Nage! @judo.fanatics.
All the details are in my new Mastering Ippon Seoi Nage Instructional.
I kept my reps between 5 and 10 so everyone can do this workout. These are the kind of workouts I do daily, but I generally rep between 20 and 50. The constant change of reps and hand positioning is always shocking the muscle. I also do static holds at towards the end. Everyone try this, I promise it gets harder as the time goes on. I had to cut the first two minutes of this out so I can fit the video. But here you have it, amazing workout in just 10 minutes.
“The only chance he stands of winning is by avoiding gordons attacks. hes not gonna out pace him technically, hes not gonna submit him. technically it will be difficult for him”- the goat. Now go argue with him 😘.@flograppling
