Відео

ukemi = PERFECT.

Woody

Those breakfalls were perfect because the throws were also perfect. Wow.

Thanks great video

Spetaculous!!!

trop mécanique

Hansoko

Pure Beauty ...

Really interesting watching this. Obviously their grades suggest they are highly skilled practitioners yet the kata is very different to how I was taught. We were told that each throw builds upon the first and they should be flowing and smooth. For example in uke otoshi (the first throw) uke starts by stepping forward and pushing tori. Toei continues the momentum until uke is on their toes and thrown from their. I’m astonished how for ippon seoi nage each uke literally stops the arm action before they are thrown which is very unrealistic. They learnt from the first thrown that pushing doesn’t work so they go for a punch and it should have pace and meaning. Every thrown in each of the five sets has the same kind of progression with uke learning and changing their approach for the next attack. I don’t know which approach is correct but I know the way I was taught 20 years ago makes sense from a logical point of view. Interested in anyone who can shed some light on this.

Mesmerizing falls.

Judo a some slick shit. I trained in the jumpy kicky art for 7 yrs way back when I was a young man. Can an old dude safely learn this art?

Wow

Thanks, Sensei Doug!😁

The master!!!!

🎉

The second part is Mifune's goshinjutsu. You can see the whole thing on the black and white fil from the 50's

I trained at the Kokushi dojo for a short time (M.S. stopped me from training) but I always remember what a kind and gentle soul he was.

Will we see more from ashida this year?

Thank you for posting this. I trained under Ashida in Brockport when I was a teen. That was 20 years ago and it’s awesome to see this.

My absolutely favorite judoka the great legend himself Yamashita!

Rest in Peace Ogasawara Sensei. I will forever remember my years at Kokushi dojo. You hold a very special place in my heart.

Will the series return? 🙁

I was Dr. Ashida's student 1977-1980. Now, many years later, I still think of the inspiration and thoughtful wisdom he shared with us during practice. He helped me achieve something (black belt) I am very proud of accomplishing when I look back all those years ago.

The Japanese are the rulers of judo

😎😆punch me

Will there be no ashida videos anymore? Was always very excited so see a new one.

I love judo and jujitsu of all types, it's good for the soul and bring people together

When can we expect more videos? I am always excited when a new one drops

No fair. I was cheated and deprived of being a Judo fighter. But no some idiot had to throw me out of the school as well as some idiot injuring me while training and never recuperating.

❤

What happened where is the final product or film?

Akinori HOSAKA at 4:40 mins

I am very grateful of all the knowledge you are sharing with the world. When can we expect the next installment of the ashida series. There is so much to learn from this wonderful man. And about the video. Sato is a newaza wizard.

this is a really awesome demonstration of ashi waza, thank you so much for uploading this videos, great respect fo Ashida-Sensei 🙇‍♂

Ik this sounds weird but I've been learning Japanese hoping to be able to visit japan to do a class or something when i get out of hs

My dad was one of Mr Ashida's students in the 50s or 60s. I always wanted to meet him, but never got the chance to. My father absolutely loved Judo and it was a big part of his life and his identity. Mr Ashida was his first Judo teacher.

very nice, too bad the cameras in 1987 weren't what they are today

More Ashida Sensei please.I want to learn so much from him.His approach to Sumiotoshi or Yoko wakare for example.Or if he knows how to do Yama arashi.Or a Yokogake that can be used in Randori.

His technique is really amazing!!!! Thank you for uploading his videos!

Thank you so much for uploading this!!!!!

Wow do you also have Videos from Yoshisada Yonezuka and Kazuo shinohara?they are legends and i always wondered about their judo.

The differences between Dr Ashida's teaching and Miss Fukuda's teaching are very illuminating.

What was the point he was making about shoulder position when entering ?

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I learned something...good video

Work Smarter Not Harder. Minimum input for maximum output. Kodokahan Ki

That was fun!

Awesome video...I had the pleasure of being Dr. Ashida's TA at SUNY Brockport in 1994-1995...Dr. Ashida helped me graduate college in my final senior year when I was 1 credit hours short by talking me into taking his Judo class (although I knew nothing at the time about Judo) and then proceeded to use me (+250 lbs 6'3'') as the demonstration dummy...tossed me around like a rag doll - but didn't hurt me (although I knew he easily could have)...Not only an expert in Judo, but an extremely wise and intelligent person with wide ranging diverse knowledge of history - so much so that me and others would become completely silent when he talked just so we could hear and digest everything he said...Just an AMAZING human.

I was Dr Ashida's student in about 1963 at the Ann Arbor YMCA. A complete beginner, I had no idea what I was walking into. It was a gift. A great teacher and a life-long influence in ways I could not have anticipated.

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