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Block strike that ju jujitsu self defense is

I practice more jutsu grab clothes wrist lock techniques side control

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Beautiful

Mr Hunt seems a really interesting guy. Are there any books about him?

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A very driven and accomplished man. I note he had a punchy, clipped way of speaking and writing. He also looked rigid and stiff like Englishmen of his time. So my view is that he never acquired effortless flow and fluidity unlike zen masters. He seemed to thrive on excessive effort, making everything an ordeal to overcome. Perhaps he never unlearned his early conditioning. This is my view based on his books and limited videos of him. He exemplifies the western approach to eastern traditions. Breaking things down, analytic, trying hard to grasp/capture and simplify through writing. Like his taking all the secret koans and putting them into a book. Why? Perhaps they're secret for a reason, not for mass consumption. Never getting underneath the teaching. Not sure my comments will be understood, but these are subtle things to convey.

Number 3 ends in Soy o nage at my school.

Thanks for posting this.

Good kihon with details, it.is worth to watch at it without hurry and pay attention

I had the honour of attending a coaching sessions by Len in the wonderful Romford and Hornchurch Judo club and the LJS bot5h clubs are gone but Len''s. legacy lives on I have always been a heavy weight but stood no chance with this gentleman on the ground .Is that Larry Ralph on the mat with him ? another gentleman of judo

Very nice video. I always liked Koizumi, I have a small manual he wrote, and his excellent book, My Study of Judo in my library.

Thank you for the video, Guys n girls, people are missing the point ( probably non Judoka) this is instructional to show the nuances. If you want to see it moved up to dynamic, click this, plenty of goshin jitsu tech within this demo here. But to perform this as it is, they had to learn it in slow motion as this original video above. m.ua-cam.com/video/dKo-AF_pC6c/v-deo.html

Looks fake I’m sorry but it doesn’t look real

Aha, the good ol' Goshin Jutsu kata! In answer to some naively dismissive comments below, yes, Cornish here is an old man slowly demonstrating and explaining some basic details in the kata, as similar is often done in most other Asian systems, and one can add as many strikes and varied moves as needed when used for real, the video just showing a study session. I started training with Sensei John Cornish in the early 70s at the London Budokwai where he instructed the aikido classes, and even though I also trained at the Aikikai of GB with Kazuo Chiba and Minoru Kanetsuka, until changing my aikido allegiance to Sensei WiIliams' Ki Federation of GB (the Koichi Tohei style) in the 1980s, I still continued to visit Cornish's classes until I migrated to the USA in 2001, by which time Cornish was my old mentor and friend. Cornish was already a grizzled high ranking judoist in the 70s who had come up through the Kodokan ranks during his engineering studies at a Japanese university, to eventually start visiting Aikido HQ too, when O-Sensei was still alive. Cornish interpreted much of his aikido as an extension of what he already knew, i.e., judo, similar to how Kenji Tomiki did, too, and Cornish often made allusions to judo in his aikido classes, so his way of doing things, even if sometimes odd looking to Aikikai purists, was of special interest to me. My main judo teacher at the Budokwai was Syd Hoare before I focused mainly on aikido, and later Chinese systems too. Cornish was very particular about dojo safety and treating the less experienced with care, however, in the early years I was a mouthy young know-all on the aikido mat and Cornish occasionally shut me up by knocking the snot out of me with a judo slam down... yeah, his go-to was judo, even in aikido class, slam downs out of the blue that were so damned violent they felt like every bone in my body was smashed (training a lot in those days I could take it) with a follow up choke, lessons one doesn't forget, making me a better student, and person, too. RIP Cornish-san.

Thanks very much for this.b

A "taster" for a forthcoming project? If so, what has become of this? Thanks for posting this.

With the left hand grab on the collar, how to prevent the uke from escaping the guard? This position seem easy for the uke to escape into side control isn't it? Or I'm missing some details here?

Sensei John Cornish ....Budokwai

Excellent history

Many thanks for this.

Many thanks for posting this.

Good techniques, but no one is going to make it as a real street fighter, just doing wrist and hand manuvers. You need to add a striking art like kempo karate and a grappling art like Judo.

Thank you.

The Old Master os great

Good techniques on the locks, but those Atemis are god-awful. I don't they they could even annoy an aggressor much less have the desired effect.

good one!

No way. This guy knew Gracie Jujitsu before video tapes were invented. Just kidding! This a fine example of how IJF Judo has diluted Kodokan Judo in their attempt to make it a TV sport.

Thanks for posting. True Judo history captured here.

wow this is good, can u upload a video of kage bunshin no jutsu?

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing it with us. However, some techniques are not named correctly, which can lead to a confusion. Ogoshi is named Tsuri goshi.The same with O tsuri goshi and Ko tsuri goshi which are named Ogoshi. Also Uki waza is named Yoko otoshi.

My mother, Sheila Locker, did a course at Lilleshall with Kawamura back in 1953/4.

Great review

WONDERFUL DOCUMENTARY. THANK YOU!!!

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