HI! It's been a while since you uploaded a new video your channel is my favourite so far i like your waza videos you explain and demonstrate it so well, i would love to watch more of your wazas, i would like to learn Dou waza from you, Maybe the nuki dou or gyakudou Or maybe the tsuki? Please upload new videos🙇🏿♀️
From my point of view, the importance of different matching orders, in order from less important to most important should be Jiho-Senpo-Fukusho-Chuken-Taisho
Hi! I dont know too much about the team rules. Why senpo still fighting? Its a especific rule for it? Or its a special rule of the this championship? Thanks, awesome video!
The term for these types of matches is "kachinuki shiai". Winner stays up to fight the next member of opposing team, if there's a tie both go down. Does tend to be pretty rare that this system is used.
HI! It's been a while since you uploaded a new video your channel is my favourite so far i like your waza videos you explain and demonstrate it so well, i would love to watch more of your wazas, i would like to learn Dou waza from you, Maybe the nuki dou or gyakudou Or maybe the tsuki? Please upload new videos🙇🏿♀️
Thank you for sharing, aside from the waza performance, you could sense that Nakamura's spirit was higher than all his opponents.
Fantastic, thank you for teaching us.
Thank you for sharing knowledge Kajitani-sensei
From my point of view, the importance of different matching orders, in order from less important to most important should be Jiho-Senpo-Fukusho-Chuken-Taisho
Hi! I dont know too much about the team rules. Why senpo still fighting? Its a especific rule for it? Or its a special rule of the this championship? Thanks, awesome video!
The term for these types of matches is "kachinuki shiai". Winner stays up to fight the next member of opposing team, if there's a tie both go down.
Does tend to be pretty rare that this system is used.
@@SirConto Thanks!!