Yama-Arashi Tips | Riki Judo Dojo
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- Riki sensei explained how to do yama-arashi (mountain storm), as well as some competitive variations and history during class on 5-28-2021.
0:00 The storm coming down the mountain
0:14 Grip details
0:45 Te-waza or ashi-waza?
1:12 Donn Draeger's view
1:33 Competitive applications
2:26 Don't go to uke, bring uke to you
2:50 Yama-arashi vs. harai-goshi
3:45 Yama-arashi vs. ashi-guruma
4:19 Solar plexus strike
4:44 Bring the hiki-te to your upper ribs
5:10 Shiro Saigo's famous yama-arashi
5:55 Provoking uke
Riki sensei began Judo in Okinawa and is a Shichidan with over 56 years of study, practice, competition and teaching. He competed for 25 years at the local, national and international levels.
A few of the great Judoka Riki sensei has studied and practiced with include: Kotani, Daigo, Ito, Inokuma, Okano, Kimura, Kaminaga and Nakatani.
See Riki sensei teach every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening at 535 W. Iron Ave, Mesa, AZ 85210. Youth classes are 6 - 6:55 PM, adult classes are 7:00 - 8:30 PM. For more info, please visit rikidojousa.com
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I love the extra stories that go along with the waza. Each seems to have its own story.
Such a momentous story for this one too!
A little anecdote about Shiro Saigo -- in *Mind over Muscle*, Kano tells how Saigo was thrown the most when he started training, and never would throw anyone else. So he devoted himself to his ukemi, and then his defense, dodging, and evasions, until he stopped thinking about how bad it was to be thrown. Then his mind was liberated from the fear of defeat, and he developed his offense and became a great judoka.
Love it, thanks for sharing!
Very good story. Nana korobi, Ya oki.
What great instruction in this video. Never seen it taught before, so I'm glad Riki sensei is the one to do it.
Thanks Seva! The best part in my opinion is that this was totally spur of the moment during a regular Saturday morning class. Riki sensei asked us if we had any throw in particular that we wanted more info on. I say yama-arashi, and he just launched into it immediately, and that became this video.
@@RikiDojoUSA Amazing
Excellent instructions of a difficult technique , thank you 👍🥋
You're very welcome Taras!
Definitely my favorite te waza!
We hope this was useful then!
I love it
Thank you Ana!
My friend once throw me with this technique on the floor, not on matras, and it felt like all my organ move around 😂😂
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You have so a smart Chakra chi like a lion king best wishes
Thank you!
I love this.If sensei knows Hane soto a technique invented by Katsuyoshi Takata i would be in heaven.Takata was in good terms with jon bluming so i assume he knows Dreager.
Thank you Simbabwe. We asked Riki sensei tonight, and he couldn't remember a hane soto. He knew Takata sensei VERY well and was the recipient of many of those famous hane-goshis. Small world! :)
@@RikiDojoUSA ohhb intressting. Does Riki sensei remember how Takata did Hanegoshu Kenka yotsu? This is something i have trouble to understand.