Judo: Te Waza - Moment of Engagement

[@binfa9910]

Fantastic lesson. REALLY wish you had a part 11, 111, and so on. Thank You.

[@chino66100]

This is probably the instruction which applies to what my children need to learn. Suttlety of the off balance...and as someone said in regard to saving much energy during your randori sessions. Great teaching Sensei

[@pnowicki]

Excellent Video as Usual, thank you so much for sharing...

I am a Traditional Japanese Jiu Jitsu student, and this is one of the way that we are taught to throw.... I am presently surprised that Judo has this in it repertoire, too.

[@nineshinoda]

Lemme see if i got this... The second manner is like when an air ballon is filled, pushing the air outward will have the same result as just letting the air escape through the hole, right?
Instead of delivering energy through muscular tension in a particular direction, you absorb your opponent's tension to a void. I mean, the energy still flows, but does not conflict, right?

[@EmbodyTaiChi]

The Bob Ross of Judo . . .

[@27albrecht]

Amazing... can't wait to try this!

[@mrelish6503]

Thank uu teacher! Greetings from Baku!

[@brian4479]

Fantastic! Wow

[@ironkb57]

This is awesome!

[@josenildo6558]

I think i got it. Its not fight against the force, its relax and let it go. The opponent will not even realize he is being throw

[@mohamedfouad1309]

Thank you my dear sir

[@AgoodITguy]

Thanks Sir i would try it.

[@animalizaki]

Rolled up sleeves would catch your opponent's finger and break it. It happened once to me.

[@ombra30]

it's so interesting!!!!

[@akitaneko]

うーむ．．．

[@ubermench1000]

eh, I doubt it(sorry)