This is a short instructional video on the basics of Judo's Hiza Guruma (Knee Wheel) throw. Steve Cunningham instructs and acts a tori. Fred Spaeth does a superb job as uke here.
Superb explanation and demonstration, and the discussion of principles required, defence based on those principles, and reactions to the defence is truly excellent. I’ll borrow many of your pointers when teaching, but will give you credit, promise! Thank you very much for this lesson.
Very helpfull, i have practiced Judo for years and now i teach children. When i saw your Uki-goshi i was amazed because i never had any of my teachers emphasize details like you did. Now i mastered it. I then looked at your other throws, like this one and it makes my techniques better once again. Superb you're my go to for learning. Many thanks and respect, Sensei.@@stevecunningham8201
Thank you, very helpful points on the preparatory movements. On a sidenote, I was wondering about the photographs that there are on the wall: besides J.Kano, who is the other depicted person? And I was also wondering about the calligraphy on the wall... Excuse me if I'm asking too much!
Excellent. Thank you.
Good work ! Thanks for sharing this.
oss! sensei! rei! the glory is to God! amen!.
Salut messieurs merci pour votre efforts explication bonne courage pour d'autres exercices à bientôt
Superb explanation and demonstration, and the discussion of principles required, defence based on those principles, and reactions to the defence is truly excellent. I’ll borrow many of your pointers when teaching, but will give you credit, promise! Thank you very much for this lesson.
Thank you. The footwork you demonstrated really helped.
Your Judo is spot on.
Thanks so much. I was fortunate to have good teachers. It means a lot to me that some people are finding these videos helpful and interesting.
Very helpfull, i have practiced Judo for years and now i teach children. When i saw your Uki-goshi i was amazed because i never had any of my teachers emphasize details like you did. Now i mastered it. I then looked at your other throws, like this one and it makes my techniques better once again. Superb you're my go to for learning. Many thanks and respect, Sensei.@@stevecunningham8201
My heart has always been in the art of Judo not competition
Thanks very much fro this, Steve.
Thank you
Thank you, very helpful points on the preparatory movements. On a sidenote, I was wondering about the photographs that there are on the wall: besides J.Kano, who is the other depicted person? And I was also wondering about the calligraphy on the wall... Excuse me if I'm asking too much!
Good stuff
Very nice. Thank you.