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Mastering Ashi Waza by Hiroomi Fujita

Mastering Ashi Waza by Hiroomi Fujita

by Hiroomi Fujita

$79.00

Learn the secrets of superior ashi waza technique with Judo master Hiroomi Fujita.

Course content · 3 volumes · 28 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – upper body movements
  2. 2. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – lower body movements
  3. 3. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – combining the upper and lower body movements
  4. 4. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – One more point
  5. 5. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – another entry to the technique
  6. 6. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – One more point
  7. 7. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – another entry to the technique
  8. 8. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – doing it as a counter attack
  9. 9. Uki otoshi (Fujita Special) – Doing it in randori
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Ouchi gari opening explanation
  2. 2. Ouchi gari demonstration
  3. 3. Ouchi gari – upper body movements
  4. 4. Ouchi gari – lower body movements
  5. 5. Ouchi gari – entry into ouchi gari from a kenka yotsu grip – upper body movements
  6. 6. Ouchi gari – entry into ouchigari from a kenka yotsu grip – lower body movements
  7. 7. Ouchi gari – entry into ouchi gari from a kenka yotsu grip – combining the upper and lower body movements
  8. 8. Ouchi gari – Doing ouchi gari in randori
  9. 9. Ouchi gari – Doing ouchi gari in randori
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Kosoto gake – upper body movements
  2. 2. Kosoto gake – lower body movements
  3. 3. Kosoto gake – combining the upper and lower body movements
  4. 4. Kosoto gake – using it in randori
  5. 5. Kosoto gake – one more point
  6. 6. Sasae tsurikomi ashi – upper body movements
  7. 7. Sasae tsurikomi ashi – lower body movements
  8. 8. Sasae tsurikomi ashi – combining the upper and lower body movements
  9. 9. Sasae tsurikomi ashi – using it in randori
  10. 10. Footwork and image training to practice by yourself
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