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Extreme Basics of Judo by Matt D'Aquino

Extreme Basics of Judo by Matt D'Aquino

by Matt D'Aquino

$79.00

Matt D’Aquino Prepares You For Your Judo Journey With His 4-Part Masterclass On The Extreme Basics Of Judo!

Course content · 4 volumes · 46 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Tachiwaza Standing Technqiues - Intro
  2. 2. How To Grip Your Opponent's Gi
  3. 3. Should You Be Left Or Right Handed?
  4. 4. 8 Directions Of Throws
  5. 5. 3 Elements Of A Throw
  6. 6. 3 Step Process To Learn Faster
  7. 7. How To Be A Good Uke
  8. 8. How To Move Around The Mat
  9. 9. What Technique For Your Body Type
  10. 10. Throwing Direction
  11. 11. How To Approach Randori
  12. 12. Dangerous Techniques In Judo
  13. 13. Basic Gripping Strategy
  14. 14. How To Be More Successful In Randori
  15. 15. Stiff Arming
  16. 16. How To Not Death Grip During Randroi
  17. 17. Not Every Randori Is A Fight
  18. 18. How To Defend Techniques
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Newaza - Overview Of Newaza
  2. 2. 2 Types Of Newaza
  3. 3. Differences Between BJJ And Judo
  4. 4. How To Start Newaza Randori
  5. 5. Basic Of Armbars And Strangles
  6. 6. Basic Hold Downs
  7. 7. Mune Gatame
  8. 8. Yoko Shiho Gatame
  9. 9. Kami Shiho Gatame
  10. 10. Passing the Legs
  11. 11. Closed Guard Posture Cues
  12. 12. Passing Guard
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. In-Depth Look At Breakfalls - Back Breakfall
  2. 2. Side Breakfall
  3. 3. Forward Rolling Ukemi
  4. 4. Front Breakfall
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. General Knowledge - Basic History Of Judo
  2. 2. How To Do A Standing And Kneeling Bow
  3. 3. How You Tie Your Belt And Pants
  4. 4. How You Win A Judo Match
  5. 5. 3-Step Process To Learn Judo Faster
  6. 6. How To Choose A Club
  7. 7. Managing Injuries
  8. 8. Training With Different People
  9. 9. Focus On A Few Things
  10. 10. Main Problems When Doing Ippon Seoi Nage And How To Fix Them
  11. 11. Main Problems When Doing Ogoshi And How To Fix Them
  12. 12. Main Problems When Doing Osoto Gari
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