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Here's four generations of Judo on the mat!.
The grey haired man is Tommy O'Hara, to his left is his son Bernard (Ben) O'Hara, holding Tommy's Great-Grand daughter (3) and to Tommy's right is Ben's son Karl (Tommy's grandson!).
All are wearing white Judogi.
The photo was taken at last Tuesdays practice - sorry about the poor quality I've scanned it from a paper print.
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I recently had the pleasure of watching a Judo training session at the Kodokan judo institute in Tokyo Japan. Unfortunately I'd just missed a 2nd dan and above only tournament a few days before hand. Never the less it was very interesting to watch. No rendori, which was a bit shocking.
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I'm not the world's biggest fan of kata myself (particularly Empi
), but it's hard not to be impressed by Shinji Nagaki's example of the explosive style of the JKS:
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Judo training at Trinity, I'll do one for Jujutsu when I get the chance.
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FruitLover wrote: »I'm not the world's biggest fan of kata myself (particularly Empi), but it's hard not to be impressed by Shinji Nagaki's example of the explosive style of the JKS:
That is impressive
Always nice to see.
My contribution to this thread is some really old footage of Kyokushin vs Muay Thai. From what I understand though, this is pre-Kyokushin. Rawee vs. Kenji Kurosaki (co-founder of Kyokushin-Kai)
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Charley Screeching Sweeper wrote: »Some great Judo Newaza in this clip (who needs BJJ /opens can of worms ).
Didnt Rick Young teach Neil Adams BJJ in exchnage for his Judo?0 -
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from what i remember of his biography he just decided to concentrate on ne-waza, he entered some wrestling comps when he was young, but back then bjj was unheard of in europe
ive heard a tale also that rickson and royce turned up at one of his seminars in the usa
Yeah Neil Adams is one of my all time favorite judo players, he always had brilliant stand up but he lost a contest early on in his career on the ground where he got pinned and he then vowed never to beaten on the ground again haha! He developed an amazing ground work game at the time and was equally dangerous on his feet or on the ground and he ended up winning the World Champs against the Japanese opponent with his own juji gatame technique that he developed over the years (and which I hounded him to teach me everything about it whenever I got to train with him!
). He never trained BJJ as judomick said bjj was unheard of in Europe at that time!
Also its true the Gracies either invited Neil to teach them his armlock technique or else turned up at a seminar, you can find the full details in an interview on judoinfo.com.
Edit : Here's Neils armlock...
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Charley Screeching Sweeper wrote: »Posh Judo in Trinners!.
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Careful you dont rip my armani tshirt under my judogi 0 -
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Charley Screeching Sweeper wrote: »Posh Judo in Trinners!.
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I see they've been working on their Jigotai stance :rolleyes:0 -
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Shrug; Thats probably in relation to me towards the end. It's how I roll when fighting a black belt.
As for the guy in hot pants, he had come up from the gym and hadn't intended taking part, but the coach threw him in for a warm up.
This is himself.
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This time Goliath won!.
To put it into context, I'm 6'2'' and hit the scales at 116.7kgs at the weigh in.
This guy is 2m 13cm (no idea in feet & inches) and 130kgs lean!.
He was a mountain!.
One more, on the mat with the monster from Berlin
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Charley Screeching Sweeper wrote: »This time Goliath won!.
He was a mountain!.
One more, on the mat with the monster from Berlin
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