Judo at the Olympic Games. London 2012.
Collection 1. 12 DVD -730 minutes. Men 60,66,73,81 kg. Women 48,52,57,63 kg.
Judo at the Olympic Games.Judo competitions at the 2012 Summer Olympics were held from July 28 to August 3. Judo for the 12th time was included in the program of the Summer Olympic Games. It was played 14 sets of awards: in 7 weight categories for men and women. In each category, 2 bronze medals were played out. Each country could nominate no more than 1 athlete in one weight class. The Russian national team won its first gold judo awards in history in London (in 1996-2008, the Russians could not win the Olympic gold).
Also
Slovenia won its first gold in judo. Jüri Alvear, having won bronze in
the category of up to 70 kg, brought Colombia the first-ever Olympic
judo award. In front of you a compilation and 12 DVD movies. Semi-final
and final meetings.In the team event at the London Olympics in judo, the
Russian team took 1st place. Beating such favorites as France (2nd
place), South Korea (3rd place) and Japan (4th place). As it was, you
will see on these DVDs. At the end of each film you will see the best
moments of the Olympic judo.| Direction: Judo | Time: 730min./12DVD | Author: Pavlov D. | Language: Russian | Fomat of video: PAL (DVD: 0/All) | Year: 2019 | Shooting: Great Britain. London |
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Before
you the first part of the film. The main theme of the first film is the
technique and technique of performing osaekomi reception. The following
options are dealt with in the film: Yoko-shiho-gatame,
kami-shiho-gatame, head-tate-shiho-gatame, hon-kesa-gatame (hold on the
side), kuzure- kesa-gatame (hold on the side with a grip from under the
arm). In all varieties of osaekomi, he showed how to properly hold hands
grips, how to put his feet, how to arrange a trunk. Kashiwazaki showed
basic exercises for teaching children osaekomi techniques. The film will
be useful for all lovers of judo. For young athletes, for experienced
wrestlers, for professionals and coaches.
Before
you the second part of a seminar. Kashivazaki has found time for
various details which help to strengthen reception performance.He has
shown exercises for training of children in fight lying and has answered
questions of participants of a seminar. The movie will be useful to all
fans of judo. For young athletes, for skilled fighters, for experts and
trainers. Katsukhiko Kashivazaki was born on September 16, 1951 the
Japanese judoist. The silver prize-winner of the World Cups in 1975 and
the world champion in 1981. I have begun to do judo with the 5th class.
After the termination of the Tokaj university Tokai began to be engaged
at Ibaraki Prefectural Taga school and the University. I have finished
sports career in 1982. I worked as the national trainer in England,
Canada, Germany and other countries. Since 2009 he trains judo at the
International university Budo in Japan. I have written the book Fighting
Judo with Terence Donovan published in 1986 by the Pelham magazine. Is
the author of other books on judo and several methodical DVDs of movies.
The excellent specialist in technology of fight lying. The best expert
in Japan in tomoe-nage throw equipment (a throw through the head).
Here
is the third part of the seminar. In the third film, the main theme is
the techniques, conducted mainly by the legs. In Japanese terminology,
this is the section ashi-waza. Explaining the footwork technique for
different throws, Kashivazaki always reiterated that footwork increases
the chance of dealing with a strong opponent. It is necessary to start
teaching children from the section ashi-waza. Much attention in the film
is given to the foot sweeps section, as well as the technique of
ko-soto-gari. Kashivazaki gave this explanation for taking ko-soto-gari.
According to statistics of competitions held in Japan, ko-soto-gari
action is used most often. In the course of the seminar, Kashivazaki
constantly addressed the topic of how to teach children these
techniques, what exercises to give. The film will be useful for coaches
working with children, for athletes studying techniques from the foot
sweep section.
This
is the fourth part of the seminar. In the fourth film, the main theme
is the struggle for grip. In Japanese terminology, this is the Kumi Kata
section. In this film you will see how to get rid of the capture of an
opponent, how to intercept the capture from the enemy, which capture is
not worth taking. Kashivazaki will show some tricks for capturing and
explain how to choose it. In the course of the seminar, he constantly
addressed the topic of how to teach children to take grips, what
exercises to give. The film will be useful for coaches working with
children, for athletes studying the section gripping in judo.
This
is the fifth part of the seminar. The seminar ends with this film. The
main theme of this part is the ground fighting technique. In Japanese
terminology, this is newaza. You will see several roll overs in ground
fighting. Kashivazaki will explain and show from which positions the
sankaku roll over is performed. At the end of the film, Kashivazaki
talks about how he began to train, what difficulties he faced, how he
managed to enter the world stage, how he had to change his personal
technique as a result of several injuries. The film will be useful for
coaches working with children, for athletes and amateurs studying judo.
Judo
technique, which Katanishi analyzed at the seminar. It should be noted
that all technical actions were in the standing position from the NAGE
WAZA section.
