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Nage-waza Ura-no-kata by Yasushi Takahashi and Noburo Sugawara.
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Nage-waza Ura-no-kata - Yasushi Takahashi and Noburo Sugawara
Jonesy- Posts : 1070
Join date : 2013-01-02
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Nage-waza Ura-no-kata - Yasushi Takahashi and Noburo Sugawara
by Jonesy Wed Jan 29, 2014 12:21 am
NBK- Posts : 1298
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Location : Tokyo, Japan
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Re: Nage-waza Ura-no-kata - Yasushi Takahashi and Noburo Sugawara
by NBK Sat May 31, 2014 10:31 am
The text notes that this was taken around 1975, and might contain modifications by Takahashi 8dan (i.e., is not exactly the nage waza ura of Mifune 10dan).
It is certainly different in detail from the version I learned.
NBK
It is certainly different in detail from the version I learned.
NBK
wdax- Posts : 184
Join date : 2013-01-22
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Re: Nage-waza Ura-no-kata - Yasushi Takahashi and Noburo Sugawara
by wdax Sat May 31, 2014 6:15 pm
There are some major points, that would not really call "modifications".
There exist BTW a lot of diiferent versions of Nage-waza-ura-no-Kata. Mifune himself f.ex. demonstrates different counter-throws against O-uchi-gari in the film (tomoe-nage) and in his book (o-uchi-gaeshi).
Kazuo Ito describes alternative couter-throws against some atacks (up to three different counters depending on the precise situation). He also added a 16th technique (counter against O-soto-gari). Many techniques he describes are different in detail to Mifune´s way of doing them.
Today Ochiai-sensei also teaches some modifications, which are not according to Mifune or Ito.
If one studies these differences carefully, one finds out, that the underlying principle is always the same.
There exist BTW a lot of diiferent versions of Nage-waza-ura-no-Kata. Mifune himself f.ex. demonstrates different counter-throws against O-uchi-gari in the film (tomoe-nage) and in his book (o-uchi-gaeshi).
Kazuo Ito describes alternative couter-throws against some atacks (up to three different counters depending on the precise situation). He also added a 16th technique (counter against O-soto-gari). Many techniques he describes are different in detail to Mifune´s way of doing them.
Today Ochiai-sensei also teaches some modifications, which are not according to Mifune or Ito.
If one studies these differences carefully, one finds out, that the underlying principle is always the same.
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