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Judo/Sambo >> Fundamental positions in newaza?
| 7/19/12 10:41 AM | |
TEOMOFE
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Edited: 07/19/12 10:42 AM Member Since: 2/9/09 Posts: 467 |
Settle a bet for me. If I said "The fundamental positions in judo newaza are turtle, guard and half guard", would you agree or disagree? Note: this is from a 'these are positions you need to know how to defend and attack, because these positions are the ones that you encounter the most, after a throw or as part of an escape' point of view. |
| 7/19/12 4:28 PM | |
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ASanchez83
Member Since: 11/19/06 Posts: 69 |
Disagree. You need to know all of osaekomi and common submissions and possible escapes from them as well as what you have posted above. 
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| 7/19/12 9:05 PM | |
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judoblackbelt
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Member Since: 3/28/07 Posts: 2105 |
I also would add flat down(prone) position. In general I kind of agree with you.I would of said "The fundamental atttack positions of judo newaza you need to learn are ......and add the prone position. |
| 7/19/12 11:53 PM | |
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Seong gyeong
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Member Since: 12/7/10 Posts: 449 |
Kesa-gatame is what came to mind when I read the title. |
| 7/20/12 4:21 AM | |
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TheThrill
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Member Since: 2/26/07 Posts: 4991 |
Haven't been doing judo very long but it seems to me that most of the people in the judo class I take try to get right to side control when it hits the ground
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| 7/22/12 10:54 AM | |
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judom
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Member Since: 10/31/05 Posts: 2164 |
its important to learn how to pin first, from many directions and how to switch between pins. I learned that by doing drills where you pin without using hands. You quickly learn the right body positions. |
| 8/12/12 1:00 AM | |
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supersaiyan
Edited: 08/12/12 1:01 AM Member Since: 3/20/02 Posts: 38235 |
kayla-harrison came to my mind |
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