Dotokan Judo Theory DVD 2 by Koichi Ishizu - Advanced Martial Arts Training Techniques for Self-Defense & Competition | Perfect for Judo Practitioners, Coaches & MMA Fighters

Doto-Kan Judo Research Institute - Judo Theory Volume 2

Highly Praised by Athletes and Instructors Alike! Dotokan Judo Theory Proven in Numerous Competitions Introducing Logic of Combined Legs and Central Legs

Koichi Ishizu, a first-generation graduate from the prestigious judo club at Tenri University's four-year Physical Education Department, has dedicated over half a century to pursuing extensive judo coaching theories. His home dojo, Dotokan, annually produces competitors for national tournaments, drawing instructors from all over Japan in search of its secrets. This DVD, eagerly anticipated by countless judo coaches, marks the second installment.

Contents:

• Review of Volume 1
• Breaking from all directions
• Hachikaru (hachikaru)
• Gan-pa when grappling with a non-moving opponent
• Entering with the right leg on the left foot
• Combined legs and central legs when the opponent moves
• Hane-goshi to the right-moving opponent
• Right-legged car to the right-moving opponent
• Combined legs and central legs when the opponent moves left
• Combined legs and central legs when the opponent comes forward
• Combined legs and central legs when the opponent moves backward
• Moving the opponent back and forth with combined legs and central legs
• Central leg = hook leg
• Moving the opponent to the right and combining legs and central legs
• Moving the opponent to the left and combining legs and central legs
• Pushing the opponent back and throwing a large inner thigh
• Pulling out the opponent and combining legs and central legs
• Moving the opponent counterclockwise and combining legs and central legs
• Moving the opponent clockwise and combining legs and central legs
• Moving the opponent several times and combining legs and central legs
• Combined legs and central legs <left set/left technique case>
• How to pull out the opponent
• How to move the opponent
• Creating space
• Creating space for O-goshi
• How to enter when the opponent is flung
• Shankan condition
• Back first
• Rolling the neck, rolling the shoulder
• Gan-pa-ton review

Cast:

Koichi Ishizu (born August 13, 1936) Born in Osaka, Koichi Ishizu was captivated by the allure of judo after witnessing remarkable judo skills at Mikunioka High School's judo club in Osaka Prefecture. As a first-generation student in the four-year Physical Education Department at Tenri University, he engaged in rigorous training with excellent teachers and peers, devoting himself entirely to judo during his university years. Since graduating in 1961, he has served as a judo club coach at middle and high schools, continuing his dedication to judo instruction.

In addition, he established the Dotokan Judo Dojo at his home in 1969, where he has garnered attention for his outstanding work instructing elementary school students in judo. His passion for pursuing judo principles is remarkable, spending his days organizing vast amounts of materials documenting daily discoveries.