MARUYAMA Seminar in Romania - 2023

Pretty basic stuff if you ask me, but it's nice to see the legend at work.
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[@Chadi]

In Almaty 2016 he rocked the O soto, and one step uchi mata

[@victorhuynh7264]

Is Maruyama speaking japanese to Jay Shimizu then Jay shimizu translating to English to the announcer and then the announcer translating to Romanian! Quite the language logistics!

[@judomasterjudo]

Also judo breakdown one of the best videos i have seen, i would like to see more of that. But overall great effort💪

[@invincible_ssj4]

I’m from Romania and didn’t know about the seminar and that’s a former team mate with the mic from the national team with which I have trained but just as a hobby 😂

[@visionbliss6731]

What is the name of the club in bucharest?

[@hidehirojuniorobata7690]

MARUYAMA THE BEST 👏👏👏

[@swimmo201]

I’ve seen old footage of Maruyama in his university days doing osoto in a match, but is was in kenka yotsu though

[@skyless7304]

Awesome video

[@gardennovice7896]

Very efficient in what he does

[@Bl2EAKIN]

I think what he was demonstrating at 3:38 is key as to why his Uchimata is so good, and you can see also see it in any other player that has Uchimata as their tokui-waza.
The rear leg steps IN FRONT the lead leg, not behind as it is traditionally taught. After I made that change myself I instantly saw better results with the throw, even though I'm still getting better at it.
What I found that it does for me, especially as a taller lefty, is that it positions my hips better in relation to uke and lowers the chance that they will escape. When I was doing it the traditional way by stepping behind the lead leg, I often found that uke has a very easy time escaping it unless I catch him completely off-guard, or it would just turn into an ugly ken-ken uchimata that often failed.

[@lanedane]

Interesting

[@JudoHighlights2015]

I wouldn’t say it’s the traditional way here in Japan. The way Maruyama does it is pretty standard here

[@user-zz8dn7de4l]

❤🎉

[@bobyjoegames2]

Ive never seen uchi mata done this way, do you know of any videos that go into more details on it

[@JudoHighlights2015]

Youve never seen a one step? Look up Inoue Kosei 😊

[@tartufo4870]

Nice 👍 👏 💯 😃

[@Lonson1]

Are you not going to do seperate video on shalva gureshidze?(only champ left from jurior world championship)

[@JudoArt]

😍

[@user-lc3ey1od1t]

❤❤❤❤

[@judomasterjudo]

It would be nice if u can find Lombardo’s masterclass, i think there is a lot to learn, and it would be great video

[@aya1027aya]

Maruyama's dad's RUclips channel explains a lot about those techniques.

[@erenyeagar5904]

What's his channel

[@Peace_Chants]

🇩🇿❤️💪

[@ahmedpreldzic]

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