Although uchi-mata means "inner thigh throw", I find this variation of the technique (grabbing the leg instead of going for the inner thigh) to be more difficult but incredibly more efficient. I love it. And I'm going to practice it a lot. Also, let me tell you ms. Tanimoto's smile is contagious, every time I re-watch this video I can't help myself but to smile too. She really must be an incredible person. Thanks for all you do, keep it up.
I love this one!!! Thank you Kodokan! Please keep them coming! I think would be good a "Description on differences between closely resembled Waza" between uchi mata and hane goshi.
I love this channel! Thank you! I have just initiated the judo club in my hometown since it has been resting for many years and this channel helps me with the coaching.
Hello Judo commumity and lots of thanks to Kodokan for the initiative. I would be greatful to watch an explanatory video to help distinguish Uchi mata from Hane Goshi coz to difference is not very clear to me. Thanks again and have a wonderful new year from Cameroon in Africa.
Por um pequeno erro na hora da prova eu não fui pra amarela, fiquei na azul com ponta amarela, mas não paro de treinar, e Faço jiu-jitsu também sou azul de jiu-jitsu OSS 🙇🏼♂️🤜🏻🤛🏻
In Japan Women have the option to use solid black or black with white stripe. Black with white stripe was traditionally the women’s version of the black belts, while the men’s is what we know black belt as today.
In one of his videos, FLUID JUDO JAPAN (ruclips.net/channel/UCbnLFPhDW74n3SZajC_JLFg) says that the Japanese do a a Hane-Goshi-style Uchi-Mata for Uchi-Komi or instructional situations like this, especially in Kenka-Yotsu.
コメント欄をみたところ、世界中の柔道家が谷本歩実先生の技をみて、感動してます。
もちろん私も感動しました。
このような素晴らしいVTRを企画制作してくださった講道館と谷本先生に感謝します。上村館長の産経新聞のインタビュー（2022年５月）のおことば「匠の技を残すのは今しかない」の通りだと思います。
すばらしいVTRを公開してくださりありがとうございました。(2022年5月記)
かわいいし、かっこいいし、美しい…
憧れます😍
Timestamps:
- 2:00 uchi-mata
- 5:48 ippon-seoi (towards the lapel-side)
- 9:19 sode-tsurikomi-goshi (with lapel + sleeve)
She explained everything beautifully! This community is lucky to have her!
I like this person's clear instructional style and the economical way she moves so precisely. Very enjoyable.
太鼓を叩くように…のところ
とんでもない肩、肘の柔らかさ。
強さの片鱗が、色んなところで見える。
谷本歩実 人美笑容甜美
Bi medalhista de ouro e faixa preta da Kodokan. A nata do Judô. Oss.
What a great Class... Arigato, Sensei!
素晴らしい❗柔道の技の伝達､教えに、、感動致しました❗貴重なもの観させて頂き、、ありがとうございました‥‼️本当に勉強に、なり柔道がまた好きに、なりそうです
Love the uchi mata entry
Although uchi-mata means "inner thigh throw", I find this variation of the technique (grabbing the leg instead of going for the inner thigh) to be more difficult but incredibly more efficient.
I love it. And I'm going to practice it a lot.
Also, let me tell you ms. Tanimoto's smile is contagious, every time I re-watch this video I can't help myself but to smile too. She really must be an incredible person.
Thanks for all you do, keep it up.
Love Ayumi Tanimoto
👍👍
素晴らしいですよ！🎌🥋
KODOKAN REALLY INSPIRES ME!!!!
I love this one!!! Thank you Kodokan! Please keep them coming!
I think would be good a "Description on differences between closely resembled Waza" between uchi mata and hane goshi.
A magnificent presentation. Thank you.
Great variety of techniques great instruction thank you
This is a perfect explanation. Thank you!
Great Video! Thank you Sensai
Thank you very much. Student from Sydney, Australia.
I love this channel! Thank you! I have just initiated the judo club in my hometown since it has been resting for many years and this channel helps me with the coaching.
Obrigado Sensei Ayumi! Santos - Brasil
Hello Judo commumity and lots of thanks to Kodokan for the initiative. I would be greatful to watch an explanatory video to help distinguish Uchi mata from Hane Goshi coz to difference is not very clear to me. Thanks again and have a wonderful new year from Cameroon in Africa.
Thank you, great technical video and very clear descriptions.
Please make more Waza video Kodokan. This is really good technical teaching of the technique. Onegaishimasu
野村忠宏 × 阿部一二三
ruclips.net/video/Jg3Vj5jUb3w/видео.html
@@名無し-w3y4f thank you
great technique!
What a sweetheart!
Thank you very much
Thank you very much for sharing this with us!!
Fantastic video! I hope we get more of these!
Great instruction! Thanks for the video
Saludos desde MEXICO👍🙌🏻
You are the best
I'm really glad for watching your video ❤
Very instructive!
Good work 👍
Koga’s girl right there
Very good, muito bom. More!!
I think I need to learn to play the taiko drums 😅🙏
Very cool !
muchas gracias , What a Class thank you to make this video
Por um pequeno erro na hora da prova eu não fui pra amarela, fiquei na azul com ponta amarela, mas não paro de treinar, e Faço jiu-jitsu também sou azul de jiu-jitsu OSS 🙇🏼♂️🤜🏻🤛🏻
Na próxima consegue. Consegui a roxa depois de 2 tentativas. Oss.
@@gabrieltoledo1978 acho que depois de 2 anos eu pego a roxa no jiu, me graduei a pouco tempo !
@@philipzabaoficial6920 Vamos que vamos. Oss.
깔끔한 기술과 설명입니다! 많은 도움이 되었습니다
❤️❤️❤️
Impressive
¿Qué significado tiene ese cinturón con franjas blanca y negra?
👌👌👌
Muito show😀👏👏👏
Why does sensei wear a white stripe through their belt?
👌
👌👌👌👌👌
The first technique is hane goshi, not uchi mata.
For the japanese is uchimata.In Hane goshi you dont need to extend the leg in that way. Is a koshi waza technique
ρε συ Φανη..λες να μην ξερει η Γιαπωνεζα?
What about the black and white belt?
In Japan Women have the option to use solid black or black with white stripe. Black with white stripe was traditionally the women’s version of the black belts, while the men’s is what we know black belt as today.
@@Budoexplained Thank you very much for the explanation. Didn't know that.
Great explanation and technic, but I don't think I understand the difference with hane-goshi, can someone help ?
This is in fact hane-goshi, not uchi-mata
I think, In uchimata leg action is sweep, Hane goshi its lifting.
In one of his videos, FLUID JUDO JAPAN (ruclips.net/channel/UCbnLFPhDW74n3SZajC_JLFg) says that the Japanese do a a Hane-Goshi-style Uchi-Mata for Uchi-Komi or instructional situations like this, especially in Kenka-Yotsu.
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