Hayward Nishioka – Power Judo Vol.3

Hayward Nishioka – Power Judo Vol.3

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Salepage: Hayward Nishioka – Power Judo Vol.3

Volume 3 Get a Grip
This superb video shows the secrets of using the proper grips
in elite Judo competition. The key elements are detailed explanations of
how and why to use the different gripping methods and how to break and
counter them to turn the table on your opponent. The techniques are
shown being executed in actual competition for a better appreciation of
their use under a real sport situation. Sensei Hayward Nishioka explains
the important points in the execution of the proper grip under specific
circumstances. This is not only a great instructional video, but an
inspiring one. It is a true gem for all grapplers, regardless of style
(Judo, Sanbo, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, etc…) Watch it and decide for
yourself.

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