Tetsuzan Kuroda – Kobujutsu Taisabaki (Body Movement)

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Tetsuzan Kuroda – Kobujutsu Taisabaki (Body Movement)

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Salepage: Tetsuzan Kuroda – Kobujutsu Taisabaki (Body Movement)

Kuroda Sensei teaches a class escapes from arm-locks, grabs without
force using muscle relaxation and knowledge of body mechanics. Amazing
details! He is teaching his students how to do it, not just
demonstrating. It would help to know Japanese to know more key details
but there is a lot here to try and think about.

Sensei Kuroda shows the effect of what it means to internalize or master the basics.

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