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MASTERCLASS JUDO VOL. 1By Toshikazu Okada
Narrated by Hal Sharp

There is no question that the art of Judo developed by the late Grandmaster Jigoro Kano is one of the most popular sports and styles of martial arts, due to its effectiveness in real combat. A direct student of Oda Sensei, Master Toshikazu Okada has spent decades studying under the legendaries masters of Kodokan and analyzing the different components of this revolutionary sport. In this first of a two-volume DVD series, he reveals step-by-step secrets of the main techniques and principles used in the art and sport of Judo. All the principles and concepts are analyzed and explained with clear and precise descriptions. Sensei Okada is one of the most knowledgeable Kodokan instructors in the art of Ne-Waza and Kosen Judo. This is the ultimate DVD series on the subject of submission and the art of ground work. Learning this information will give you an arsenal of combinations and possibilities that will enable you to get complete control over your opponent in any kind of combat sport event and self-defense situation.

MASTERCLASS JUDO VOL. 2 : By Toshikazu Okada
Narrated by Hal Sharp

There is no question that the art of Judo developed by the late Grandmaster Jigoro Kano is one of the most popular sports and styles of martial arts, due to its effectiveness in real combat. A direct student of Oda Sensei, Master Toshikazu Okada, has spent decades studying under the legendaries masters of Kodokan and analyzing the different components of this revolutionary sport. In this second of a two-volume DVD series, he reveals step-by-step secrets of the main techniques and principles used in the art and sport of Judo. All the principles and concepts are analyzed and explained with clear and precise descriptions. Sensei Okada is one of the most knowledgeable Kodokan instructors in the art of Ne-Waza and Kosen Judo. This is the ultimate DVD series on the subject of submission and the art of ground work. Learning this information will give you an arsenal of combinations and possibilities that will enable you to get complete control over your opponent in any kind of combat sport event and self-defense situation.

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Format:	DVD-R NTSCDVD-R discs can be played on most DVD players and computers worldwide. Note that customers having older model DVD players or older DVD drives on their computers that are not compatible with the DVD-R format may not be able to view these DVDs. If you have questions or doubts, check your manufacturer's instruction manual.
Languages:	English
Release date:	May 2008
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Author: Charles Tharrington
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A huge overview of ne waza techniques for sure.However not an instructional by any means.You would need to have a Judo or Jujitsu background to work the techniques.Nice amount of techniques and sweet old footage of old school judo's ground game.I see where BJJ's roots are... in JUDO!

Author: carlos r. j.hechevarria
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Author: Jeffrey Pham
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Lots of techniques but overall wasn't very well put together. Definitely not a instructional. No detailed explanations or viewing angels of each technique.