Budovideos.com - Kodokan DVD Kime No Kata

The Kime-no-Kata was created around in 1888 to study how to attack and defense. However, with the change in lifestyles, it became necessary to come up with a new set of kata more suited to the times. Therefore, in 1956, the Kodokan established Goshin Jutsu, a set of 21 self defense techniques, which are divided into two prod_categories Toshu or Against Unarmed Attack and Buki or Against Armed Attack. Besides providing a demonstration of and commentary on the correct forms of each technique, this video also provides a precise explanation of the main points. TOSHU (Against Unarmed Attack) I. When hold 1. Ryote-dori 2. Hidari-eri-dori 3. Migi-eri-dori 4. Kataude-dori 5. Ushiro-eri-dori 6. Ushiro-jime 7. Kakae-dori II. At a Distance 1. Naname-chi 2. Ago-tsuki 3. Gammen-tsuki 4. Mae-geri 5. Yoko-geri BUKI (Against Armed Attack) I. Dagger 1. Tsukkake 2. Choku-tsuki 3. Naname-tsuki II. Stick 1. Furiage 2. Furioroshi 3. Morote-tsuki III. Pistol 1. Shomen-zuke 2. Koshi-gamae 3. Haimen-zuke

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Format:	DVD NTSCNTSC is the standard video format used in North America and parts of Asia. This DVD will play on any standard DVD player in North America or other country where NTSC is used. Most relatively new DVD players have the ability to convert signals from NTSC to PAL or vice versa. We sell NTSC and PAL DVDs to customers all over the world on a daily basis without much problem. Occasionaly there are a few customers with older set top DVD players that cannot do a signal conversion. If you have any doubts about the ability of your DVD player to properly convert the signal, please referance your manufacturer's instruction manual. Because a computer is neither PAL nor NTSC, you should have no problem playing an NTSC or PAL DVD on your computer.
Languages:	English
Length:	52 min.
Release date:	January 2006
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