shodokan

[utubesqueeze]

While I normally can't stand Tomiki (due to its ridiculous sport element), this sensei nevertheless shows its built on solid underlying technique. Impressive.

[laurenaikido]

@utubesqueeze of course - the sport element is there just to help people test the effectiveness of their techniques. It's not mandatory.

[xCaptainHMorganx]

man - at 0:55 I just love that double handed spin around throw/toss so uke lands on his arse. great technique.

[tenkaikotegaeshi]

Shihan!!

[jumahl47]

That's Tetsuro Nariyama sensei...

[harryc25]

At 1.05, its a beautiful smooth technique which looks awesome in its simplicity and effectiveness,

Anyone is lucky to train under Tanaka.

[xCaptainHMorganx]

@harryc25 Another great technique... very nice.

[alex271]

what is this garbage.

[Jenkins3999]

my dad's met the "victim" his names otah.

tho i can't spell it.

sensei tanaka is pretty amazing too.

[kmcbreeze]

I think that's omori san there doing uke.

[smartwerker]

.. all about energy flow ..

[TheKus]

and a lot about position of body mechanics which are purely physical.

[smartwerker]

Sure thing, I practice EPAK and BJJ

[smartwerker]

We do lots of "Lock Flow"

[InnerZerg]

At least his assistant/victim knows how to fall, those really would hurt if he didn't.

[opivy22]

man Tanaka sensei is scary to watch

[TheKus]

that he is, but this is Nariyama Sensei

[wakarimasen80]

Simply awesome