Judo falling and rolling backwards technique (taekwonwoo)

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Nakbup (Falls) : In JUDO the method of falling is an art in itself. Mastery of Nakbup, or the art of falling, is essential for the prevention of injury when you are thrown. Thus nakbup is the first technique for you to learn and master before you practice any throwing techniques.

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[SideWaysiscool]

this is the only guy on YouTube that does it properly

[hijneken]

Thank you sensei

[raygadatube]

Tnanks for sharing !!!!

[kennymatsui123]

uoow i need this technique

[bklyncosanostra]

Thanks for postin this vid.I've been practicin WTF TKD for 30 years.and back in the day we all knew how to breakfall. These techniques are all necessary for everyone and should be taught as one begins ANY martial art. TKWOO ROCKS. Keep up the great work Sabumnim Woo.