The real Yama Arashi

Ho cercato inutilmente in rete un video che mostrasse il modo corretto di "tirare" Yama Arashi, e alla fine ho deciso di caricarlo io. Questo breve filmato è tratto da un video didattico del Kodokan di Tokyo.
This is the real Yama Arashi!

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• jigoro
• kano
• judo
• kodokan
• nage
• waza
• yama
• arashi
• mountain
• tempest
• tempesta
• di
• montagna

[junegoiste]

変形の跳ね腰じゃないの

[nzallanuto]

これは山嵐です

[Polipone74]

ma non dovrebbe essere una tecnica "morote"?

shouldn't it be a "morote" technique?

[nzallanuto]

No, la presa è in "eri", tant'è vero che il mio maestro (delle scuola di Masatomi Ikeda), diversamente da questo video, me la faceva eseguire col palmo al contrario, tipo "eri seoi nage".

[7lynx]

@nzallanuto ma che tu sappia, è una tecnica proibita nelle competizioni o no? c'è chi mi dice che rientra nelle tecniche proibite in competizione ( tipo kawazu gake, kani basami etc.) e chi invece dice che è solo inconsueta

[nzallanuto]

@7lynx Non fa parte delle tecniche proibite, anche se comporta una caduta abbastanza pericolosa... comunque è molto raro che qualcuno provi ad eseguirla in combattimento.

[boris1010]

Yup this is the real thing according to the gokiu, mountain storm

[newaza2boddha]

@ezpariah

actually this is closest to the standard yama arashi of many judo text book. (e.g. Kodokan Throwing Techniques by Daigo Toshiro)

The leg reap is different from harai goshi in this move if u pay close attention.

Anyway.... I haven''t seen the real deal by Saigo Shiro....so I have no say.

[kuronakatu]

あの釣り手でよく投げれるね　凄い

俺がやっていたのは、単なる片襟の払い腰だったんだな＞＜；



[DonMadrusso]

thanks to SHIRO SAIGO i think - he created yama arashi

[jockstrappers]

BEAUTIFUL!

[JoachimderZweite]

@aspenrebel When I was a boy in Japan the names of throws at the Kodokan were always mixed up. Judoka and sensei would ofteh call the same throws by different names. There were of course some sure bets that were never confused - uchimata, tomoenage, katagruma, ipponseoi. The names of throws are simply a starting point if you know what the names mean. If not - why not just spend the time perfecting your throws with the endless repetitions that are required to really master a throw.

[aspenrebel]

@bluedynamitemetranom So it would be nice if you could stay off here, and stop your self promotion. I suspect that you are an MMA enthusiast as well. Tori, in this video, did not execute it as a typical hip throw as you claim. There is no hip in it. It is a hand technique. This is not Yama Otoshi. This is not Australian Judo, This is not British "Syllabus" Judo. This is Kodokan Judo, how Yama Arashi is suppose to be done. This is not being executed in a tournament where it'd look diff.

[aspenrebel]

@bluedynamitemetranom I'm really not sure what you are babbling about, nor is anyone else. But you say you are an Aussie, which explains it. You Aussie's and your British Judo counterparts tend to "reinvent the wheel". You like to remake Kodokan (Kano's) Judo in your own image. Give new and diff names to throws, change things and claim this is how it is suppose to be done. When it is not, it is not original Kano/Kodokan Judo. The throw in this video IS Yama Arashi, it is NOT a hip throw.

[aspenrebel]

@ezpariah Perhaps what you claim Saigo did in a tourney was Yama Otoshi and not Yama Arashi. Yama Otoshi would not utilize a leg sweep. The throw in this video cannot be "closer to Harai Goshi". Harai Goshi is a Koshiwaza, Yama Arashi is a Tewaza. There is no hip involved in the throw in this video. It is a hand technique.

[aspenrebel]

@ezpariah So I don't know what you are talking about, nor do you, obviously. Nor do I know what "throw" you are doing. But what is shown in this video IS Yama Arashi, done correctly. Anything else is either a variation on this, not Yama, or a Variation on another throw. Do not try to change the Kodokan's "principles" and classifications, cuz you cannot. You are incorrect. Why don't u learn the truth instead of adulterated versions in tourneys that people claim is Yama?