Showing posts with label udegarame. Show all posts
Showing posts with label udegarame. Show all posts

Thursday, May 08, 2008

Working the envelope

AM judo with Rob
  • warmup with the ground mobility cycle
  • kosotogari→(kesa↔mune)→(wakigatame↔udegarame)
  • near leg (bent) armbar, far leg (straight) armbar, and elbow crank from kesagatame
  • top shoulder choke and step-over choke from kesagatame
  • straitjacket holds from kamishiho, tateshiho, and munegatame

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Early AM judo increasingly strenuous

5 AM Judo with Rob
  • Warmup with ground mobility cycle and holding cycle
  • Drill: uki→kesa→mune→ushirokata (10 reps each)
  • Drill: uki→kesa→mune→udegarame→wakigatame (10 reps each)
  • Drill: uki→mune→kesa→wakigatame→udegarame (10 reps each)
  • nagekomi: R1/R3→outside cross grip→deashi/kosoto
  • nagekomi: R1/R3→outside cross grip→osotogari (with a crashpad)
  • nagekomi: R1/R3→outside cross grip→uranage (with a crashpad)

It was good to be back to a more vigorous judo practice after bruising/breaking (or otherwise busting) a rib a couple of months ago. I can tell I've lost (temporarily) some of my tolerance to having my chest crushed in groundwork. Well, now that I can play more vigorously again I'll get it back pretty quick.

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