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How to Tie a Belt in Judo for Children
Back Fall in Judo for Children
Right Hand Side Fall in Judo for Children
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Front Roll in Judo for Children
Right Hand Front Roll in Judo for Children
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Backward Roll in Judo for Children
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Side Foot Sweep in Judo for Children
Outer Sweep in Judo for Children
inner Sweep in Judo for Children
One Arm Shoulder Throw in Judo for Children
Two Arm Shoulder Throw in Judo for Children
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Right Arm Take Down in Judo for Children
Big Hip Throw in Judo for Children
Double Grip Hip Throw in Judo for Children
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Summary: Learn the technique for side foot sweep throwing in this sports video from our professional black belt instructor on Judo for children.
Angel Perez is the sensei and owner of Champion Martial Arts USA in Miami, FL. He started practicing martial arts at age seven. Perez holds a 2nd degree black belt and is certified and...read more
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"On behalf of Expert Village my name is Angel Perez with the Champion Martial Arts in Miami, Florida and we would be teaching judo for kids. Now we I will be demonstrating the Ashi Guruma it is also a foot sweep however it is not aside foot sweep it goes to the front. As such. Basic judo grip under the elbow with your left hand either up on the lapel or a little lower depending on how tall or short you are. Step, step, and now I turn and I never let go of the grip the grip is continues. I will now show you in real time. "
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