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If you had to teach someone Judo with just 3 principles, what would you teach them?
The big ones for me that made the biggest difference in my Judo (as far as I can tell):
- keep your back straight, no matter what
- get an upper arm grip
- think about your planting foot (where it has to be so the throw can be done) before you think about your reaping foot
Might sound like no-brainers to some but just keeping these 3 things in mind has dramatically improved my defensive and offensive abilities. How would you teach a beginner with just 3 principles?
u/SnooPandas363 — 3 days ago