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Different Reiho, different ways how practice Randori ... from today. It is probably Enbu (exhibition of "combat skill") of Randori. In my view is interesting: Not much defense, attack is main. More trying to do own waza. More Ashiwaza, more
(just gonna copy/paste this from old forum) Hello my friends, I have a bit of a problem. In shiai I have won many times by newaza strangle or armlock (just saying), and I have begun to feel like a bit of a specialist. The problem is that for me this skill
This is what I understand of Randori: 1. Randori is free practice. 2. You have the opportunity to try and implement what you have learnt in a more competative way than uchikomi. 3. Therefore, it doesn't matter if you don't get it right and get thrown
Hello everyone, I'm a former member of the other place and made my transition over here. Anyways, I seem to still be really struggling in Randori. I've been practicing Judo consistently for about 4 years and although I can perform uchikomi decently in
How intense/hard do you go in randori? Should you ever go full-bore, shiai-style and is there a reason for that other than getting the feel of said shiai? Also, this may seem kind of common-sense, but I will ask anyway. How hard should you throw uke i
Greetings, fellow travelers to the grave A few questions regarding 'blind' randori (randori with your and/or your partners eyes closed, and hopefully with someone watching who'll warn you if someone's about to get thrown somewhere that might make for a