A historical study of the diffusion of Kodokan Judo in the US by Tsunejiro Tomita(formerly Tunejiro Yamada)
Naoki MURATA |
1-18 |
A study of history and techniques of Judo: Succession of kitoryu-jujutsu
Yoshiaki TODO, Makoto HOSHINA, Osamu MOURI, Naoki MURATA, Shusaku KIRYU |
19-30 |
Finding out Good Osaekomi Moves and Developing Evaluation Critcria for OIsaekomi Techniques
Toshikazu YABUNE, Hiroyuki NAKAJIMA, Atsutoshi ARIYAMA, Takayuki FUJINO |
31-39 |
Emergence of jujutsu match and its fact in the end of Tokugawa period: analysis of Tenjinshinyo-ryu’s record “Taryu Shiai Seimei Hikae”
Tetsuya NAKAJIMA |
41-58 |
Relationship Between Jigoro Kano and Ariya Honda
Ken-ichi HIGASHI |
59-68 |
The effects of back and forth jump training with vascular occlusion in college male judo player
Yasutaka OHKAWA, Yuji OZAWA, Goushi ISHIBASHI |
69-75 |
The Influence of Joint Positioning of the Osoto-gari Sweeping Leg on Muscle Force Potential of the Gastrocnemius
Rodney T. IMAMURA, Misaki ITEYA, Daryl L. PARKER |
77-83 |
An EMG Analysis: Seoi-Nage in Elite Women’s Judo LightweightClass-In situations of opposite grip
Tomoko FUKUMI |
85-93 |
Motion analysis of trunk tilt and hip joint in Uchimata(Inner Thigh Throw)
Seiji MIYAZAKI, Hideyuki NAGAO, Kosei INOUE, Kenichiro HAGA, Maki TSUKADA, Naoki ITAMI, Hiroshi YAMADA, Keita OGAWARA |
95-107 |
Proposal for Tactics Learned in Junior High School Judo Lessons(Part 1)-Utilizing “Nage no kata” that can be Used in Class-
Yuji OZAWA, Michito SAKAMOTO, Goshi ISHIBASHYI, Yasutaka OHKAWA, Takahiro KURIKI, Yukiharu YOSHITAKA, Hajime NAKAHARA |
109-117 |
The Influence on Attitude toward Judo Lessons of Junior High School Students by Introducing Cooperators in Judo Lesson-In Case of S-ku Which is Aggressively Introducing Cooperators-Susumu TAKAHASHI, Hiroyuki TANAKA, Kenji TAKAHASHI, Motonobu ISOMURA Takashi OGATA, Motonari SAMESHIMA, Ken-ichi SHOSHIDA, Mikihiro MUKAI, Hideya MORI, Kota SAMESHIMA, Yukitomo YOGI, Tetsuo ASANO, Yukio SATO, Toshihiro TAKEZAWA, Masahiko KIMURA
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119-138 |
Mental support for junior women’s players oriented to the competing Judo at a high school -Based on UK analysis of players reinforced in All Japan Judo Federation-Jun-ichiro MATSUMOTO, Keisuke KAKITA, Eri KAKITA, Yoshihisa ISHIKAWA, Masayasu FUNAKOSHI
The possibilities and limitations of judo as physical education for learning culture
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139-151 |
The possibilities and limitations of judo as physical education for learning culture
Atsutoshi ARIYAMA, Toshikazu YABUNE, Kohei SHIMAMOTO, Jun KONNO |
153-162 |
