Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts

Monday, 4 March 2013

Mannam judo is good at Ground Sparring

It seems like being a while and posting loads of ground sparring. 

But, today will be very refreshing one because we are going to focus on different types of sparring though. 

Generally, there are different names and forms of sparring in terms of sports. 
Not only judo has sparring techniques but also many different martial arts have sparring. 

In Muay Thai and boxing, sparring is normally called sparring


But, Chinese martial arts, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, and Japanese martial arts are used in their own jargon like San shou(Pushing hands), rolling and randori


This video clip shows how the two different level of judoka plays. 

It must be a big match! :)    



Saturday, 12 January 2013

29th December 2012 - Night of the Stars (from Mannam)

☆Night of the Stars


Guys~ Apologise for this late posting about last year event. Hope no one gets upset with this.  At the end of the year, Mannam Voluteer was invented to this special event. This was a good close to the year of 2012. We are so looking for what the Mannam Judo team will be in 2013. 





Mannam Volunteer Wards Ceremony



Q. How many time do our mannam judo team appear?



 Q. And Who had the most beautiful smile in the video clip?

 :D


Thursday, 10 January 2013

Judo Technique - Ground Sparring from Mannam Judo Class

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What is 'Ground Sparring'? 


There was some confusions about the difference between free practice and ground sparring. So let me clarify about this technique. 

Mannam Judo team at Hanyang University in 3rd of Jan 2013 


A kind of sparring is also known as "free practice" in Judo. 


Rocked! can not move at all. 


Two players attempt to submit or defeat each other the ground techniques, such as a chokehold or joint lock, one submits which we learnt before. 


Mannam Judo ladies never lose their smile


In free practice, tapping the mat or one's opponent at least twice is the manner that clearly  indicates the submission. 
When this happen, the tapping player has lost and the match is over.   

American soldiers With Mannam Judo team   



If you would like to experience more about Judo please do not hesitate to contact Mannam Judo Class which is at Hanyang University. 
Winner's smile!