The Fighting Spirit of Judo Book by Yasuhiro Yamashita Yuko Miyato Key Differences from Conventional O-goshi

Key Differences from Conventional O-goshi

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The Fighting Spirit of Judo Book by Yasuhiro Yamashita Yuko Miyato Key Differences from Conventional O-goshiYashuhiro Yamashita is the most successful fighter in the history of judo, with a record that is unlikely ever to be matched From 1977 to his retirement in 1985, he was unbeaten, winning 203 matches mostly by ippon. He accumulated nine All Japan titles, the Olympic gold medal in 1984, and four world titles. Often smaller than his opponents, he relied almost entirely on pure judo technique honed to an extremely high degree. His main throws osoto gari,