柔道投技の分析 : ある金メダリストのきめ技について

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Objective of this paper is to compare techniques and reveal characteristics used in Ohsotogari done by world-clss Korean and a Japanese judoists in order to assist inexperienced judoists in better mastering this offensive technique. 1) The Ohsotogari technique of H. A., a worlud-class Korean judoist, was revealed to be a throw type Ohsotogari that consists of a [CHIKAMA] stance close to the opponent, a jump inward, and momentary seizure of a leg to forcefully make the opponent bend forward. 2) In comparison, the Ohsotogari technique of T. S., a Japanese judoist, was a set-up technique that starts with considerably more distance from the opponent, a large sliding step (nearly the length of a tatami mat) inward with the pivot leg, and an extension of the active leg. 3) It was found that both judoiste carried out a Ohsotogari techniqus employing the neck reflex. 4) Whether at the time of being thrust forward or at the time of the throw down, speed of the active foot used directy in the throw was found to be faster for H. A. Especially, speed of this foot when being brought down on the Y axis had a large difference of 2.819m/sec.
中京大学の論文
1996-03-19