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The Nage-No-Kata is the first of two randori No Kata defined by the Kodokan Judo Institute. Master Jigaro Kano work out this Kata in 1884-1885 from the lesson received from the school of "Kito Ryu"
The Nage-No-Kata is composed of 15 throwing techniques grouped per series of three movements according to the five traditional families' of the Kodokan
This Kata must be demonstrated as the perfect application of the throwing techniques (Nage Waza), the body movements (Tai Sabaki), the art of off-balancing (Kuzushi) and core Judo displacement (Shintai). It's the only Kata where the techniques are executed on both sides.
| Te Waza |
Koshi Waza |
Ashi Waza |
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| Ma Sutemi Waza |
Yoko Sutemi Waza |
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Presentation area and opening bow
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The first series
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