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Hirata Taizu direct transmission technical college judo ★ Judo ★ where the amount of practice determines everything
Judo embodies the motto of 'overcoming hardness with softness.' Before World War II, Kosen judo flourished to the point where standing techniques were known as Kodokan, and ground techniques were called Kosen. It is said that the amount of practice in ground techniques directly reflects actual skill, showing a significant difference from standing techniques that rely heavily on sense. Men who aspire to judo, which can overcome differences in body size and weight through technique, and who train tirelessly—this is the Nekogyo Kenkyusukai (Sleeping Practice Research Society). This article introduces the techniques of the Negyō Research Society, which inherits the techniques of the late master Kanae Hirata and is said to have mastered the essence of ground techniques, and continues to develop new techniques one after another, as well as unique training methods.
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