The Shintaro Higashi Show

Shintaro Higashi
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The Shintaro Higashi Show

Everything Judo and some musings about life with Shintaro Higashi and his trusty sidekick Peter Yu.

  1. 3 天前

    Martial Arts Content Creator to Sumo National Champion - Sensei Seth

    Shintaro welcomes Sensei Seth, a popular martial arts YouTuber, to discuss Seth’s journey from spinning kicks and the Bottle Cap Challenge to becoming a sumo national champion and one of the top martial arts influencers on YouTube. The episode dives into the unique aspects of sumo, its transferable lessons to judo, and the challenges of creating engaging content. Seth and Shintaro also explore sumo techniques, strength training, and the cultural nuances of martial arts. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:57) Seth's Journey to Martial Arts Content Creation (00:05:26) Collaborating with Martial Arts Legends (00:08:18) Seth’s Sumo Experience (00:10:26) Grand Sumo’s High Stakes and Intensity (00:11:51) Sumo Lessons for Judo and Grappling (00:14:41) Seth’s Favorite Things About Sumo (00:15:33) Training Regimens for Sumo Success (00:18:21) Reflections on Martial Arts Content Creation (00:22:27) Cultural and Practical Aspects of Mawashi

    31 分鐘

  2. 11月12日

    Safe Randori

    In this episode, Shintaro and Peter discuss how to keep randori safe. They explore key principles of self-preservation, fostering a safe training environment, and the role of instructors in maintaining controlled practice intensity. Shintaro shares insights on how to tailor training based on skill level, weight differences, and individual goals, emphasizing why a balanced approach is essential to skill development and injury prevention. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:02:24) Self-Preservation in Training (00:05:26) Risks of High-Impact Techniques (00:09:18) Adapting to Your Training Partner (00:12:03) Letting Lower Belts Work Independently (00:14:02) What Should Senseis Do? (00:17:46) Managing Intensity Levels (00:22:45) Creating a 30% Effort Randori (00:25:44) Encouraging Controlled Training

    31 分鐘

  3. 11月4日

    The Art of Asking the Right Question in Judo and BJJ

    In this episode, Shintaro and Peter tackle one of the most frequently asked questions in the martial arts world: "What am I doing wrong?" Drawing from personal experiences and examples, they explore the critical importance of context and detail in asking meaningful questions. Shintaro shares insights from recent seminars and how asking well-formed questions is essential for receiving practical and actionable advice. Peter connects these lessons to research and problem-solving in other fields, emphasizing the concept of the "XY problem." Whether you're a judo practitioner or just curious about effective communication, this episode provides valuable tips for better learning and teaching strategies. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:47) Why "What Am I Doing Wrong?" Is Hard to Answer (00:01:54) Peter's Specific Problem with a Lefty Judo Player (00:03:45) The Importance of Context in Questions (00:05:20) The XY Problem and Its Relevance to Judo (00:13:55) A Real-life Example of a Good Question (00:16:55) The Role of Self-Study Before Asking for Help (00:20:00) Insights from Seminar Experiences (00:24:12) Utilizing Peer Knowledge for Growth

    29 分鐘

  4. 10月28日

    Wrestling With Olympic Wrestling Gold Medalist Rei Higuchi

    Shintaro recently participated in special training sessions with the Olympic Wrestling Gold Medalist Rei Higuchi as the translator, and shares this incredible experience with Peter. They dive deep into the technical side of wrestling, highlighting the unique challenges and nuances of grappling terminology across languages. Shintaro recounts how the session was not just about technique, but also about understanding the mindset and methods of a champion. The conversation covers Higuchi's systematic approach to training, the benefits of small group training pods, and how these lessons can be applied to judo, BJJ, and beyond. For fans of grappling sports, this episode provides rare insights into the mechanics of elite wrestling and the cross-disciplinary connections within grappling arts. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:00) How Shintaro Met Rei Higuchi (00:02:22) The Role of Wrestling Terminology (00:06:00) Training Session Structure (00:07:32) Cross-Pollination Between Wrestling and Judo (00:09:03) High-Level Insights from Rei Higuchi (00:13:41) What Are Training Pods? (00:26:46) The Grand Unified Theory of Grappling: Push, Pull, Angle, Kuzushi (00:34:56) How Rei Higuchi Uses The Grand Unified Theory of Grappling (00:43:28) How Can Hobbyists Use The Grand Unified Theory of Grappling?

    58 分鐘

  5. 10月21日

    Leg Grabs Are Back in Judo!

    After a 14-year absence, certain prestigious tournaments, including the All Japan Open Championship, are experimenting with reintroducing leg grabs. Shintaro and Peter discuss this groundbreaking rule change, potential IJF adoption, and what this means for judo practitioners globally. They also explore how this rule change might attract more wrestlers and Brazilian jiu-jitsu athletes to Judo especially in the U.S., and Shintaro offers insights on how to integrate leg grabs into training. The conversation touches on the future of judo in the U.S., particularly in the lead-up to the LA 2028 Olympics. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:45) Leg Grabs Returning in Competitions (00:03:20) Compromise on Leg Grab Rules (00:06:30) Effects on Judo Spectatorship (00:10:39) Impact on American Judo and Wrestlers (00:13:52) Integrating Leg Grabs into Training (00:21:42) The Future of Judo and Competition (00:24:33) The American Judo Style

    37 分鐘

  6. 10月14日

    Judo Politics and USA Judo’s Future - Ramon Hernandez

    In this episode, Shintaro sits down with long-time judo competitor and coach, Ramon Hernandez, to discuss the evolving landscape of USA Judo. They dive into Judo politics, including the removal of Joe Ragan from the board, USA Judo elections, and the financial challenges facing the sport in the United States. Ramon shares his thoughts on the need for better support for athletes, the role of marketing in growing the sport, and the importance of bringing outside sponsorships to judo. This conversation provides an insightful look into the political and economic aspects of USA Judo and what’s needed to elevate the sport in the coming years. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:25) Ramon's Take on USA Judo Elections (00:05:04) USA Judo’s Acquisition of America Judo System (00:08:17) Removal of Joe Ragan from USA Judo Board (00:14:13) Importance of Athlete Support (00:19:13) Marketing Issues in Judo and Club Management

    31 分鐘

  7. 10月9日

    Financials of USA Judo - Matthew Parker

    In this episode, Shintaro sits down with Matthew Parker to dive deep into the inner workings of USA Judo. Matthew, a former national team member and current candidate for USA Judo’s at-large board position, offers a unique perspective on the organization's challenges and future. They discuss the fragmented state of USA Judo, the need for improved coaching development, athlete support, and fundraising efforts. Matthew also shares insights into his background in finance, his vision for unifying USA Judo, and what needs to change for the sport to grow domestically. Whether you're a judoka, BJJ practitioner, or someone interested in the governance of sports organizations, this episode is packed with eye-opening details and strategies for USA Judo’s future. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:00:52) Matthew’s Judo Journey (00:03:11) Running for the At-Large Board Position (00:08:32) Matthew’s Main Positions (00:13:27) USA Judo’s Financial Landscape (00:17:45) Coaching Development and System Improvements (00:22:09) Matthew’s Relationship with Other Board Members (00:27:11) Current State of USA Judo Financials (00:33:00) USA Judo’s Election and Board Dynamics (00:38:15) Closing Thoughts & Final Remarks from Matthew Parker

    46 分鐘

  8. 10月6日

    Million Dollar Deal with USA Judo - Jimmy Pedro

    In this episode, Shintaro is joined by the legendary Jimmy Pedro, a two-time Olympic medalist and world champion in Judo, to discuss his campaign for the USA Judo Board. Jimmy opens up about his extensive experience as a coach and businessman, emphasizing the urgent need for structural reform in USA Judo. They explore topics ranging from developing future athletes and expanding judo in schools to leveraging professional coaching and raising funds for USA Judo's success leading up to the 2028 Olympics. Jimmy also shares his ambitious plans to create stars in Judo, foster stronger connections with BJJ and MMA communities, and professionalize the sport at all levels in the United States. Whether you're a judo enthusiast or just curious about how national sports organizations operate, this episode provides deep insights into the future of American judo. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:27) Why Jimmy is Running For USA Judo Board (00:07:50) How Judo Competes with BJJ and NCAA (00:09:00) Creating Stars and Events to Promote Judo (00:10:00) The Importance of Developing Coaches (00:16:20) American Judo System and USA Judo (00:18:18) The Need for Structural Reform in Coaching (00:25:14) Jimmy’s Coalition Within USA Judo Board (00:37:50) Jimmy’s Thoughts on National Training Centers (00:41:42) Financial Needs for Professional Coach Development

    56 分鐘
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簡介

Everything Judo and some musings about life with Shintaro Higashi and his trusty sidekick Peter Yu.

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  • 創作者
    Shintaro Higashi
  • 活躍年代
    2020年 - 2024年
  • 集數
    212
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Shintaro Higashi
  • 節目網站
    The Shintaro Higashi Show

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