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课程名称：柔道中的禁技腿锁——历史与现代应用 课程概述： 本课程深入探讨了柔道历史上曾被教授但后来因竞赛规则限制而被禁止使用（甚至在乱取练习中也常受限）的多种腿部降服技。这些技术不仅在官方讲道馆课程中有所记载，也广泛存在于其他相关的柔道及传统柔术课程中。许多技术与当今格斗技中常见的腿部降服技相似，但也有大量技术似乎已成为失传技艺的遗迹。尽管如此，它们并非没有效用，许多技术经过少量调整或直接复原，在现代格斗中依然适用。 学习本课程的意义在于： 1. **技术传承与复兴**：学习历史上的腿锁技术，不仅是为了保存武术历史，更是因为这些技术至今仍有效。许多道馆仍在传承这些非奥运项目知识，加之巴西柔术和桑博对相似技术的重新引入，为这些“失传”技术的复兴提供了可能。您和您的道馆可以成为这场复兴运动的一部分。 2. **现代应用与改编**：课程将重点研究古老的文本资料和电影胶片，挖掘这些被遗忘的腿锁技术，或至少将其解释并转化为现代的格斗应用。部分技术已被现代教者改进，许多技术只需稍作调整即可轻松地重新引入竞技比赛。 授课形式： 课程将同时呈现原始资料和由巴西柔术黑带、柔道黑带Matt Murphy进行的实况教学。 重要提示： 请在练习这些技术时务必小心，注意安全。
Did you know that judo has had several leg-lock submissions taught in both its official Kodokan curriculum, as well as many other closely related Judo and traditional Jiu-Jitsu curricula? Many will look quite familiar, as they are variants of modern leg-lock submissions still making the rounds in today's grappling environment, but just as many seem like relics from a lost art. They were forbidden fairly early on for competition and even for randori in many cases, but not before they were diligently documented by a number of important teachers of the time.Having said all that: why study historical leg-locks? Because they still work! Some more, some less, some simply require adaptations. Also, martial arts history should be preserved for its own sake; its easier to preserve knowledge than to reconstruct it. Presently, there are very few judo schools who still teach these techniques (the danger of many of these techniques has not diminished; leg-locks are just being practiced more in general). A few dojos out there keep the non-Olympic knowledge in circulation though. Add to that the trickle-back of BJJ and Sambo schools re-inserting the same (or similar enough) techniques, and we begin to get a more complete possibility for reviving these seemingly "lost" techniques. You and your school can be part of the revival!Some these techniques have been improved by modern teachers, but just as many others can be easily re-introduced to competitive play with little tweaks. To that end, this course looks at old text sources and filmstrips to unearth these lost leg-lock techniques, or at least translate them to modern application. The original source material is presented side-by-side with live instruction by a BJJ black belt and Judo black belt Matt Murphy.Practice with care!
