アントニオ猪木の強さ・格闘技術の源流① アマレス・高専柔道（柔術）編

Why was Inoki so strong? What made him different from other wrestlers? ~The first in this series delves into this mystery with a thorough analysis of "amateur wrestling and technical college judo (ju-jitsu)" before the rarely talked about "Goch Class"! ●Kitazawa, Masa, and Kotetsu talk about "Inoki from his days at the Nihon Pro Dojo" ●Who was the key person connecting Inoki and Kimura Masahiko? ●What are the "two types of pro wrestling" that Yoshinosato talks about? ●We get closer to the true nature of the "strong style" that is said to have "no substance"! #AntonioInoki References/Citations: "G Spirits Special Edition Vol. 1 Antonio Inoki" (Tatsumi Publishing) "Master of Pro Wrestling" Vol. 13 (BAB Japan) "G Spirits" Vol. 45, 51, 61 (Tatsumi Publishing) "Proof of Antonio Inoki" (Koichi Kimura/Arton) "Every Day is a Fight" (Koichi Kimura's blog) "Complete Record of Antonio Inoki" (Open House), and more [Chapters] 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:51 Young Antonio Inoki's ground fighting is so intense 00:03:16 Mikiyuki Kitazawa, Masa Saito, and Kotetsu Yamamoto talk about "Antonio Inoki in the days of the Japan Pro Wrestling Dojo" 00:06:52 The early days of the Japan Pro Wrestling Dojo 00:08:17 Key figures of the Nihon Pro Dojo: Isao Yoshihara and Kiyotaka Otsubo 00:10:58 What is "Kousen Judo," which has been rediscovered due to the jiu-jitsu boom? 00:13:21 Umanosuke Ueda talks about Otsubo-ryu and Kousen Judo 00:15:34 Yoshinosato talks about Gotch, Inoki, and the "two types" of professional wrestling 00:17:26 Summary and preview of the next episode ▼[Original article: Otoko no Roman Blog] The origins of Antonio Inoki's strength and fighting techniques ~① Amateur wrestling, Kousen Judo, and jiu-jitsu http://hobby.red-cm.com/?p=12007 ▼[Get the latest information on Twitter!]   / 70_80s_blog