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MayTeaching Tools for Judo Coaches
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Teaching Tools from Koka Kids are helping judo coaches plan their classes
This week, Koka Kids, has released more teaching tools for judo coaches to use.
Coaches can download and print the resources to use in their clubs.
Remember to sign up here, to get the resources sent straight to your email inbox every week.
Free Download: Best Beginner
Award to your Best Beginners and keep their passion for judo burning strongly!
Paid Resource: Each week, get teaching tools sent to you.
Receive teaching cards and certificates, every week by signing up for the paid option here.
Plan the term lessons with these weekly resources.
Every month you will receive teaching tools for 4 technique.
These include a judo hold down like this example of Kesa-Gatame; judo throw like this example of Ouchi-Gari; a groundwork turnover like this week’s Pull Through; and a combination like Ouchi-Gari into Tai-Otoshi.
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MayJudo Turnover for Advanced Judoka
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This judo turnover is a great one for advanced judoka to learn, easy to get into, and very effective.
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MayTeaching Judo with visuals speeds learning
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Judo Coaches from UK, USA, Slovenia and more sign up for the Koka Kids Teaching Judo materials
Teaching Judo has been made a little easier with the launch of Koka Kids Coaching Resources by judo world champion, Nik Fairbrother.
This week saw a huge sign-up from judo coaches all over the world, who have signed up to receive a weekly Judo Coaching Resources to teach and promote Judo
Teaching Judo Technique: Ouchi Gari
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AprJudo moves that are highly effective and that win contests – here are two gems:
The first, the Belt Flip is a basic groundwork judo move, used to score ippon in ne-waza.
The second, Uchimata is a more advanced technique, used to throw for ippon in tachi-waza.
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