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How To Do Judo Throws – 7 Key Stages

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How to do judo throws

How to do judo throws is something every beginner judoka wants to know. Learning to throw comes with lots of practice. But here are seven key points to focus on to give you a head start.

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Judo Banners – Make an Impact at your Dojo

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Judo Banners will be back soon! In the meantime check out this post on how to grow your dojo and look at ways to make judo lessons both fun and memorable.

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Games for Judo

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32 Games for Judo Coaches to Use

32 games for judo and for judo coaches looking to make their classes fun and engaging.

Looking for games for judo beginners?

Do you want some ideas for advanced uchi-komi drills?

Or what about some new newaza ideas?

We have you covered, read on…

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Judo Monkey – buy him now!

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Judo Monkey

Perfect for cheeky monkeys!

You can buy the Judo Monkey in our judo gift shop.

UCHI BANANI is now available as a soft toy. Get this loveable judo monkey, who comes fully dressed in his judo suit and black belt.

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How to use Shadow Judo to improve Technique

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How to use Shadow Judo to improve Technique

Shadow Judo (Tandoku-Renshu) is used throughout Japan as a regular part of most judo training sessions. No surprise, really. Shadow Training, or Visualisation is a well know technique that has been used by sports psychologists for decades. It is highly effective. And perfect for improving your judo technique.

For nine exercises for solo judo training see this post.

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Randori – the one question to ask

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Randori, by World Champion Nik Fairbrother

What’s the the one question to ask when you are teaching or doing randori?

There’s a lot to process during any randori. It’s imperative to have the right attitude, a proper understanding and clear objectives. I’ve found if you don’t have these in place from outset then a meaningful randori is going to be hard to achieve. By having this winning mind-set clear in your mind before you start then you are more likely to finish each randori having learnt more and ultimately become a better judoka.

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