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20
Nov

9 Reasons Why Koka Kids Judo Books are a Must-Buy This Christmas 🎄🥋

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Christmas is coming, and there’s no better gift for your young judoka than a Koka Kids Judo Book! Each book is printed to demand, so order now to ensure it arrives in time for Christmas Day. Don’t wait too long! Shop Now

For quick access to our most important pages go to Koka Kids Linktree

Make this Christmas special with Koka Kids Judo Books!

10 Hold Downs Book

1. Master the Basics with « 10 Judo Holds »

Give your kids the gift of mastering judo fundamentals with the « 10 Judo Holds » book. Perfect for beginners, this book breaks down essential holds with easy-to-follow illustrations. 🥋📘 Learn More

2. Expand Vocabulary with « 85 Judo Words »

Help your young judoka expand their judo vocabulary with « 85 Judo Words ». This book is a fun and educational way to learn the key terms and phrases used in judo. 📚🗣️ Discover More

3. Safety First with « Breakfalls »

Safety is paramount in judo, and the « Breakfalls » book teaches kids how to fall correctly to avoid injuries. It’s a must-have for any young judo enthusiast. 📘🛡️ Check it Out

4. Enhance Skills with « 10 Judo Drills »

Take your child’s judo skills to the next level with « 10 Judo Drills ». This book provides practical drills to improve techniques and build confidence on the mat. 📘💪 Get It Here

5. Learn Advanced Techniques with « 40 Judo Throws »

For kids ready to advance their judo skills, « 40 Judo Throws » offers detailed instructions on a wide range of throws. Authored by a judo expert, this book is essential for serious learners. 🥋📖 Explore More

6. Perfect Combo with « 20 Judo Combinations »

« 20 Judo Combinations » helps kids learn how to link techniques together seamlessly. This book is great for those looking to refine their skills and understand the flow of judo. 🔗🥋 Find Out More

7. Improve Skills with « Learn Judo Groundwork « 

Master groundwork with this guide to how to do twenty turnovers. This book is great for anyone wanting to learn more about judo and is an Amazon Bestseller. 🎨🖍️ Buy on Amazon

8. Get Creative with « How to Draw Koka Kids Cartoon Characters »

Encourage your child’s artistic side with « How to Draw Koka Kids Cartoon Characters ». This book is perfect for kids who love to draw and want to bring their favorite judo characters to life. 🎨🖍️ Buy on Amazon

9. Encourage life skills with « Jigoro Kano and the Moral Code »

Encourage your child’s understanding of values like honesty, courage and self-control. This book is suitable for children of all abilities. 🎨🖍️ Buy on Amazon

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12
Nov

Why a Judo Monkey is the perfect Christmas Gift for Young Kids

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Hey there, judoka and those looking for gifts! Christmas is just around the corner, and if you’re scratching your head trying to find the perfect gift for the little ones, I’ve got a fantastic idea for you. Meet Uchi Banani, the judo-loving monkey from Koka Kids. This adorable, cuddly toy is not just a bundle of fun but also a great way to introduce kids to the world of judo. He might just be the perfect stocking filler.

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Meet Uchi Banani

Uchi Banani is no ordinary monkey. He’s a cheeky, uchikomi loving, judo black belt who loves to teach kids about judo. At just £14.99, Uchi Banani is more than just a toy; he’s a character that kids will fall in love with, and he makes learning judo techniques an adventure.

Learn with Uchi Banani

What makes Uchi Banani so special is his role in the Koka Kids judo books, where he makes learning judo fun and engaging for kids, bringing technique learning to life with tips and useful information.

Don’t miss the Christmas Special Judo Book & Uchi-Banani Monkey Offer. For just £19.99, you get Uchi Banani and the « 40 Judo Throws » book, saving you money. 40 Judo Throws is a  100-page book, authored by judo expert Nik Fairbrother, packed with clear, step-by-step illustrations and tips on how to perform each throw. It’s a fantastic resource for young judokas to learn and practice their moves.

 

Creative Fun with Colouring Pages

But wait, there’s more! While you’re buying a monkey (now there’s a phrase you didn’t think you say), make sure you get the free colour-in page. Kids can unleash their festive creativity by coloring in Uchi Banani and adding their own Christmas greeting. This activity is perfect for keeping kids entertained during the holiday season and allows them to create a personalized gift for a loved one. It’s a fun and creative way to spend time together as a family.

If you’re looking for a gift that’s fun, educational, and full of character, Uchi Banani the Judo Monkey from Koka Kids is the perfect choice. With his lovable personality, educational value, and creative activities, Uchi Banani is sure to bring joy and excitement to any child’s Christmas. Give the gift of adventure, learning, and fun this Christmas with Uchi Banani. 

Buy a Judo Monkey

For quick access to our most important pages go to Koka Kids Linktree

05
Nov

Koka Kids launches second book in German

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A Judo Dictionary « Das Judo Wörterbuch »

 

We are extremely excited to introduce our second Judo book in the German language. Titled « Das Judo Wörterbuch », this book has been expertly translated by Sensei Jörg Bischoff.

It features a collection of 85 commonly used Japanese Judo terms along with their corresponding meanings in German. The terms are presented in a visually appealing and entertaining manner, making it easy for children to grasp and learn them effectively. This book serves as an excellent resource for young Judoka who are eager to expand their language skills within the context of Judo.

In addition to « Das Judo Wörterbuch » you can also purchase this book alongside another fantastic German Koka Kids book titled « Lerne Judo » on Amazon.

« Lerne Judo » is a comprehensive book that covers a wide range of essential information about Judo, including groundworks, throws, turnovers, and combinations. This book is designed to provide a thorough understanding of Judo, making it suitable for beginners and those looking to enhance their skills.

The positive feedback for « Lerne Judo » has been overwhelming, as it has already received numerous outstanding 5-star reviews. By combining both « The Judo Dictionary » and « Learn Judo, » young athletes can not only improve their technical skills but also develop a solid understanding of the terminology used in the sport. We believe that these resources will greatly benefit young Judoka on their journey to mastering Judo.

 

 

Koka Kids Judobücher für Kinder 

Koka Kids Judobücher für Kinder 

Read more about how Sensei Jörg Bischoff has created his own personalised club version of a Koka Kids book for the Sportschulle Bischoff Dojo.

 

13
Sep

Judo Moral Code – Encouraging Friendship in the Dojo

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What is the judo moral code?

Jigoro Kano invented a set of values for judoka to follow which is called the judo moral code. 

In this series we look at how we can encourage these values in a dojo through every-day examples, with supporting coaching resources including eight moral code posters and eight study sheets.

 

Friendship

Learning judo is a great way for children to build friendships, with plenty of opportunity for shared experiences and fun. These are bonds that will last a life-time, and friendships are one of judo’s greatest gifts to us all. 

 

Six examples of Friendship in the Dojo

  1. Accepting and respecting all judoka for who they are.
  2. Cheering your club mates on at tournaments
  3. Encouraging a team mate who is going through a hard patch.
  4. Attending club events and volunteering to help out when you can.
  5. Lending your judogi to a friend who forgot theirs so they can participate.
  6. Checking in your mates and asking how they are.

 

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13
Sep

Judo Moral Code – Encouraging Self-Control in the Dojo

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What is the judo moral code?

The judo moral code is an eight-part set of values, invented by judo’s founder Jigoro Kano. The eight values are courage, courtesy, honour, honesty, modesty, respect, self-control and friendship and all eight are covered in the Koka Kids judo moral code series, with supporting material for coaches to use including poster and sticker templates.

In this eight part Moral Code series we look at how we can encourage these values in a dojo through every-day examples.

 

Self-Control

Judo is a great teacher of self-control, as it makes us learn how to deal with a myriad of emotions from an early age. And as we get to know ourselves and our needs better, we are able to control those emotions a little better. But it’s an ongoing lesson.

 

Six examples of Self-Control in the Dojo

  1. Focussing your attention on what you are doing during a whole judo class without getting distracted.
  2. Remaining calm and composted after losing a contest
  3. Staying quiet and paying attention and listening to your sensei even when you really want to chatter is a great example of self control in the dojo.
  4. Coming to training even if you don’t feel like it
  5. Turning doubts and fears and negativity into possibilities and positivity.
  6. Keeping your patience while you learn a new technique, and you can’t quite do it yet. 

 

 

 

 

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13
Sep

Judo Moral Code – Encouraging Respect in the Dojo

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What is the judo moral code?

 

The judo moral code is an eight-part set of values, invented by judo’s founder Jigoro Kano. The eight values are courage, courtesy, honour, honesty, modesty, respect, self-control and friendship and all eight are covered in the Koka Kids judo moral code series, with supporting material for coaches to use including poster and sticker templates.

In this eight part Moral Code series we look at how we can encourage these values in a dojo through every-day examples.

 

Respect

Mostly, we think about respect in the sense of respecting others. But what about respect of the environment? And very importantly what about self-respect? It’s one of the most important values for young judoka to get to grips with.

Six examples of Respect in the Dojo

  1. Bowing to your partner before and after each randori is a sign of respect in judo.
  2. Keeping the dojo tidy and clean and respecting and looking after training equipment is another important aspect of respect
  3. Accepting decisions of referees without complaint, even if you disagree with it.
  4. Giving your full attention to you coach when they are speaking or explaining a technique.
  5. Complimenting another judoka on their good technique is a sign of respect for your club mates and for their efforts.
  6. Giving other judoka enough space on the mat to practice

See more examples of how you can apply the judo code of ethics in a judo situation.

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