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	British Judo Association
		Judo was developed in Japan by Dr Jigoro Kano towards the end of the 19th century and has evolved from being a martial art into one of the world’s most popular sports.
		Judo training is an ideal form of physical exercise and it serves as a great cardiovascular workout, which improves stamina, general health and overall fitness.
		Judo players often find that physical intervention is never needed since they are not easily intimidated and assailants frequently back down when they observe the confident, calm nature of their target.
	www.britishjudo.org.uk /thesport/value.php (1106 words)

	COMBAT JUDO - THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ART
		Judo, also pronounced as Yawara no Michi, was the 'gentle way' and referred to a spiritual way of behavior that was suppose to be the way of life for the Jujutsu-ka, practitioner.
		The IJJL served as the Holland branch of the European Judo Federation (not to be confused with the European Judo Union, a totally separate association).
		The typical throws, that anyone practicing Judo knows, are taught but in their original combat method, involving more combat oriented grips, the use of pressure points for disrupting the balance and energy flow of an opponent, as well as, methods of striking that augment the throw.
	kempo.4mg.com /articles/judo.htm (1885 words)

	FightingArts.com - The Four Pillars Of Judo
		Combat sports all train certain core values that are important to the type of combat from which the sport evolved.
		Judo can be practiced with an emphasis on any one of the three physical areas: sport, physical education, and unarmed combat.
		The philosophy of judo and in particular the goal of self perfection makes judo the unique art that it is. Without these ideals, judo is at best an interesting sport and possibly a means of unarmed combat.
	fightingarts.com /reading/article.php?id=146 (2125 words)

	Judo Book Review - Teach Yourself Judo
		If you went into different Judo clubs around the world you might find Judo done in different ways, and if you asked the club teacher about this he would say Judo has such and such a purpose and that is how I teach it.
		In fact Judo can be done for a variety of reasons and it is not possible to say that Judo has one purpose.
		However, it seems to me that while Judo changes at the top of the pyramid, the base will probably want to carry on as it has done for nearly a century and that is why this book is fairly Japanese in flavour.
	www.bestjudo.com /brteachyourselfjudo.shtml (609 words)

	The Encino Judo Club
		Judo, which is translated from Japanese as the "gentle way," teaches the principle of flexibility in the application of technique.
		Judo is best known for its spectacular throwing techniques but it includes groundfighting using pins and special advanced techniques like arm locks and chokes.
		Judo is unique in that all age groups, both sexes, and most disabled persons can participate together in learning and practicing the sport.
	www.dojos.com /encino (801 words)

	Paralympic Judo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judo is a combat sport that has been in the Olympics since 1964, and the Paralympics since 1988.
		The Paralympic Judo events are for visually impaired contestants and the rules in the Paralympic Games are only very slightly different from Olympic Judo competition Judo.
		It was first included in the Paralympics at Seoul, Korea--October 15-25, 1988[2] More than 60 visually impaired judo players, including some from Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Spain and Sweden will compete in the Athens 2004 games, making it the biggest yet staged.Women compete for the first time, started out as men only.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paralympic_Judo (150 words)

	Judo History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Medieval Japanese Warriors practiced many forms of unarmed combat, which were grouped under the general name "Jujitsu" for "the gentle pratice." The object of all these martial arts forms was to avoid an enemy's superior strength and to use that strength to his disadvantage.
		Judo is "the gentle way" because the end result is the accomplishment of a goal with maximum effieciency and minimum effort.
		As an art, Judo enables its practitioners to gain self-respect, self-confidence, and self-expression; as a science, it involves a mastery of such basic natural laws as gravity, friction, momentum, weight transmission, and unity of forces.
	www.csub.edu /judo/history.html (307 words)

	British Judo Association
		Judo is a great sport for everyone, from school age to any age, from fully able to special needs.
		Judo has its roots in ju-jitsu, which goes back many centuries in Japanese history when is was a brutal and often lethal method of self-defence and unarmed combat.
		Kano said that Judo is a teaching for life itself and with it we learn to overcome the pitfalls and obstacles of everyday living.
	www.britishjudo.org.uk /thesport/how.php (1210 words)

	FightingArts.com - The Combat Roll
		When using the combat roll, your downward energy is compacted and the tight roll causes a slight flowing impact.
		I know the combat roll is very different from what most aikido, judo and jujutsu practitioners have been taught, but don't reject it outright.
		Gene Roos, 9th dan Ju Jitsu, and 4th dan in judo, is a member of the Board of Directors for the America Ju Jitsu Association.
	www.fightingarts.com /reading/article.php?id=152 (732 words)

	ACE Mixed Martial Arts
		Judo has its roots in the Japanese martial art of Ju-Jitsu going back many centuries to when it was a brutal and often lethal method of self defense and unarmed combat.
		Judo was established as a modern physical activity when in 1882, Professor Jigoro Kano founded his Kodokan Judo.
		To them Judo was the answer and it is used in Japanese police training to this day.
	www.aceacademyofmartialarts.org (525 words)

	Combat Judo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Combat Judo is a art that has derived from Judo.
		Combat judo incorporates the techniques used in traditional judo and then uses them for self defence.
		Combat judo is for adults only, but some youngsters may be able to practice the art with professor James Moclair's consent.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /taijutsu/cjudo2.htm (137 words)

	Judo Book Review - American Combat Judo
		This handbook of American Judo is a thorough study in the methods and techniques of hand-fighting.
		The essence of success in the method of American Judo is speed, combined with a complete knowledge of the proper moves based on the element of surprise.
		Every move in Judo should be made with a maximum of speed and carried through to its logical conclusion.
	www.bestjudo.com /bramericancombat.shtml (693 words)

	JUDO AFRICA
		The mere observation of judo combats shows that intermittent and fron different intensities effort are carried out, so that one has to be ready to make various combats type for the duration of minutes.
		In the present study, blood and urine samples were obtained from a total of 30 judo players, including 10 in the light class, 10 in the middle class, and 10 in the heavy class, before and after judo training, to investigate changes in lactic acid/pyruvic acid ratio by organic acid intake.
		One of the experimental subjects of the experiment was a trained judo man who was a 4th DAN and the other was an untrained man who had never been experienced in judo before he learned judo for the first time as a subject on the regular curriculum.
	www.judoafrica.org /engsciences_judo.php (10694 words)

	Judo Books C through D (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Actually titled "American Combat Judo", this book shows that the idea of putting "combat" in front of a martial art name is neither a new idea, nor has the idea evolved much over the years, but it still sells.
		The actual Judo in the book, however, is very competent, the explanations good, the pictures are very useful, and there is even some holistic advice about Judo training and nutrition.
		Judo is among the most rigorous of the martial ways, and so any emphasis on how to eat and train, even if out of the mainstream, is useful.
	www.bstkd.com /judorev/C.htm (1447 words)

	The History of Sombo
		Pick-Ups in judo refers to the group of techniques including morote-gari, sukui-nage, ura-nage, kata-garuma, etc. which are considered wrestling techniques as opposed to techniques true to the spirit of judo.
		Judo banned leg and ankle locks from the sport although they were common in the Atemi Waza.
		Their judo was characterized by its unorthodox flavour, but they had many fighters with good, strong koshi-waza (hip techniques), frequently performed by taking an initial grip on the opponent’s belt, and had considerable success in the early years with their specialized version of ura-nage, which they imported from sombo.
	members.tripod.com /stratfordsombo/articles/history-2.html (3551 words)

	Judo Forum (JudoForum.com) > Article on Mitsyuo Maeda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		What is certain is that judokas at the beginning of the early kodokan knew how to judge distance, timing and the angle of attack depending on the adversary, and were able to move swiftly and lightly.
		Jan 7 2006, 06:29 PM It's not advocating using Judo in MMA, but thinking of Judo as a combat art, which was Kano's intention.
		Judo was proven originally through MMA fights, in Japan, Canada, Brazil, the USA and Europe.
	judoforum.com /lofiversion/index.php/t8683.html (1262 words)

	E-Budo.com - traditional judo
		Judo today is almost universally practiced as a sport, not for the purpose of self-defense -- except within the Republic of Korea (ROK) Yudo Association.
		As is increasingly the practice however, I shall herein refer to Judo as referring to sports judo, Kodokan Judo as the teachings of Jigoro Kano, and Yudo as that form of self-defense which encompasses all of Kodokan Judo and incorporates additional traditional Korean martial arts techniques.
		Various sports judo organization were created to govern in the schools, colleges, universities, among the military and general public, and among the international and Olympic competitors.
	www.e-budo.com /forum/showthread.php?t=29410 (2238 words)

	Judo Information Site Research
		When the women's participation in judo contest was viewed from this angle it was verified that they not only less frequently executed sacrifice throws (with a fall) and more often used holding techniques on the ground, but also important was the frequent application of the hip and loin throws Koshi-waza (p.
		With the ranking series for seven classifying groups of judo techniques which were formed according to their frequency and their average point value, a high correlation between them was found.
		The frequency of actions rewarded with points was higher in the case of the male contestants and, consequently, the fighting time utilization index was lower than in the case of the female contestants, whose participation in the tournament was characterized in general, by slightly less intensive fight.
	www.judoinfo.com /research9.htm (4033 words)

	BRISTOL UNIVERSITY JUDO AND WRESTLING CLUB
		and women’s Judo became part of the Olympic programme in 1992.
		Judo is one of only a few martial arts in which participants attempt to use grappling techniques against an actively resisting opponent (rather than just going through the motions with a co-operative training partner).
		A former international judo and Sombo wrestler, Jamie competed in the 1988 Olympics.
	www.bris.ac.uk /Depts/Union/Judo/INDEX.htm (186 words)

	Judo Book Review - Chinese Fast Wrestling
		When Chinese martial arts were imported to Japan, kicking and punching became Karate, (The Dao of Barehand), wrestling became the root of Judo (The Dao of Softness), and Qin Na built the foundation of Jujitsu (The Dao of Soft Techniques).
		For example, it is commonly recognized in Japanese Karate society that the root of Japanese Karate was Okinawan Karate, and Okinawan Karate originated from the Chinese Southern White Crane style of Fujian province, China.
		Therefore, more and more San Shou practitioners around the world are recognizing the combat value of Shuai Jiao and incorporating the techniques into their fighting styles.
	www.khadaji.addr.com /brchinesefastwrestling.shtml (3926 words)

	Aikido as a self defense - Judo Forum (JudoForum.com)
		I'm not saying that shooting someone is the answer to every altercation, but that if most people examine their training, maybe its a factor but its not the only factor.
		One of the major reason I take up Judo is to study the newaza part of its syllabus.
		Also something that is required around Shodan but I don't see on the syllabus is a randori like Judo standing but both competitors are not allowed to wear their gi jackets.
	judoforum.com /index.php?showtopic=10079 (3923 words)

	Full Circle Judo Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Full Circle Judo club is based on the concept of the circle: using it to create strong, circular techniques, and to continually renew ourselves, as a circle continually renews itself, through good health and through passing on our knowledge from generation to generation.
		Our club is a fully modern one, but we also fully preserve and continually develop the self-defence and combat aspects of early Judo, as passed on to us from our past masters.
		Whether you want to learn hand-to-hand combat, to become a world-class athlete, or to learn Judo strategy for your professional and business life, we are dedicated to getting you to where you want to be.
	www.fullcirclejudoclub.ca /club_home.asp (262 words)

	Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Combat Judo, Minnesota
		After being referred to Paul’s Judo / BJJ classes by a friend of mine, I can attest to the fact that his program is ideal for both the beginner and experienced fighter.
		Paul's Combat Judo/BJJ class is geared to fit anyone's level of experience.
		Combat Judo, with it's combination of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo, will prepare you for any self-defense situation you can think of.
	www.tryjudofree.com (1221 words)

	Journal of Non-lethal Combat: Judo in the US Air Force, 1953 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It would seem that they are stressing functional judo, as the combat aspects of karate and aikijutsu are being emphasised.
		The group is touring the Strategic Air Command installations primarily to demonstrate the art of hand to hand combat to air crews, however the public was invited to the Sunday afternoon performance and all base personnel were invited to attend the Monday programs.
		Highlights of the program were in disarming assailants, the art of combating a knife or bayonet attack, demonstrations in throwing, and the use of feet in close combat as well as the art of breaking several one-inch thick boards with the hand or foot.
	ejmas.com /jnc/jncart_svinth3_0100.htm (607 words)

	Combat Judo Article - Kung Fu Magazine Forums
		As some of my study/training comes from WWI/II close combat and I also have a interest in its history, founders, pioneers, methods, in my research I came across this article that I thought some would find interesting.
		Kano never intended his system to become a combative sport as we see it today, and from what I hear about judo today, some say it is hard to find a hardcore judo gym than one could find in the past, but a full-spectrum self defense system.
		The were trained in Shanghai in various Chinese and Japanese styles including Judo, and have mentioned the Combat Judo you refer to in some of their writings.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /forum/showthread.php?t=10051 (550 words)

	About Judo
		Judo is a complete exercise and promotes both physical and mental health.
		Judo is a highly organized and structured martial art.
		Judo ranks are identified by colored belts; their are ten degrees of advanced grades for
	www.ottawajudoclub.com /aboutjud.htm (346 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Complete Kano Jiu-Jitsu (Judo): Books: H. Irving Hancock,Katsukuma Higashi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The first section presents 60 "tricks" of combat; in part two, readers learn how to apply the advantages of the tricks they've learned.
		The third section deals with the tricks of combat by which an opponent may be incapacitated and the methods of kuatsu, or resuscitation, by which an opponent may be revived.
		This style of 1906 combat Judo portrayed in THE COMPLETE KANO JIU-JITSU was practiced with the standard white Uwa-gi Judo top but with fl leggings with leather knee-pads, and while wearing fl shoes.
	www.amazon.ca /Complete-Kano-Jiu-Jitsu-Judo/dp/0486443434 (649 words)

	Verbal Judo
		The Vice President of the Verbal Judo Institute and an international trainer with a professional background that includes over 18 years of speaking and training experience, Lee is a highly animated, humorous, thought provoking, and entertaining presenter.
		He has instructed audiences on Verbal Judo in the United States, Canada, Scandavia, the Caribbean, and England.
		Lee has been interviewed regarding Verbal Judo as the subject of magazine articles ranging in interest from Conde Nast Traveler and Broker Magazine to sports publications like Referee Magazine, and in newsprint articles from the USA Today and the Wall Street Journal to small town newspapers.
	www.verbaljudo.org /verbaljudoleefjelstad.html (355 words)

	New Page 1
		The power of the centuries old system of Yoshitune Ju Jitsu has been harnessed and the combat side of this traditional system is now available to be instructed exclusively to fl belts and high ranking brown belts, whose instructors believe to be talented enough to handle cross training in another style.
		The requirements of this test must be met to pass the exam.
		Now you are also entitled to use the IFOJJ Logo in your school and with your advertising.
	www.depasqualejujitsu.com /certifications/combat/combat.htm (559 words)

	Igor Yakimov Presents: RUSSIAN JUDO
		He is also a world Judo champion in the Masters Class.
		For the first time ever the devastating style of Russian fighting known as "Combat Sambo" is revealed to the public.
		This tapes breaks down the system of combat used by the russian military and police forces.
	www.rus-sambo.com /judo.html (528 words)

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