GRAPPLING ARTS · LEARNING MODULE

Judo

Study throwing techniques, groundwork, balance, etiquette and judo principles.

01 · OVERVIEW

Understanding the discipline

Judo is a Japanese martial art and Olympic combat sport. Its technical curriculum includes throwing techniques, grappling, groundwork and controlled partner practice. Learning requires appropriate supervision and careful attention to safe falling methods.

Educational information only. Physical practice, sparring, contact training and specialised techniques should be undertaken only with qualified supervision, suitable equipment and appropriate safety procedures.
02 · LEARNING OUTCOMES

What you can explore

  • History and philosophy of judo
  • Ukemi: safe falling principles
  • Nage-waza: throwing technique categories
  • Katame-waza: groundwork and control
  • Competition structure and sportsmanship
03 · LEARNING ACTIVITIES

Suggested study activities

  • Study the purpose of ukemi
  • Identify throwing and groundwork categories
  • Learn the meaning of dojo etiquette
04 · RESPONSIBLE LEARNING

Safety and good practice

Learn from appropriately qualified instructors. Follow the rules of the relevant school or governing organisation. Respect training partners, use suitable protective equipment and stop when you experience pain, dizziness or injury. Do not attempt dangerous techniques based only on online material.

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TRUSTED REFERENCES

Official learning resources

OFFICIAL FEDERATION

World Karate Federation

Official karate rules, technical documents, coaching resources and organisational information.

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OFFICIAL FEDERATION

International Judo Federation

Official judo regulations, sport and organisation rules and federation documents.

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CLEAN SPORT

World Anti-Doping Agency

International anti-doping education, athlete information and clean sport resources.

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SPORTS EDUCATION

International Olympic Committee

Olympic sport information, athlete development and international sporting context.

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