Judo Resources
Resources
MOST COMMON TERMS HEARD IN THE DOJO:
- The person performing a technique – Tori
- The person on the receiving end of a technique – Uke
- Attention – Keiotsuke
- Kneeling – Seiza
- Sitting cross-legged – Anza
- Mats – Tatami
- Begin – Hajime
- Stop – Mate
- Penalty – Shido
- Belt – Obi
- Bow – Rei
- BreakFall – Ukemi
- Teacher – Sensei
- Jigoro Kano – the founder of Judo
- Foot Techniques – Ashi Waza
- Form or Pattern – Kata
- Free Style Practice (non-scripted) – Randori
- For Mutual Benefit and Welfare (the judo way) – Jita Kyoei
- Standing Techniques – Tachi Waza
- Ground Techniques – Ne Waza
- Hand Techniques – Te Waza
- Hip Techniques – Koshi Waza
- Joint Locks – Kansetsu Waza
- Chokes – Shime Waza
- Gripping – Kumikata
- Practice techniques (without completion)– Uchikomi
- Uniform – Gi
- Full-point – Ippon
- Half-point – Wazari
- Eyes closed (meditation) – Mokuso
- Eyes open (awake from meditation) – Mokuso yame
(For more terms, click on JudoInfo.com site on your right under Resources)
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Youtube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLWP6syyXxq2yt5W-Vj6c0w
Yellow Belt testing requirements: (and keep following the vids on this channel for Lake Country belt testing requirements)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9Y1aDpdL_Q&t=31s
HOW TO TIE BELT!
The Judo Info Site:
Judo BC site:
Judo Canada site:
Kata guide:
http://kodokanjudoinstitute.org/en/waza/forms/
Black belt Grading Syllabus (Canada):
https://www.judocanada.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/GradingSyllabusEN201718.pdf
Coloured belt Grading Syllabus (Canada):
https://www.judocanada.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/National-Kyu-Grading.pdf
GRADING SYLLABUS FOR LAKE COUNTRY JUDO & MARTIAL ARTS


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