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Table Of Contents
Site Map
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Home / What it all is about?
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What is Judo?
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Judo Styles and Styles of Judo
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Judo Styles
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Kano’s Kodokan Judo
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Modern Olympic Judo
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Kosen Judo
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Brazilian jiu-jitsu
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SAMBO
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Combat SAMBO
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Why SAMBO is a Judo style when…?
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SAMBO founding legend
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“Old” Jujutsu
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‘Non-judo’ Judo
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Aikido
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Sumo
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Chinese martial arts: Kung-fu, Kuntao, Chinese
wrestling
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Indonesian martial arts: Silat; Filipino Kali
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Olympic Greek-Roman and Freestyle wrestling
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Olympic and Professional Boxing
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Kickboxing, Tai-Boxing, Savate
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Karate, Takwando
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Hapkido
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Military hand-to-hand
combat systems
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Folk wrestling
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Mixed Martial Arts
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Judo in combat
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Judo in self-defense
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Martial Art vs. (other) Martial and Fighting Arts
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Types of combat
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Armed combat
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Unarmed combat
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Types of combat by application
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Military
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Special Forces
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Police / Law enforcement
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Civilian self-defense
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Using weapon for self-defense
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Advantage of using weapon for self-defense
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Knife isn't a self-defense weapon
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Disadvantage of using weapon for self-defense
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Less-lethal Weapon in Civilian Self-Defense
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Open vs. Concealed Weapon in Self-Defense
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Unarmed self-defense
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Weapon defense - special cases
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Knife defense
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Handgun defense
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Threat of use of force vs. use of force
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Defense against using garrote
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Defense against ax
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Defense against stick, baton, or club
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Sport, combat, and self-defense
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Is ‘combat’ sport helps in ‘real’ combat?
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Military hand-to-hand combat systems and
civilian self-defense
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Krav Maga & Krav Maga
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Modern Martial Arts vs. Traditional Arts: Krav Maga vs. Karate
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Relations between ‘combat’ sport and ‘real’
combat
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What is the best (and the worst) ‘combat’ sport to prepare for combat
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The ‘80/20’ rule
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Rules, Laws, and Tactics
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Self-defense Techniques & Tactics vs. Combat Techniques & Tactics
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Hard vs. Soft self-defense
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Justified and Non-Justified Lethal Force in personal self-defense
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The learning path: Training, Teaching, Coaching
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What is Training?
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Training vs. Learning
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Teaching vs. Coaching
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Goals of Teaching
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Goals and methods of Coaching
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Training in self-defense: Is it oxymoron?
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About KATA
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Teaching of self-defense? Coaching in self-defense?
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Woman self-defense training
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Sport Judo and woman self-defense
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Sport training for self-defense?
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Judo training for self-defense. Gi or no Gi?
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Combat relativism: is “Part” can be better
then “Whole”?
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‘Crown’ techniques
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What is ‘crown technique’?
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Do you need one?
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Personalized training
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Physical skills in martial arts and self-defense
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Training methods & methodologies
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From-simple-to-complex-to-simple training cycle
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Demonstrations, pictures, and imagery training
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What is optimal training schedule? Class size?
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One-on-one training: its place and limitations
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How many techniques should I learn in a class? In a session?
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Randori: right and wrong
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Judo for kids
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When, What, and How?
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Judo belt system: Kids and belts
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More about “McDojo”
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Technical pages
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Tactics
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Classification and terminology
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Types of classification
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Does classification matter?
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Judo Canon
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Types of unarmed techniques
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Defensive vs. offensive technique
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Striking
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Atemi
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Nukite
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Grappling
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Throwing; Types of throws
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How many throws exist?
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Joint locks
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Point pressure
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Pins
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Chokes / Strangulations
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Breathing – its role and use in combat
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Risk and opportunity
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Breathing do and don'ts
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Movement and mobility
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How to walk: baby-steps vs. leaps in close combat
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Books
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Do books have any value in so ‘physical’
subject as combat sport and self-defense?
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Book review
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FAQ
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Links
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Contact
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Blog
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