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Q&A: How to try a new technique safely

If you see a new technique on YouTube and want to try it in class, how do you do so safely? Read more →

Side Takedown

The upper lapel version of the Side Takedown, broken down into two parts: The Leg Entry and The Grip. Read more →

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Family of Gripping Options

Sometimes you can't get the grip you want. That is why you have to have a family of gripping options. Read more →

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Family of Techniques

Every player must develop their own family of techniques (techniques that are inter-linked in some ways). Read more →

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Passion & enthusiasm is crucial in judo

If you are passionate about judo and enthusiastic about training, you will make progress and become a good judoka. Read more →

The 1/3 Rule

Whatever your membership numbers are, remember: Only 1/3 of that lot will come for training regularly. Read more →

3 objectives for every session

I always try to achieve 3 key things for every class I conduct. Read more →

Why we charge for trial sessions

Unlike most judo clubs, we charge for our trial sessions. Read more →

Akimoto Roll

It's a derivative of the Hara-Zutsumi and Obi-Tori-Gaeshi. Read more →

Driving Ouchi

Driving ouchi starts off like an uchimata. Read more →

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