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How to develop a throw. Part 9: The biggest mistake.

In Part 9, we talk about the biggest mistake a player could make when trying to develop a throw. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 8: Crashpads.

In Part 8, we talk about throwing at 100% and why crash pads are crucial for judo training. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 7: How it is played.

In Part 7, we explore further why Japanese champions like to demonstrate classical techniques, and the ramifications of that. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 6: Complementary throws.

In Part 6, we look at the concept of complementary throws, or throws that go well with your main throw. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 5: Different variations of a throw.

In Part 5, we discuss how many variations of a throw a person must have in order to adequately deal with different training partners. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 4: Uchikomi, nagekomi & randori.

In Part 4, we discuss the roles played by uchikomi, nagekomi and randori. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 3: Video resources.

In Part 3, we talk about using video resources to learn judo. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 2: Randori.

In Part 2, we talk about how to get used to randori. Read more →

How to develop a throw. Part 1: Classical vs modern.

Part 1 of our podcast on how to develop a throw is about what a player can do if they are stuck in a dojo that only teaches classical judo. Read more →

One-Handed Techniques

Here are three practical one-handed techniques. Read more →

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