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Forms of Judo (Kata)    Nage no Kata: forms of throwingKatame no Kata:
forms of grapplingJu no Kata: forms of gentlenessKodokan Goshin Jutsu: modern self
defenseKime no Kata: forms of decision Koshiki no Kata: forms
antiqueJoshi Judo Goshinho: women's self defenseItsutsu no Kata: forms of
fiveRenkoho Waza: arresting techniquesKime Shiki: forms of
decisionSeiryoku Zen'yo Kokumin Taiiku: maximum-efficiency physical educationNage-Waza-Ura no Kata:
forms of counterthrowsGonosen no Kata: forms of countersKaeshi no Kata: forms of
countersGo no Kata: forms of hardnessGo no Kata: by Gianna Giraldi, translated by Llyr C.
JonesNage no Kata, Katame no Kata, and Ju no Kata: by Donn DraegerA Lifetime of Judo: Keiko
FukudaRun, Duck, Dodge, Hide and a Little Tai-Sabaki too! by Kenji OsugiCompetition, Kata, and the Art of Judo by Llyr C. JonesJudo: An Article Led Astray by John CornishWhat is Kata by John CornishDiscussion of Kata"Thus the principle of Judo, from the very beginning, is not one of aggression, but of flowing with things." --Carl B. Becker
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