 From the Japanese Olympic Committee:The Olympic Movement and Jigoro Kano
A History of the Kodokan
Jigoro Kano and the Japanese Bid for the 1940 Olympics by Joseph Svinth Ne-waza (Groundwork) and Atemi-waza (blows) in Judo by Gunji Koizumi Professor Yamashita Goes to Washington by Joseph Svinth Judo and its Masters by Kyuzo Mifune Contest Judo by Gunji Koizumi Twelve Judo Throws and Tsukuri by Gunji Koizumi Live Movement and Dead Movement by Trevor P. Leggett
Good Drills, Bad Drills by Gerald Lafon Coach, I Want to Be a Champion by Gerald Lafon The Training Session by Amos Gil’ad Turnouts: Unorthodox Ukemi by Gerald Lafon Are You Training Efficiently? by Gerald Lafon Kano — Radical or Traditionalist? by Geoff Gleeson Kano and Kata: Reply to Geof Gleeson by Steven R. Cunningham Periodisation in Judo Training by Amos Gil’ad
The History of Judo – Highlights by Yonah Melnik and Dr. M. Schwartz Judo for Kids – A Guide for the Perplexed Parent by Yonah Melnik Principles of Judo Training in Adolescence by Yonah Melnik Judo in Adulthood by Dr. M. Schwartz
Belt Colors and Ranking Tradition by Don Cunningham Martial Arts Sports vs Combative Styles by Don Cunningham
The Future of Budo? by Trevor Leggett Memories of Jigoro Kano’s Visit to the London Budokwai by Trevor Leggett Jigoro Kano in North America by Joseph R. Svinth The Death of Professor Jigoro Kano by Mr. K. Hirasawa
The Great Tournament of 1886 by Wayne Muromoto
Shiro Saigo: Judo’s Secret Weapon? Classical Osotogari Doesn’t Work Hadakajime: Air or Blood Choke?
Judo Stamps and Coins by Dr. Ronald Allan Charles
Judo Strategy: 10 Techniques for Beating a Stronger Opponent by David Yoffie and Mary Kwak This page is copyright © 2000/2009 by Neil Ohlenkamp, JudoInfo.com. Last modified October 1, 2009. |
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