Pages for learning Japanese about judo, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A Journey Through Aikido: Robert Nadeau on Spirituality, O-Sensei, and the Golden Age of Aikido in California
Information about Kodokan's 2026 summer judo course offering practical training and technique instruction for students aged 13 and above, organized by skill level from beginner to advanced practitioners.
An overview of Japanese martial arts and their philosophical foundations, covering budo history from samurai warfare to modern Olympic sports like judo and karate.
Drama-based conversation lessons for elementary Japanese learners, featuring characters in everyday situations like dining, travel, and festivals, with accompanying can-do objectives aligned to the Marugoto coursebook.
Video lesson on the present progressive form (te-iru) with basic and advanced skits, key phrases in context, vocabulary development, and cultural content about traditional arts and Japanese speakers worldwide.
A glossary of over 50 sumo terms with Japanese script and English definitions, organized by frequency of use and by rank, helping viewers understand sumo broadcasts and the sport's structure.
A searchable glossary of 119 Japanese judo terms with English translations, drawn from Canadian and American belt syllabi. Useful for judo practitioners learning Japanese martial arts vocabulary.
Glossary of 264 judo terms with English translations and word-by-word breakdowns, covering throws, pins, chokes, referee calls, and dojo vocabulary for all rank levels.
Glossary of 162 essential Japanese judo terms with romanization and English meanings, organized by categories including etiquette, techniques, competition, and practice.
Governing body for sumo in the UK providing information about clubs, training, officials, and the sport's history and cultural significance for people interested in learning sumo.
Step-by-step guides with expert videos for judo techniques organized by the Kodokan classification system, covering throws, holds, chokes, and joint locks for all levels.
Video lessons featuring the character Erin learning Japanese through situational dialogues in everyday settings like classrooms, shops, and trains.
Glossary of Japanese aikido terminology with kanji and English translations. Serves aikido students and practitioners learning Japanese martial arts vocabulary.
Learning resource for judo techniques organized by the Gokyo classification system, with Kodokan and IJF Academy teaching videos for each technique across five skill levels.
Educational resource about kansetsu waza (joint lock techniques) in judo, featuring 60-second teaching videos from the Kodokan and IJF Academy with vocabulary and technique names.
Information about studying judo at the Kodokan Osaka International Judo Center, including guidance, event calendar, and contact details for learners interested in Japanese martial arts training.
A recertification course for judo coaches offered by the United States Judo Federation that covers coaching philosophy, athlete communication, and risk management.
The United States Judo Federation's education portal offers online certification courses for judo teachers and coaches, with instructional materials on techniques, contest rules, and teaching methodology.
A certification course for judo coaches covering coaching philosophy, athlete development, communication, and risk management. For experienced judoka pursuing formal coaching credentials.
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