by Mitchell Palacio | Uncategorized
In this Lesson, we examine: Tachiwaza Scoring The objective is to throw your opponent onto the mat to score and Ippon. What constitutes an Ippon – An award of Ippon ends the match. Situations for an award of Ippon occur; – When the contestants are standing...
by Mitchell Palacio | Uncategorized
Ne-waza Scoring – Osaekomi – Shime-waza – Kansetsu-waza
by Mitchell Palacio | Uncategorized
Penalties Shido (Slight Penalty) and Hansoku-make (Grave Penalty) Overview Penalties come in two types; – Shido, which is a slight infringement of the rules – Hansoku-make, which is a grave infringement of the rules.
by Mitchell Palacio | Uncategorized
Module 1 Learning Outcomes At the conclusion of Module 1; You will be able to assemble elements of a judo contest, contest bowing, kumi kata (gripping), judo -gi, referee hand signals and calls and scoreboard basics You will be able to differentiate Tachiwaza Scoring...
by Mitchell Palacio | Uncategorized
Summary – Module 3 Module 3 expanded on judo rules, providing additional examples of Ippon, Wazari, non-scoring throws, landings, and less common penalties with their corresponding gestures. By the end of the module, participants were expected to have...
