Judo

reference judo: listing, showing all the techniques of kodokan, ijf, ....

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FEATURE:

+ Overview and systematize Judo martial art.

+ Demonstrated by pictures and videos.

+ Judo dictionary (Japanese-English and English-Japanese).

+ Tool for searching Judo techniques.

+ Tool for testing Judo techniques.

+ Helpful for people fall in love with Judo and martial arts.

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INCLUDE:

* Nage Waza

- Te Waza

- Koshi Waza

- Ashi Waza

- Sutemi Waza

* Katame Waza

- Osae Waza

- Shime Waza

- Kansetsu Waza

* Kata

* Ukemi

Judo (柔道 judo ?, Which means "gentle way") is a modern martial art, combat sport and Olympic was created in Japan in 1882 by Jigoro Kano (嘉納 治 五郎). Its most important feature is its competitive element, where the goal is to either throw or download an opponent to the ground, immobilize or otherwise subdue an opponent with a pin, or to force the opponent to submit by joint locking or zadushavane.From this application you can view and learn 74 judo techniques.

Winning at all costs is not the true judo, but this is the reality of excelling in tournaments. The price of competition is sacrificing your safety, and the benefits of competition are recognition by peers, increased self-esteem, bringing honor to your teacher and parents, the trophy to display in the case, etc. Competition is also inevitable when two individuals are doing free practice, little sleights accumulate and eventually a little club battle ensues.