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Judo at 41yrs old training in the gym

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Hi All, I’m going to get back into Judo but I’m 41 years old this year and I’m feeling it. What can I do to look after myself better for Judo in the gym? Does anyone have a good workout plan they follow that’ll help with my joints etc?…

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Newbies: one more way you can screw up etiquette

Reddit r/bjj·u/judoxing·6 months ago
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So in judo there’s a word “Uke”. It literally means “person who is having the move done to them”. But its connotations extend to “drilling partner”.…

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Judo class structure question

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Hello everyone. I am a brand new beginner in judo ( 1mth) but have done BJJ for around 7-8 years. Absolutely love judo and having a great time. Anyway, in bjj we learn a 1-3 skills from the teacher and practice with a partner and then roll.…

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We have charts on the most successful throws in competitions. But how about the most successful sequences? As a former wrestler, I know no technique alone is very useful, but there were chain wrestling drills that would work almost anywhere. Are there equivalents in judo?

I remember when I wrestled for a few months and my coach emphasized sequences and said that learning a sequence is worth way more than techniques. We see people in highest levels, let me give you an example of Merab as I assume most people know him.…

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Thinking of launching "Judo Rebels" – A lifestyle & technique blog. Would you read it?
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Thinking of launching "Judo Rebels" – A lifestyle & technique blog. Would you read it?

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Hey everyone, I’ve been a huge Judo fan for a long time and recently I’ve been working on a project called Judo Rebels. It’s meant to be a mix of a lifestyle blog, technique breakdowns, and just general Judo culture.…

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Fight to Win: How a Judo Champion Built Resilience
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Fight to Win: How a Judo Champion Built Resilience

Knowledge at Wharton·@HashtagPLUS·6 months ago
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Ranking judo champion Peter Paltchik exemplifies what it means to overcome adversity and push beyond limits – a lesson that is inspiring to business leaders as well as athletes.…Read More

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