Judo is a form of martial art, which tests stamina and control. It is conducted indoors, on floor mats, and should only ever be taught by a qualified instructor.
Judo
What
is it?
Judo is a form of martial art, which tests stamina and control. It is conducted
indoors, on floor mats, and should only ever be taught by a qualified instructor.
Safety
Message
Participants should receive coaching and training in this activity, should
always wear the appropriate clothing and use the relevant equipment.
Ideas/Aims
• Receive adequate training in the safe use
of equipment.
• Have a sound knowledge of the rules of
Judo.
• Attain a reasonable proficiency in the
basic skills of the sport, in order to participate and compete in a serious
competition.
• Compete in appropriate club competitions.
• Show skills and an improvement in your
standard in the activity.
• Develop an appreciation in the tactics
of the sport.
• Gain a national governing body standard.
Review/Assessment
Participants should demonstrate to the assessor their knowledge of the rules
of the activity, and their skills in it. If they have entered competitions,
the results of those should be discussed.
Governing Body/Organisation
British Judo Association, 7a Rutland Street, Leicester, LE1 1RB
Tel: 01162 559669, Fax: 0116 255 9660
web site: www.britishjudo.org.uk