Techniques of Judo
Throwing Techniques: Nagewaza
Traditional 40 Throws (Gokyo no Waza)Official 67 Throws of the
KodokanDrawings of ThrowsAnimations of
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JudoCombination and Counter Throws (Ohlenkamp, 2006)Standing Judo: Combination and Counter Techniques (Kawaishi, 1963)Counter Techniques (Kawaishi)Combination Techniques (Kawaishi)Combination and Counter Techniques (Kawamura, 1958)Grappling Techniques: Katamewaza
Pinning Techniques (Osaewaza)Choking Techniques
(Shimewaza)Joint Locking Techniques (Kansetsuwaza)Videos of Grappling TechniquesOfficial 29 Grappling Techniques of the KodokanGround TechniquesHigher Judo Ground WorkMore Techniques
Official 99 Techniques of the International Judo FederationHeirarchy of JudoKata -- Formal Techniques of JudoThe Classification of Judo TechniquesFalling (ukemi)Posture (shisei)Resuscitation (kappo)Judo LessonsJudo VideosPhotos of Tournament ThrowsBasic Technique ListBrown Belt QuizBlack Belt QuizGrippingPronunciation of Judo Techniques
"Thus the principle of Judo, from the very beginning, is not one of aggression, but of flowing with things." --Carl B. Becker, The Martial Arts Reader
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