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You were thrown in judo and you tore a tendon in my elbo how long will it take to recover and how do i?
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∙ 14y ago
I dislocate my elbow in judo, and later on in the mach it was poped back and broken afer my oponent out an armbar on. Sorry to say it has not come back to full recovery, and it has been 2 years. My best advise it to go to a physio. They will basically ensure that the elbow is able to bend back and recover full control, which can be defficult to do on your own.
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What is the object of judo?
The object of Judo is to defeat your opponent. You can do this by either throwing him for points, win by pinning him for 25 seconds, or by getting a submission. Another way you can win is by making them get Shidos (penalties), winning by default, or they can get hansokomake, which means you are either thrown out of the tournament or just disqualified from the match.
What is judo in France?
Judo is japanese, so it remains judo in all languages.
What is judo in afrikaans?
Judo is japanese, so it remains judo in all languages.
What part of speech is judo?
The word judo is a noun. Judo is a Japanese martial art.
Where did judo orginate from?
Judo originated from Japan
Where is Judo taught?
Judo is taught in Dojos
What verb is used with the sport judo?
Judo
What is the name judo suit?
Judo gi
What is the difference between Olympic judo and Paralympic judo?
Paralympic Judo participants are visually handicapped.
'we do judo' in French?
The French call it Judo, as do all the other countries.
What is the japan national games Judo or boxing?
It is judo
Is judo better than basketball?
In what sense? If you want to learn how to defend yourself, I should think that Judo is better. I mean, what are you going to do with the basketball? Knock your attacker out by bouncing the ball against his head for say, a hundred times? Quite tiring, don't you think? Judo lets light people throw others who are heavier, and not get injured too. But if you want a recreational sport, then I suppose it really is about what kind of fun you want. When you learn Judo, the first thing you need to learn is not how to throw people, but how to fall. It's useful, there's been many times where I would have gotten a concussion if I had not used my Judo breakfall to protect myself. But Judo training is very harsh, getting thrown, doing somersaults (forward-roll, backward-roll, cartwheels, handstands) are a must, because they help you feel how to move and they help you react in the Shiai (matches). Basketball, the training may still be hard, but at the very least you won't be concentrating on being thrown and throwing people. It's more about teamwork but in Judo, it's quite individual when you fight. Hope this helps.
