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The word for hajime in judo?
"Hajime" is a Japanese word. It is used to begin the match and is assumed to mean "start" or "begin."
What are the challenges of Paralympic judo?
Paralympic Judo is for Visually impaired (VI) athletes. The rules are similar to regular (IJF) judo but athletes must take a grip on their opponents uniform (gi) prior to the match starting and maintain physical contact during the match. Referees help guide the athletes to each other at match start and will intervene if the action is going out of bounds or if contact is lost. http://www.ibsa.es/
What is the judo maximum?
Duration of Judo match is 3 minute for children limited, adult is 5 minute and 3 minute for master level.
Which country did judo start?
Japan
Which country did judo start in?
Japan
How much distance is there in between two judo competitors before the fight starts?
According to the International Judo Federation:A strip of blue and a strip of white adhesive tape, approximately 10cm wide and 50cm long shall be fixed on the centre of the contest area 4m apart, to indicate the starting positions at which the contestants must start and end the contest.
When did blind judo start?
about late 1980
Should judo be capitalized?
Yes, "Judo" should be capitalized as it is a proper noun referring to a specific martial art.
What does ippon mean in judo?
Ippon is part of the scoring system of judo, Ippon means one whole point. One whole point in judo means you have won the match and will go on to fight the next combatant, or win the tournament.
What age can you start judo?
When you can walk. 5 or 6 is a good age to start at.
How many grappling techniques are there in Judo?
{| |- | Judo is predominantly a grappling style of martial art. There are hundreds of different techniques involved. You will start off learning about a dozen or so key moves, and build on them as you progress on your journey. |}
How do you learn Judo?
Start training at a club, try looking at the YMCA
