Judo

The gentle art began in Japan. Records indicate that it existed as early as 1532, making it almost 500 years old.

There is no widely available information indicating that Joe Pesci practiced judo. He is primarily known for his acting career, particularly in films like "Goodfellas" and "Home Alone." While he has portrayed tough characters and may have some combat training for roles, any formal judo training isn't documented.

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You can find judo schools in the Philippines in various locations, particularly in major cities like Manila, Quezon City, and Cebu. Many universities and sports complexes offer judo programs, and organizations such as the Philippine Judo Federation provide listings of affiliated clubs. Additionally, local martial arts centers often include judo classes in their curriculum. It's best to check online directories or social media for specific schools and their schedules.

Each nation has their own.

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You need to ask yourself what your goals are and match the style to those goals. There are competition-based martial arts and others that are geared to street-based, reality self-defense. In all styles I would imagine you would get fit, but there are some more than others that do this. Also it is not only the style, but the school and the instructors. Capabilities vary widely depending on individual instructors. By way of disclaimer, I do Krav Maga and am over 60 and get in better shape every day. I train in Krav Maga at least 4 hours per week.

Even though Judo and Karate are both Japanese martial arts they focus on completely different fighting styles.

Karate means empty hand, Karate focuses primarily on striking techniques such as delivering punches and kicks, karate practitioners are trained to maximize the force behind their punches/kicks.

Judo means the gentle way, the sport of Judo was formed from traditional Japanese combat art of Ju-Jutsu. Modifications were made which eliminated striking techniques, in Judo instead of going strength against strength the practitioner uses their opponents leverage to throw them. Judo unlike Karate also involves grappling and the use of joint locks, wind and blood chokes. It is impossible to with 100% accuracy state which art is better, from stand-up karate has the advantage of using strikes and the judo practitioner who does not use strikes has throws and leg sweeps at their disposal.

Karate practitioners who are not trained to fight on the ground are at a major disadvantage to the Judo practitioner who is trained in grappling, joint locks, and wind/blood chokes. Both styles have their advantages and disadvantages and neither style is better than the other, it all depends on the practitioner.

In my opinion the best fighting style would not be a single style but a mixture of styles; such as a mixture of muay thai, judo, karate, and Brazilian jujitsu.

Judo uses a typical ranking system for Gendai budo martial arts. There are six kyu ranks and ten dan ranks. Progression is from 6th to 1st kyu, and then from 1st to 10th dan. Colored belts include the white belt (6th kyu), yellow belt (5th kyu), orange belt (4th kyu), green belt (3rd kyu), blue belt (2nd kyu), and brown belt (1st kyu). Black belts are used from 1st to 5th dan, red and white belts from 6th to 8th dan, and solid red belts for 9th and 10th dan. Currently, the 10th dan is no longer officially awarded to anyone.

A rear naked choke works by cutting off blood flow to the brain via the carotid arteries. The brain can last a maximum of 4 minutes without blood flow.

Master Kang School of Judo and Jiu Jitsu in Palisades Park. The actual name of the school is U &K Judo Academy.

Martial arts kung fu originated about 4500 years ago in china. it is generally a much more fluid art than karate. however, karate is a derivative of kung fu. each have many branches, styles and philosophies. so generally speaking karate = more hard linear movements and kung fu= more soft fluid circular movements

Japan was the first to create Judo. It is traditional for them by using some of the jackets like how they wear recently and make Judo into a sport. The first creator wanted to make Judo into a gentle sport and not so rough but it failed because YOG does not have fighting sports in that time so he wanted to be the first creator and stated a Judo club for all the kids and adults.

the reason is that martin traub ran for south Africa and south Africa was under sanctions and no sport was recognised during that time unfortunatly as i recall he was a superb athlete

yes

The term used is Judoka.

Possibly, but Byakuya has never been given the chance to show his prowess, but he is versed in the art of Zanjutsu, which is the art of wielding a Zanpakuto.

In 1951, Helio Gracie, the co-founder of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, fought in a no-holds-barred fight against Japanese Judo star Masahiko Kimura. After a grueling 13 minute fight, Kimura pinned Gracie's back flat on the mat and attacked his left arm in what is known in Judo as the reverse Ude Gamari (reverse arm entanglement). Kimura tightened the shoulder lock, but Gracie did not submit and sustained significant damage to his left arm. The submission has since been named after Kimura.

Yes, Hikkomi Gaeshi is still a legal throw in competition Judo, but as a countertechnique.