Judo - Origins and History
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Judo originated in late 19th century Japan when its founder Dr. Jigoro Kano devised it after studying ancient martial arts. Judo involves throwing opponents onto their backs or pinning them down to force submission through joint locks or control holds. It emphasizes mental and physical discipline as well as contest skills. Judo became an international sport endorsed by the Olympics starting in 1964 and has appeared in most Summer Olympics since.
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In this presentation there is a brief explanation about judo ,history of judo ,fundamentals of judo like shisei : body posture,shintai : foot movement,kumikata : method of gripping and the measurement of the arena. It also have a little intro about the founder of judo : Dr. Jigoro Kano .
It will be very helpful for the young sports person who want to acquire knowledge about judo .
This is only a few information which I tried to give best of my knowledge and some other sources.
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Thomas Cutura is the director of operations for a construction firm in northern Ohio and enjoys playing football and practicing jiu-jitsu in his free time. Jiu-jitsu originated over 4,000 years ago in India as a martial art created by Buddhist monks using nonviolent grappling techniques without weapons. It spread to Asia and Japan, where it was called "jiu-jitsu" meaning "gentle art," before being introduced to the Western world in the 19th century and later modified and popularized in Brazil by the Gracie family in the 20th century.
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The document summarizes the history and origins of judo, including that it was founded in 1532 as a martial art called Takenouchi-ryu and was derived from jujitsu. It describes how Dr. Jigoro Kano studied ancient self-defense forms and integrated them into a sport called Kodokan Judo. Kano is considered the "Father of Judo" and helped develop Japanese athletics and sports.
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