Monthly Archives: January 2013

GROWING AS A JUDO TECHNICIAN – PART 4

Posted on January 19, 2013 by Mark V

GROWING AS A JUDO TECHNICIAN & COACH Part 4 By Mark Lonsdale Note: the following discussion addresses the right handed judoka, so lefties will need to make the necessary adjustments.      This article follows on from the previous three articles defining … Continue reading →

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HISTORIC SAWTELLE JUDO DOJO

Posted on January 14, 2013 by Mark V
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WINNING JUDO TECHNIQUE

Posted on January 7, 2013 by Mark V

DEVELOPING A WINNING JUDO TECHNIQUE By Mark Lonsdale Ever wonder how champions such as Takamasa Anai or Tokuzo Takahashi, from LA Tenri Dojo, could run a ten-man slaughter line using only one or two techniques? I wondered the same thing when … Continue reading →

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MAITRE SHOZO AWAZU & NATIONAL COACH SERGE FEIST

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Mark V
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SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY 101

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Mark V

SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY & JUDO  A Primer by Mark Lonsdale  Sports psychology helps athletes control their minds and bodies to produce optimum sporting performance. It is also a critical part of coaching, communications and team building. Sports psychology is all about … Continue reading →

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DEMONSTRATION QUALITY JUDO SKILLS

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Mark V

JUDO TECHNICIAN (Part 3) “DEMONSTRATION QUALITY SKILLS” By Mark Lonsdale  This article follows on from the previous two articles defining the term “judo technician,” which can be found by scrolling down, or in Growing Judo’s October and November 2012 issues.   … Continue reading →

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