Zen Judo Shiai Refereeing Guidelines Manual

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Please find link below to the Zen Judo No Shiai (Refereeing Guidelines for Zen Judo Contest).

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The Zen Judo Family syllabus has always included Shiai as part of its structure, both for dojo training and grading’s. To date rules governing this in Zen Judo have never been put down formally in writing. This manual is an attempt to formalize the rules and etiquette under which Zen Judo No Shiai should be held if we are to keep it within the principles of Zen Judo as laid down by its founder, Shihan Dominick McCarthy.

 
 
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Basic Judo Kata - by Brian Bagot

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Beginners manual for basic Judo Kata. Both Nage no Kata and Katame no Kata listed, showing dojo positions and all preliminary steps.

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Have You Ever Had to Use It?

People who don't train often ask me 'Have you ever had to use it?' To which my reply is that you never know how many times you weren't attacked because you were self confident / self assured / aware of your surroundings. So you 'use' your skills every day.

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Judo Tournament

After watching a Judo tournament, Kano reportedly gathered the participants together and told them:

You fought like young bulls locking horns; there was nothing refined or dignified about any of the techniques I witnessed today. I never taught anyone to do Kodokan Judo like that. If all you can think about is winning through brute strength, that will be the end of Kodokan Judo.
 

KYU-SHIN-DO AND ZEN JUDO

KENSHIRO ABBE, THE KYU-SHIN-DO AND ZEN JUDO
By Keo Cavalcanti, 6th Dan Zen Judo, hcavalca@richmond.edu

Most Judokas (judo practioners) are familiar with Dr. Jigoro Kano, the founder of modern Judo and the Kodokan, the organization he created to spread his art around the world. What is not common knowledge, however, is that for most of the first half of the 20th Century there were two major Martial Arts organizations in Japan who trained Judokas and awarded Judo ranks. One was Kano''s Kodokan. The other was the Butokukai.

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Brand New Thatcham Zen Judo Club Website Score: Comment Printer Friendly Send to a Friend Save as PDF

Posted on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 @ 19:44:12 UTC in Club News and Announcements
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Thatcham Zen Judo Club has just gone live with a brand new website check it out at:-

http://www.zenjudo.org/index.html
 

 

 

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IGAS Course at Gosport on 9th March 2013

A very successful IGAS course was hosted by the British Kempo Ju Jitsu Federation at Lee-on-Solent Community Centre, 51 Twyford Drive, Lee-on-Solent, Gosport, Hampshire on Saturday 9th March 2013.

Sessions covered Judo (Competition Judo compared to Jujitsu), Jujitsu (locks and pressure point applications / stick applications) and Shinkendo (sword).

With Instructor and students attending from many local clubs on the South Coast and also Trowbridge, Northampton and Milton Keynes, it was a very well attended course and was a chance to see old friends and make new ones. Thanks to all the instructors who gave up their time to pass on what they know.

Instructors:

Sensei John Brown 6th Dan – South England Ju Jitsu Kai
Sensei Jim Dart 5th Dan – Kenshindoryu Nippon Budo Kyokai
Sensei Ian Llewellin 3rd Dan – Tora Judo Kai
Sensei Mark Corby 3rd Dan – British Kempo Jujitsu Federation
Sensei Byron Shepherd Shoden Renshi – UK Shibucho Aikibujutsu

 

 

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Aikibuken UK hosted a one day IGAS course at
Leon Leisure Centre, Leon Sports College, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Bucks on Sunday 30th September 2012.
Arts covered included Aikibujutsu, Traditional Judo, Aikido and BKJJF Jujitsu, the theme of the course was to look at the similarities in the martial arts.

Instructors and Students

 Those attending came from various clubs (and martial arts) from as far away as the South Coast.

Judo for old people
Martial Arts for Old people who can't stand up !!!!!

Thank you to the following Instructors:

Byron Shepherd - UK Shibucho (Aikibujutsu)
Sensei Jim Dart 5th Dan (Traditional Judo)
Sensei Mike Gilbert-Hill 3rd Dan (Aikido)
Sensei Mark Corby 3rd Dan (BKJJF Jujitsu)

(For more information visit the IGAS website)

 

 

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Bognor Regis Zen Judo Club Course 4th November 2012

Some of the Instructors and Students that attended the Zen Judo Syllabus Session at Bognor Regis Zen Judo Club on Sunday 4th November.
Unfortunately due to illness and work and family commitments a number of Instructors and Students where unable to make it.
Thank you to the Head of The Zen Judo Family; Shihan Phil Watts 6th Dan (Petersfield Dojo)
and Sensei Tracy Collins 5th Dan (Horndean Dojo) for attending.

 

 

 

David Bennington Promoted to 3rd Dan by Shihan Phil Watts.
(photo: David Bennington being presented with his 3rd Dan by Shihan Phil Watts 6th Dan)

Congratulations to David Bennington (Chief Instructor of Portsmouth Zen Judo Club)
on achieving his promotion to 3rd Dan at Petersfield Zen Judo Club on Friday 13th July,
after demonstrating the Katame no Kata as both tori and uke.
David was presented with his certificate by Shihan Phil Watts 6th Dan (Head of The Zen Judo Family).

 



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