Judo is a sport of unarmed combat intended to train the body and mind. It draws its roots from Japan in 1882 and has since become one of the games played at the Olympics. The most unique thing about ...

Yoffie, David, and Mary Kwak. "Judo Strategy: 10 Techniques for Beating a Stronger Opponent." Business Strategy Review 13, no. 1 (Spring 2002): 20–30.

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - Judo translates as "the gentle way." But after nearly a week of competition at the Rio Olympics, the meaning of the Japanese martial art seems almost paradoxical; many of the ...

GRAND RAPIDS -- Tomas Jimenez, Ju'coy Johnson and Ju'kye Johnson had butterflies rolling around in their stomachs as they anxiously waited to take the mat. It was the first judo competition for the ...

Pensioners will be given judo lessons to improve their balance and teach them how to fall safely in a bid reduce injuries and hospital admissions. Coaches from sports body British Judo will touch on ...

Judo coaches are being trained to teach skills to the wider public later this year Judo is being used to teach "older adults" how to fall safely in an attempt to reduce hospital admissions each year.

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Judo translates as “the gentle way.” But after nearly a week of competition at the Rio Olympics, the meaning of the Japanese martial art seems almost paradoxical; many of the ...

But after nearly a week of competition at the Rio Olympics, the meaning of the Japanese martial art seems almost paradoxical; many of the matches have ended brutally, with judo players strangling ...

But after nearly a week of competition at the Rio Olympics, the meaning of the Japanese martial art seems almost paradoxical; many of the matches have ended brutally, with judo players strangling ...