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Page Contents:
Promotions / Gradings
Badge Positions on your Gi
Renew your BJA licence on line
Gokyo (videos of throws)
Club membership forms
Plymouth Open 2009
New IJF rules - added December 2008
Squad
members training sessions Sundays 10am
 Update
to rules from Jan 2010 download here
Click here for videos from the IJF
Situations 1-18 will be still valid.
Leg grabs in clips 19-60 will be forbidden from 2010
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Koka Kids Digital
Online version
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Watch Olympic and World Champion, Kosei Inoue
demonstrate his uchimata in a live video clip in the new edition of Koka
Kids Digital.
This fantastic clip, put together by Fighting Films, will really help the
kids visualise how to do uchimata. And lets face it, if they can get close
to doing uchimata like Inoue does, then that can't be a bad thing for their
judo! You can watch it by clicking on the link below and going to page 26.
And also you can watch Karina Bryant, winning her semi final at this year's
World Championships, with a fantastic ippon throw. Once again follow the
link below and go to page 19, where you can see the throw and read an
interview with our World Silver medallist.
To see Inoue or Karina in action simply click on Koka Kids below |
Next Grading for Juniors and Seniors.
If you wish to grade for juniors please see Richard and for Seniors please see
Alan
 Renew your BJA licence on line,
click on one the links below.
 
Membership form, please download from below and hand into Alison or Alan K ...
Thank you.
Form in word
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here for the Traditional Gokyo of Kodokan Judo
Full of videos of the techniques.
Mon Grade
Kyu Grades
Dan Grades
Click here for
the latest edition of the BJA Contest rules
(Aug2009)
click here to download the
JUNIOR REFEREEING SCHEME
NEW TECHNICAL DAN GRADE SCHEME
The new Technical Dan Grade Scheme includes 25 newly
classified techniques known as ‘Kokusai-shiai-waza’, or Innovative competition
techniques, examples of which are included here:
• Mae-daki-uranage (front
hug rear throw)
• Kata-sode-ashi-tsurikomi-goshi
(single sleeve and leg lifting drawing hip)
• Kata-sode-seoi-otoshi
(Single sleeve shoulder drop)
• Kata-eri-sode-tsurikomi-goshi
(single lapel sleeve lifting drawing hip)
• Ryo-ashi-tomoenage (two
feet circle throw)
The full list of newly classified techniques is
featured
on the file available to download here.
The Judogi
Strongly made of cotton or similar material, in good
condition.
The material must not be so thick, hard, or slippery as to prevent the
opponent from taking a grip.
The jacket shall be long enough to cover the thighs and shall at a minimum
reach to the fists when the arms are fully
extended downwards at the sides of the body.
The body of the jacket shall be worn with the left side crossed over the right
and shall be
wide enough to have a minimum overlap of 20cm at the level of the bottom of
the rib-cage.
The sleeves of the jacket must reach to the wrist joint at the maximum and 5cm
above the
wrist joint at the minimum.
A space of 10 to 15cm shall exist between the sleeve and the arm (bandages
included), along the entire length of the sleeve.
The lapel and collar must be a maximum of 1cm in thickness and 5cm in width.
The trousers, free of any markings, (except Manufacturer's trade mark on
bottom front of
left leg and contestant's name on upper front of the trousers), shall be long
enough to
cover the legs and shall at the maximum reach the ankle joint and at the
minimum 5cm
above the ankle joint.
A space of 10 to 15cm shall exist between the trouser leg and the leg
(bandages included)
along the entire length of the trouser leg.
A strong belt, 4 to 5cm wide shall be worn over the jacket going twice around
it at waist, and tied with a square knot with the
first loop inside the knot, tight enough to prevent the jacket from being too
loose and long enough to leave 20 to 30cm
protruding from each side of the knot when tied.
Female contestants shall wear under the jacket either:
Ø a plain white or off-white T-shirt, with short sleeves, rather strong, long
enough to be worn inside the trousers, or
Ø a plain white or off-white leotard with short sleeves.
If the Judogi of a contestant does not comply with these criteria, the Referee
must order the contestant to change in the
shortest possible time, into a Judogi, which does.
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