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...oman wrestling, freestyle wrestling, sambo, grappling, beach wrestling and judo. This usage of the term wrestling and grappling, as well as the categorizat ===Judo===

...ts in Martial Arts, and am currently a member of the University of Alberta Judo Club. I have prior instruction in Ninjitsu and Shaolin Kung Fu.

...[[Tenjin_Shinyo-ryu|Tenjin-Shinyo]] ryū in [[Yokohama]], and [[Kodokan]] [[judo]] in [[Tokyo]].<ref name="wolf">Wolf, Tony (ed.) ''The Bartitsu Compendium. ...s savate Professor [[Pierre Vigny]].<ref>Barton-Wright, E.W. "Ju-jitsu and judo." ''Transactions of the Japan Society,'' 1902, v. 5, pp. 261-264.</ref>

...t Petersburg]] (then Leningrad) to a working-class family, and practised [[judo]] from an early age. He graduated with a [[law]] degree from [[Saint Peters

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...most commonly in some forms of [[martial arts]], such as [[karate]] and [[judo]], where students begin with a white belt and may, after years of training

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...isolation, without the code and the meditation, they become mere violence. Judo, aikido and modern jiujitsu practice all solve this problem, but in differe [[Judo]] is a sport, among other things an art widely taught to children and an Ol

...ls of [[Koryu|''koryu'']] ("classical") [[jujutsu]] and from [[Kodokan]] [[judo]]. The art also incorporated combat techniques from British [[boxing]], Sw In 1902, Barton-Wright wrote:<ref>Barton-Wright, E.W. "Ju-jitsu and judo." ''Transactions of the Japan Society,'' 1902, v. 5, p. 261.</ref>

*grappling - judo, aikido, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, wrestling **Japan - judo, jujutsu, aikido, karate, kendo

...道, 'way of harmony') and ''[[kendo|kendō]]'' (剣道, 'way of the [[sword]]'). Judo is perhaps the most popular, as high schools and universities have teams fo *[[Judo]]

* [[judo]] ...ong background in a submission grappling art, such as Brazilian jiu-jitsu, judo or sambo.

...hat extensively include grappling. Some freestyle wrestlers cross-train in judo, and some judoka cross-train in wrestling.

...esses (1) a breathlessly up-to-date thriller, gimmicked to the gills, from judo to narco-hypnosis: (b) a psychoanalytic horror tale about (what else?) a mo

...rmer|Paul]] wrote about the famous (in Holland) first non-Japanese Olympic judo champion [[Anton Geesink]]. --[[User:Paul Wormer|Paul Wormer]] 04:21, 5 Jun ...er French mags of the horse. Plus lotsa articles and attention paid to the judo guy -- European solidarity, I guess, even those King Charles de Gaulle stil

...re of Japan. I think I'll write about martial arts in Japanese culture, as judo is just part of it, along with sumo, karate, samurai culture etc. I'm not s