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What is Judo?
A system of unarmed combat, now primarily a sport, focused on throwing, pinning, or mastering the opponent.
What is the traditional uniform worn in Judo called?
Judogi
What color belt is associated with Ikkyu in Judo?
Which of the following is NOT a Kyu grade belt in Judo?
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Judoka perform the sport wearing shoes.
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What is the formal Japanese name for the traditional uniform used for Judo?
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What is the primary objective of Judo?
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Which of the following are Kyu grades in Judo? (Select all that apply)
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What is required for a Rokyu to advance to Dan grades?
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Judoka perform the sport of Judo wearing shoes.
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The belt worn by a beginner in Judo is usually ______.
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Study Notes
Overview of Judo
- A system of unarmed combat that has evolved into a competitive sport.
- Key objectives include cleanly throwing, pinning, or mastering an opponent.
- Mastery involves applying pressure to arm joints or the neck to force the opponent to yield.
- Techniques emphasize using the opponent's force to one’s advantage rather than direct opposition.
Judogi
- The traditional uniform for Judo practice and competition is called Judogi.
- Consists of a loose-fitting jacket and trousers made from strong white fabric.
Belt System
- Judo features a structured belt system, divided between Kyu grades (beginners) and Dan grades (advanced).
- Kyu grades (mu-dan-sha) include several levels:
- Brown belt (Ikkyu)
- Blue belt (Nidan)
- Green belt (Sankyu)
- Yellow belt (Yonkyu)
- Orange belt (Gokyu)
- White belt (Rokyu)
- Students must pass a test at the Rokyu level to continue advancing to higher grades, including black belt ranks.
Practice Conditions
- Judoka, the practitioners of Judo, typically perform barefoot during training and competitions.
Judogi
- Jūdōgi is the formal Japanese term for the Judo uniform, consisting of a loose jacket and matching trousers.
- Made from durable white cloth, the Jūdōgi is designed for both practice and competition in Judo.
Judo
- Judo is an unarmed combat system primarily recognized as a sport.
- Objectives include safely throwing, pinning, or mastering an opponent, usually by manipulating their neck to force surrender.
- Techniques focus on using the opponent's force against them rather than direct confrontation.
Belts Worn
- There are two main categories of belt holders in Judo: Kyu grades and Dan grades.
- Kyu grades (mu-dan-sha) consist of beginners and progress through various colored belts:
- Brown belt represents Ikkyu (highest Kyu grade).
- Blue belt signifies Nikkú.
- Green belt stands for Sankyu.
- Purple belt indicates Yonkyu.
- Orange belt denotes Gokyu.
- White belt corresponds to Rokyu.
- Rokyu students must pass a test to advance to the Dan grades, which are the black belt levels.
Barefoot
- Judoka practice the sport barefoot, which is standard in Judo training and competitions.
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamentals of Judo, an unarmed combat system that has evolved into a popular sport. Participants will learn about the objectives, techniques, and principles behind Judo, focusing on how it turns an opponent's force to one's own advantage. Test your knowledge of this fascinating martial art!
