Judo
The gentle way.
Judo is a discipline of Martial Arts. Learn Judo with DOMISPORTS – video tutorials, technique guides and equipment tips from first steps to advanced.
Judo guides & tutorials
- Judo: Getting Started and Overview – Beginner
- Judo: Judogi, Belt and Equipment – Beginner
- Judo: Learning Breakfalls (Ukemi) Safely – Beginner
- Judo: Winning the Grip Fight (Kumi-kata) – Beginner
- Judo: Understanding Throwing Techniques (Nage-waza) – Beginner
- Judo: Fixing the Most Common Beginner Mistakes – Beginner
- Judo: How Dangerous Is It — and How Do You Stay Safe? – Beginner
- Judo: How Fit Does It Make You — and What Do You Train Extra? – Beginner
- Judo: Ground Fighting (Ne-waza) — Holds, Chokes, Locks – Intermediate
- Judo: Combinations and Counters (Renraku- & Kaeshi-waza) – Intermediate
- Judo: Training Strength Right — Grip, Core, Pull – Intermediate
- Judo: Making Weight Without Harm — Classes and Nutrition – Intermediate
- Judo: Understanding Competition — Ippon, Waza-ari, Rules – Intermediate
- Judo: Seoi-nage Biomechanics — What Separates Elite from Amateur – Pro
- Judo: Self-Analysis by Video — Making Technique Measurable – Pro
- De-ashi-harai: The Foot Sweep That Runs on Timing, Not Strength – Beginner
- O-goshi: The Major Hip Throw Almost Every Judoka Starts With – Beginner
- Uki-goshi: The Floating Hip Throw Where You Rotate Instead of Lift – Beginner
- O-uchi-gari: The Major Inner Reap You Throw Only With Secure Breakfalls – Beginner
- Ko-uchi-gari: The Minor Inner Reap for the Moment the Heel Carries the Weight – Beginner
- O-soto-gari: The Major Outer Reap, a Classic That Demands Breakfalls – Beginner
- Ko-soto-gari: The Minor Outer Reap That Sets the Beat in Randori – Beginner
- Kesa-gatame: The Scarf Hold That Demands Control, Not Force – Beginner
- Yoko-shiho-gatame: The Side Four-Quarter Hold Where You Lie Across Your Partner – Beginner
- Tai-otoshi: The Body Drop Where the Leg Blocks and the Head Stays Up – Intermediate
- Tsurikomi-goshi: The Lift-Pull Hip Throw That Starts With the Hand – Intermediate
- Harai-goshi: The Sweeping Hip Throw Where Hip, Leg and Pull Form a Chain – Intermediate
- Uchi-mata: The Inner Thigh Throw That Demands Timing, Hip and Standing Leg – Intermediate
- Tomoe-nage: The Circle Throw Where You Fall Along – Intermediate
- Juji-gatame: The Cross Armlock You Learn Only With a Coach and the Tap Rule – Intermediate
- Kami-shiho-gatame: How to Hold the Upper Four-Quarter Pin in Judo – Beginner
- Kuzure-kesa-gatame: How to Learn the Modified Scarf Hold in Judo – Beginner
- Kata-gatame: How to Learn the Shoulder Pin in Judo with Control – Intermediate
- Tate-shiho-gatame: How to Hold the Mounted Pin in Judo – Beginner
- Hiza-guruma: How to Learn the Knee Wheel in Judo with Control – Beginner
- Sasae-tsurikomi-ashi: How to Learn the Pulling-Lifting Foot Block Throw in Judo – Beginner
- Koshi-guruma: How to Learn the Hip Wheel in Judo with Breakfalls and Supervision – Beginner
- Seoi-otoshi: How to Learn the Low Shoulder Drop Throw in Judo, Only with Supervision – Intermediate
- Okuri-ashi-harai: How to Learn the Sliding Foot Sweep in Judo with Good Timing – Intermediate
- Learning Hane-goshi: the Spring Hip Throw in Judo – Built Honestly and Safely – Intermediate