Namie Judo Association
Practical Guide to Judo
Guidelines, materials, and explanations to make the daily lives of athletes, parents, teachers, and organizers easier.
The Practical Guide to Judo was created to bring together content that helps with the daily practice of judo.
The idea stemmed from a real need: to better understand how to organize children's festivals and competitions, create brackets, separate groups, and ensure that all athletes can participate in a balanced way. Based on this experience, the Namie Judo Association now provides materials to support teachers, students, parents, and staff in common situations both on and off the mat.
Here you will find content designed to guide you, clarify doubts, and serve as practical support on topics such as festivals, rules, event organization, athlete training, and the daily routine of judo.
🥋 Children's Festival Bracket
Practical content to support the organization of judo festivals for beginner children, with visual examples of groups, pairings, and bracket formats according to the number of athletes.
🥋 Summary — Single Elimination
Practical content to support the organization of judo tournaments, with visual examples of groups, pairings, and bracket formats according to the number of athletes.
🥋 Summary — Ancient Olympic Repechage
Practical content to support the organization of judo tournaments, with visual examples of groups, pairings, and bracket formats according to the number of athletes.