Judo Management Blog
Welcome to the Judo Management blog, where we explore how the principles of judo can transform business management and leadership.
Here you will find articles that connect the philosophy of this discipline with key topics such as innovation, teamwork, and personal development.
Join us and discover new ways to apply Judo in your professional life.
Training within industry -TWI and the judo kata
The traditional schools of jiujitsu mainly practised kata, but Jigoro Kano (1860 ), the founder of judo, insisted that the study of judo must consist of both Randori (free practice) and
Leadership = vision + inspiration + driving force.
There is a great difference between managers and leaders. The characteristics of both leaders and managers are: Leaders are controlling the environment and managers participating in the environment The leader
Judo management reaches 1,500 followers on linkedin
Judo management reaches 1,500 followers on linkedin
Apply Judo values to face challenges
In moments of reflection and of new challenges we share the values of judo.
Sport and Professionalism (&7), Conclusions: The importance of leadership by coaching
History and definitions as fundaments to approach to the topic ‘Sport and Professionalism’.
Dynamics and innovation: The active organization
This article it’s about Judo and more special about randori and kata.
Giving feedback; How to write your personal coach report?
To guide and to coach the different types of athlets (staff) a coach can use the personal coach report. It is advisable to make and hand out a coaching report
JUDO, Kodokan Go Kyo: KO-SOTO-GARI & KO-UCHI-GARI
Articles explaining the KODOKAN GO KYO NO WAZA. The content of the technical articles consists of the explanation of the Kodokan Go Kyo no Waza, the description of a basic
OLYMPIC GAMES AND CLUSTER EFFECT
Richard Florida, tweeted some data about the sports productivity of different countries, measured in terms of medals per 100 bilion GDP, in Sochi Olympic Winter Games. The results are amazing:
Technical, physical and mental aspects of coaching (Part 1)
There are 3 aspects to a coach’s duty: Scouting (work area of one’s own sportsmen/women and that of the opponents) Training Coaching matches The coach trains and coaches the match. There
Judo, the importance of randori and kata (1) KATA
This article it’s about Judo and more special about randori and kata.
