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DAY-3: TBILISI GRAND PRIX 2017, GEORGIA + PRELIM & FINAL BLOCK #JUDOTBILISI2017

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DAY-2: TBILISI GRAND PRIX 2017, GEORGIA + PRELIM & FINAL BLOCK #JUDOTBILISI2017

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DAY-1: Tbilisi Grand Prix 2017, Georgia + PRELIM & FINAL BLOCK #JUDOTBILISI2017

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DAY-3: BAKU GRAND SLAM 2017, AZERBAIJAN + PRELIM & FINAL BLOCK #JUDOBAKU2017

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柔道 Judo Grand-Prix Hohhot 2017 - Day's 1,2, & 3 - Final Block #JudoHohhot2017

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JUDO HISTORY

Kano meeting with the heads of Ju-Jutsu schools (All Former Samurai) to unite under Judo & decide the kata or Samurai combat forms for "KODOKAN JUDO". (Kano center front with hands on cane) At the age of 22 Jigoro Kano opens a dojo, which he called the "KODOKAN" The year 1882...

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柔道 WHY JUDO - LISTEN TO THE ESSENCE OF JUDO FROM THOSE WHO LIVE BY IT'S PATH - "JUDO" THE WAY OF GENTLENESS...

THE PRINCIPLE OF GENTLENESS

The word judo consists of two Japanese characters, ju, which means "gentle", and do, which means "the way". Judo, therefore, literally means the way of gentleness. Although the gentleness may not be immediately apparent to newcomers who see bodies flying through the air and people pinned to the ground, it is this principle of gentleness, or yawara (which is the same character as in judo), on which all judo techniques are based.