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• Judo
  ...People who train in judo are called [[judoka]], judoists, and occasionally judo players. The places where judoka train are called [[dojo]]s or training hal ...und ranges of combat as typically seen in [[mixed martial arts]]. During a judo match, in the tachi waza phase, a judoka will typically look to throw his o
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• Judo/Approval
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• Judo/Definition
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• International Judo Federation
  The '''International Judo Federation (IJF)''' is the governing body of [[judo]]. It was founded in 1951 and is based in [[Lausanne]]. [[Category:Judo organisations]]
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• Judo/Related Articles
  * [[:Category:Judo|Judo]]
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• International Judo Federation
  The '''International Judo Federation (IJF)''' is the governing body of [[judo]]. It was founded in 1951 and is based in [[Lausanne]]. [[Category:Judo organisations]]
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• Anton Geesink
  ...pril 1934 — Utrecht, 27 August 2010) was a Dutch former Olympic champion [[judo]] and member of the [[International Olympic Committee]] (IOC). ...tegories in the [[Olympic Games]] of 1964, held in [[Tokyo]]. In that year judo was for the first time on the Olympic program, as a demonstration sport. I
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• Combat sports/Definition
  ...involve combat between the contestants such as [[boxing]], [[fencing]], [[judo]], [[karate]] and [[wrestling]].
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• Judo/Related Articles
  * [[:Category:Judo|Judo]]
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• Anton Geesink/Definition
  Dutch former Olympic champion judo and member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
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• Combat sports
  ...ntestants engage in some form of combat such as [[boxing]], [[fencing]], [[judo]], [[karate]] and [[wrestling]].
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• Brazilian jiu-jitsu
  ...ompetitions convinced Jigoro Kano to include the teachings when he created judo. Mitsuyo Maeda, a judoka and prizefighter, moved to Brazil, where he taught judo to two brothers Carlos and Helio Gracie.
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• Martial arts/Catalogs
  *[[judo]]
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• Judo
  ...People who train in judo are called [[judoka]], judoists, and occasionally judo players. The places where judoka train are called [[dojo]]s or training hal ...und ranges of combat as typically seen in [[mixed martial arts]]. During a judo match, in the tachi waza phase, a judoka will typically look to throw his o
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• Anton Geesink/Related Articles
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• Mixed martial arts/Related Articles
  {{r|Judo}}
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• Submission wrestling
  ...t while avoiding association with a single art like Brazilian jiu-jitsu or judo. ...ers to submission wrestling as "Grappling", a usage also commonly found in judo, the term "submission wrestling" in this context is far more common, as [[g
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• Martial arts/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Judo}}
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• Culture of Japan/Related Articles
  {{r|Judo}}
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• Asian Games/Related Articles
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• Wrestling (sports)
  ...oman wrestling, freestyle wrestling, sambo, grappling, beach wrestling and judo. This usage of the term wrestling and grappling, as well as the categorizat ===Judo===
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• Edward William Barton-Wright
  ...[[Tenjin_Shinyo-ryu|Tenjin-Shinyo]] ryū in [[Yokohama]], and [[Kodokan]] [[judo]] in [[Tokyo]].<ref name="wolf">Wolf, Tony (ed.) ''The Bartitsu Compendium. ...s savate Professor [[Pierre Vigny]].<ref>Barton-Wright, E.W. "Ju-jitsu and judo." ''Transactions of the Japan Society,'' 1902, v. 5, pp. 261-264.</ref>
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• Vladimir Putin
  ...t Petersburg]] (then Leningrad) to a working-class family, and practised [[judo]] from an early age. He graduated with a [[law]] degree from [[Saint Peters
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• Olympic Games/Catalogs
  * ''Judo''
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• Belt (clothing)
  ...most commonly in some forms of [[martial arts]], such as [[karate]] and [[judo]], where students begin with a white belt and may, after years of training
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