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May 11, 2020 Judo Training

Knee Injuries In Judo – A Major Challenge For The Sport

A research article review by Tom Davitt, Sports Physiotherapist. Tom is a physiotherapist from Ireland specializing in sports rehabilitation. He

In our previous post we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of using Olympic weightlifting movements for developing strength in judo

Vanbiesbroeck F, Vandenrijt J, Van Glabbeek F, et al. (March 23, 2024) A Case Report of a National Judo Champion:

ABSTRACT The benefits of strength and conditioning (S&C) for improving judo performance and reducing injuries have been widely studied. However,

During last years we uploaded several articles about ACL injury and other knee injuries in judo athletes. In this interesting

Nitsch A, Marx H, Fischer CS, Bakir S, Ekkernkamp A, Wassilew GI, Haralambiev L. Prevalence of cauliflower ear in high

Agostinho, M. Dynamic training load management in international judo training. SPSR – 2023. September, 197 In judo, participation in training

Sasaki E, Kamitani T, Kinouchi S, Kamiya N, Ikumi A, Tateishi T, Miyazaki S, Ishibashi Y, Nagahiro S. Incidence of

Ikumi A, Hara Y, Yoshii Y. Irreducible isolated anteromedial radial head dislocation due to ruptured anterior capsule and annular ligament

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Progressively increasing training stress is necessary to improve performance (8) but how much is enough and how much