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Speed, Agility and Quickness

June 10, 2024 Felipe Llanes Sanchez
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Do not miss this video with a real example of a judo training session developed to improve the speed, quickness and reaction time in our sport.

Check out HERE our previous posts about this topic.

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  • Effective transition from standing to groundwork combat: an analysis of judo athletes with visual impairments
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