Interested in Judo? Follow this thread
By Laurie
Judo is an Olympic sport. If you saw any of the 2008 Bejing Olympics on the TV and were not impressed then don’t worry. Most Judo players find watching Judo on the TV harder than being on the mat. Olympic players are at the top of their game. When you see this level of Judo you are watching an athlete implement a complex strategy which has been worked out by player and coach over a number of years.
The moves and techniques in Judo are taken from the Japanese martial art of Jujitsu. In Jujitsu the idea of each technique is to maim, injure or even kill the opponent. So, Jigoro Kano took the Jujitsu techniques and transformed them into what we now know as the Judo. People often forget that ‘martial’ arts are war like arts. These are ancient forms of self defence. What this means to the Judo practitioner is that he or she can practice techniques to completion. This is, of course, not possible with martial arts. It important to remember that much of the training ethos and self discipline required for the martial arts is just as important for the practice of judo.
More soon.
Aylwin Judo Club South East London SE16
Smart Marketing Warriors
By Laurie
The Smart Marketing Warriors is a group of people who are determined to succeed with an on-line business. You may be bringing your current business on-line or starting from scratch. The group runs a membership site full of content and meets monthly in London on a Saturday for a full day of Internet Business and Networking.
During the meeting feedback is sought to provide the input for the next month. We also aim to bring in guest speakers to provide up to the moment presentations on current issues. Members who attend the meeting are invited to take a ‘Hot Seat’ session where we address any issues they have and agree an action plan. We then follow up on the plan at the next meeting to review progress.
As the URL above is a membership site the information available is restricted so go to the Smart Marketing Warriors, Meet Up site for .lots of information and comments from both members and non members.
I hope to see you soon at one of our meetings soon.



May 24th, 2010