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Hi folks, I went through a bit of a thought exercise, looking through the current British Judo Association Kyu and Dan grade requirements, with the intention of taking the requirements for each grade and attempting to group techniques into teachable groups, arranged by some theme that ties them together. I ended up just focusing on the tachi-waza requirements the end result being 15 of these groups.

These are not lesson plans or a syllabus - many groups contain far too much to cover in a single lesson - but I though I would share it as perhaps some inspiration for newbie coaches or even old time coaches that feel like they're just going through the motions.

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Hi All!

Its been a long time since I provided a complete overview of the videos we've released, I know we've not released any new content for a while now, but there are a handful of videos that have been released since the last breakdown. So here are the 216 videos Efficient Judo videos released as of 30-MAY-2023.

All of it is freely available on our Efficient Judo YouTube channel. The best way to support the ongoing creation of our content is simply to subscribe to our channel, give our videos a like, and share them with anyone you think would be interested: [subscribe link here](https://www.youtube.com/efficientjudo?sub_confirmatio

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Hi folks!

Its been a while since I provided a complete overview of the videos we've released, so here it is, a full breakdown of all the content we've created, 202 videos, as of 18-NOV-2021.

All of it is freely available on our Efficient Judo YouTube channel. The best way to support the ongoing creation of our content is simply to subscribe to our channel, give our videos a like, and share them with anyone you think would be interested: subscribe link here

If there are specific techniques, combinations, other content ideas you'd like to see from us, just let me know.

Tec

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