JAPANESE TERMINOLOGY – Freestyle Judo South African Organization Alliance & Judo For All South Africa

Freestyle Judo South African Organization Alliance & Judo For All South Africa

The official home of Freestyle Judo in South Africa & Judo For All South Africa

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Kempton Park Indoor Center

Green Ave,

Zuurfontein 33-Ir,

Kempton Park,

1619

Kempton Park

1619

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-26.106380, 28.209649

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Monday: 18:00pm–20:00pm
Wednesday: 18:00pm–20:00pm

Saturday: 08:00am-10:00am

Hope to see you at one of our Classes SOON!!

International Freestyle Judo Alliance (IFJA)

What is Freestyle Judo?

Freestyle Judo is Kodokan Judo played under a different framework. Points are awarded for changes of control like a guard pass as well as throws. Matches can be won by Ippon through throws or submissions but players can also win by accumulating points from throws or groundwork techniques. Pins don’t win (although they do get lots of points); submissions do. Throws that grab the legs are permitted.

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