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SUMMARY:Updates to the BJA Technical Restrictions for Inexperienced Judoka (U12yrs All Grades\, U16yrs Red & Yellow Belts) - 25 Jun 26 - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Date / Time: 25 June 2026 20:00-21:00 on Microsoft Teams \nWebinar for Coaches and Referees. \nThe BJA NCC has officially approved revisions to the Technical Restrictions for Less Experienced Judoka\, which will come into effect on 06/07/2026. Developed by the National Coaching Commission (NCC) and approved alongside the National Refereeing Commission (NRC)\, these updates incorporate 12 months of development and pilot event feedback. \nTo prepare the community\, upcoming webinars will target coaches and referees\, detailing the logic and application behind the changes. \n🎯 Key Objectives of the Revisions \n\nAge & Stage Appropriateness: Promoting fundamental\, development-focused techniques.\nLong-Term Development: Encouraging active\, positive attacking judo over passive tactics.\nSafety Enhancement: Reducing instances where young or novice judoka are placed in dangerous positions (e.g.\, preventing head-spiking or uncontrollable throws).\nAmbiguity Removal: Providing clear-cut guidelines standising the application of rules.\nPositive First Experiences: Ensuring competitive environments build confidence for entry-level fighters.\n\n🔍 Webinar Focus Points \nThe sessions will break down how the rules affect these six core areas: \n\nGripping Rules (Kumi-kata): Expectations around establishing standard sleeve-and-lapel grips and how non-standard or preparatory grips will be handled.\nDrop-knee and Sutemi-waza Rules: Restrictions surrounding dropping techniques (e.g.\, drop seoi-nage) and sacrifice throws\, aimed at preventing judoka from dragging opponents down or sacrificing stance prematurely.\nNe-waza Rules (Groundwork): Safe progression\, boundaries for dynamic groundwork\, and specific technical parameters for younger age bands.\nPenalties (Shido / Hansoku-make): Changes in how infractions are penalised\, with an emphasis on shifting away from winning matches purely on opponent penalties.\nContest Decisions: Clearer criteria for determining the winner when no decisive scores are made\, potentially looking at positive attacking intent and balance disruption.\nCoaches Appeals: The code of conduct for coaches when querying a refereeing decision during a match.\n\nFor further details contact Joe Nunn via joe.nunn101@gmail.com \nCONTEST RULES \n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nIf the form does not appear below it is likely due to your device settings.\nPlease clear your “Cookies” and/or open this page in a private window IE. Incognito/InPrivate mode.\n\nPrivacy Policy
URL:https://www.britishjudo.org.uk/event/updates-to-the-bja-technical-restrictions-for-inexperienced-judoka-u12yrs-all-grades-u16yrs-red-yellow-belts-25-jun-26-webinar/
LOCATION:MS Teams
ORGANIZER;CN="Joe Nunn":MAILTO:joe.nunn101@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Updates to the BJA Technical Restrictions for Inexperienced Judoka (U12yrs All Grades\, U16yrs Red & Yellow Belts) - 19 Jun 26 - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Date / Time: 19 June 2026 14:00-15:00 on Microsoft Teams \nWebinar for Coaches and Referees. \nThe BJA NCC has officially approved revisions to the Technical Restrictions for Less Experienced Judoka\, which will come into effect on 06/07/2026. Developed by the National Coaching Commission (NCC) and approved alongside the National Refereeing Commission (NRC)\, these updates incorporate 12 months of development and pilot event feedback. \nTo prepare the community\, upcoming webinars will target coaches and referees\, detailing the logic and application behind the changes. \n🎯 Key Objectives of the Revisions \n\nAge & Stage Appropriateness: Promoting fundamental\, development-focused techniques.\nLong-Term Development: Encouraging active\, positive attacking judo over passive tactics.\nSafety Enhancement: Reducing instances where young or novice judoka are placed in dangerous positions (e.g.\, preventing head-spiking or uncontrollable throws).\nAmbiguity Removal: Providing clear-cut guidelines standising the application of rules.\nPositive First Experiences: Ensuring competitive environments build confidence for entry-level fighters.\n\n🔍 Webinar Focus Points \nThe sessions will break down how the rules affect these six core areas: \n\nGripping Rules (Kumi-kata): Expectations around establishing standard sleeve-and-lapel grips and how non-standard or preparatory grips will be handled.\nDrop-knee and Sutemi-waza Rules: Restrictions surrounding dropping techniques (e.g.\, drop seoi-nage) and sacrifice throws\, aimed at preventing judoka from dragging opponents down or sacrificing stance prematurely.\nNe-waza Rules (Groundwork): Safe progression\, boundaries for dynamic groundwork\, and specific technical parameters for younger age bands.\nPenalties (Shido / Hansoku-make): Changes in how infractions are penalised\, with an emphasis on shifting away from winning matches purely on opponent penalties.\nContest Decisions: Clearer criteria for determining the winner when no decisive scores are made\, potentially looking at positive attacking intent and balance disruption.\nCoaches Appeals: The code of conduct for coaches when querying a refereeing decision during a match.\n\nFor further details contact Joe Nunn via joe.nunn101@gmail.com \nCONTEST RULES \n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nIf the form does not appear below it is likely due to your device settings.\nPlease clear your “Cookies” and/or open this page in a private window IE. Incognito/InPrivate mode.\n\nPrivacy Policy
URL:https://www.britishjudo.org.uk/event/updates-to-the-bja-technical-restrictions-for-inexperienced-judoka-u12yrs-all-grades-u16yrs-red-yellow-belts-19-jun-26-webinar/
LOCATION:MS Teams
ORGANIZER;CN="Joe Nunn":MAILTO:joe.nunn101@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:BJA Amendments to IJF Contest Rules 2026 Updates - 16 Jun 26 - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Date / Time: 16 June 2026 20:00-21:00 on Microsoft Teams \nWebinar for Coaches and Referees. \nThe BJA NCC has officially approved revisions to the Technical Restrictions for Less Experienced Judoka\, which will come into effect on 06/07/2026. Developed by the National Coaching Commission (NCC) and approved alongside the National Refereeing Commission (NRC)\, these updates incorporate 12 months of development and pilot event feedback. \nTo prepare the community\, upcoming webinars will target coaches and referees\, detailing the logic and application behind the changes. \n🎯 Key Objectives of the Revisions \n\nAge & Stage Appropriateness: Promoting fundamental\, development-focused techniques.\nLong-Term Development: Encouraging active\, positive attacking judo over passive tactics.\nSafety Enhancement: Reducing instances where young or novice judoka are placed in dangerous positions (e.g.\, preventing head-spiking or uncontrollable throws).\nAmbiguity Removal: Providing clear-cut guidelines standising the application of rules.\nPositive First Experiences: Ensuring competitive environments build confidence for entry-level fighters.\n\n🔍 Webinar Focus Points \nThe sessions will break down how the rules affect these six core areas: \n\nGripping Rules (Kumi-kata): Expectations around establishing standard sleeve-and-lapel grips and how non-standard or preparatory grips will be handled.\nDrop-knee and Sutemi-waza Rules: Restrictions surrounding dropping techniques (e.g.\, drop seoi-nage) and sacrifice throws\, aimed at preventing judoka from dragging opponents down or sacrificing stance prematurely.\nNe-waza Rules (Groundwork): Safe progression\, boundaries for dynamic groundwork\, and specific technical parameters for younger age bands.\nPenalties (Shido / Hansoku-make): Changes in how infractions are penalised\, with an emphasis on shifting away from winning matches purely on opponent penalties.\nContest Decisions: Clearer criteria for determining the winner when no decisive scores are made\, potentially looking at positive attacking intent and balance disruption.\nCoaches Appeals: The code of conduct for coaches when querying a refereeing decision during a match.\n\nFor further details contact Joe Nunn via joe.nunn101@gmail.com \nCONTEST RULES \n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nIf the form does not appear below it is likely due to your device settings.\nPlease clear your “Cookies” and/or open this page in a private window IE. Incognito/InPrivate mode.\n\nPrivacy Policy
URL:https://www.britishjudo.org.uk/event/bja-amendments-to-ijf-contest-rules-2026-updates-16-jun-26-webinar/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Joe Nunn":MAILTO:joe.nunn101@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:BJA Amendments to IJF Contest Rules 2026 Updates - 12 Jun 26 - Webinar FULLY BOOKED
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED\nDate / Time: 12 June 2026 17:30-18:30 on Microsoft Teams \nWebinar for Coaches and Referees. \nThe BJA NCC has officially approved revisions to the Technical Restrictions for Less Experienced Judoka\, which will come into effect on 06/07/2026. Developed by the National Coaching Commission (NCC) and approved alongside the National Refereeing Commission (NRC)\, these updates incorporate 12 months of development and pilot event feedback. \nTo prepare the community\, upcoming webinars will target coaches and referees\, detailing the logic and application behind the changes. \n🎯 Key Objectives of the Revisions \n\nAge & Stage Appropriateness: Promoting fundamental\, development-focused techniques.\nLong-Term Development: Encouraging active\, positive attacking judo over passive tactics.\nSafety Enhancement: Reducing instances where young or novice judoka are placed in dangerous positions (e.g.\, preventing head-spiking or uncontrollable throws).\nAmbiguity Removal: Providing clear-cut guidelines standising the application of rules.\nPositive First Experiences: Ensuring competitive environments build confidence for entry-level fighters.\n\n🔍 Webinar Focus Points \nThe sessions will break down how the rules affect these six core areas: \n\nGripping Rules (Kumi-kata): Expectations around establishing standard sleeve-and-lapel grips and how non-standard or preparatory grips will be handled.\nDrop-knee and Sutemi-waza Rules: Restrictions surrounding dropping techniques (e.g.\, drop seoi-nage) and sacrifice throws\, aimed at preventing judoka from dragging opponents down or sacrificing stance prematurely.\nNe-waza Rules (Groundwork): Safe progression\, boundaries for dynamic groundwork\, and specific technical parameters for younger age bands.\nPenalties (Shido / Hansoku-make): Changes in how infractions are penalised\, with an emphasis on shifting away from winning matches purely on opponent penalties.\nContest Decisions: Clearer criteria for determining the winner when no decisive scores are made\, potentially looking at positive attacking intent and balance disruption.\nCoaches Appeals: The code of conduct for coaches when querying a refereeing decision during a match.\n\nFor further details contact Joe Nunn via joe.nunn101@gmail.com \nCONTEST RULES \nPrivacy Policy
URL:https://www.britishjudo.org.uk/event/bja-amendments-to-ijf-contest-rules-2026-updates-12-jun-26-webinar/
LOCATION:MS Teams
ORGANIZER;CN="Joe Nunn":MAILTO:joe.nunn101@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Coaching the Modernised BJA Dan Grade Syllabus - Southern Area Coach Revalidation - 24 May 26 - Bexley
DESCRIPTION:The aim of this course is to deliver\, discuss and work with the technical requirement of British Judo’s ‘Modernised BJA Dan Grade Syllabus’ in order that coaches can confidently prepare players for 1st to 5th Dan theory examinations. The course is split into 3 modules: \nModule 1. Kodokan 100 Waza \nThe objective of this module is to ensure that coaches have a good understanding of the Kodokan 100 Waza. We will discuss the classification of waza\, look at the differences between closely resembled waza\, and practice those waza that were not present in the previous BJA Dan Grade Syllabus (exploring both the Kodokan standards and contest variations). \nModule 2. Coaching Fundamental Skills \nThe objective of this module is to ensure that coaches are confident coaching fundamental judo skills. We will look at Nage-waza basics\, discuss movement phases and key elements\, and practice identifying and demonstrating coaching points for Nage-waza\, Katame-waza and transitions. \nModule 3. Coaching Performance Skills \nThe objective of this module is to ensure that coaches are confident coaching performance judo skills. We will discuss coaching methods and styles to promote player creativity\, and practice developing combinations\, counters\, transitions\, complex entries and escapes. \nCourse Schedule: \n10:00 – 10:15: Registration & Welcome\n10:15 – 11:30: Kodokan 100 Waza\, Nage-waza\n• Nage-waza Classification\n• Differences in Closely Resembled Nage-waza\n• Nage-waza Not Covered in the Previous BJA Syllabus\n• Nage-waza Practical Session\n11:30 – 11:45: Break\n11:45 – 12:30: Kodokan 100 Waza\, Katame-waza\n• Katame-waza Classification\n• Katame-waza Not Covered in the Previous BJA Syllabus\n• Katame-waza Practical Session\n12:30 – 13:00: Lunch\n13:00 – 14:00: Coaching Fundamental Skills\n• Nage-waza Basics & Practical Sessions\n• Nage-waza Coaching Points & Practical Session\n• Katame-waza Coaching Points & Practical Session\n• Transition Coaching Points & Practical Session\n14:00 – 14:15: Break\n14:15 – 15:30: Coaching Performance Skills\n• Coaching Methods & Styles\n• Nage-waza: Renzoku-waza\, Renraku-waza & Kaeshi-waza Practical Session\n• Katame-waza: Combinations\, Escapes\, Complex entries Practical Session \nDate/Times: 24th May 2026 – 10:00-15:30 \nVenue: United Judo Club\, Bourne Rd\, Bexley DA5 1LW \nCost: £25 \nBook your place here \,any further queries contact joe.nunn101@gmail.com \n  \n\n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nThis is a British Judo Licenced Coach Education / Revalidation Course \n 
URL:https://www.britishjudo.org.uk/event/coaching-the-modernised-bja-dan-grade-syllabus-southern-area-coach-revalidation-24-may-26-bexley/
LOCATION:United Judo\, Bourne Road\, Bexley\, Kent\, United Kingdom
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