When in the early 1960s Russian Judo first appeared in the international arena, no one had any doubts that what they were seeing was nothing else than Judo, albeit quite amazing in its approach. However, whilst similarities between conventional Judo and the so called Russian Judo style were so openly displayed, it remained beyond any body's imagination to set about its conceptual framework. Hence almost everyone appeared content to accept any extravagant explanation of this phenomenon, which finally had been accommodated in the minds of coaches and Judo experts all over the world in the form of accumulated uncertainty and even misconceptions.

The reader will find in : JUDO FROM A RUSSIAN PERSPECTIVE

Background of Russian Judo

Performance Judo Concepts of Permanent Combat and advantage Exclusion Strategy

Total Domination Game plan with Take downs, Transitions and Limitating Grips

Judo Education Concepts of Situational Learning and Assisted Learning

Unorthodox Essentials including a new vision of Stances, Grips and Balance breaking

Comprehensive review of a Multinational Mosaic of Russian Judo