Judo (柔道/ Japanese) means “the gentle way”.
We are taught how we can defeat our “enemy” by giving in. Skill and precise techniques on the one hand and the highest possible use of body and mind on the other hand distinguish the sport of judo from other two-combat sports. Different belt colors indicate the respective skill level. Successes in training and competition additionally motivate the children and strengthen their personal development.
Why Judo for Children?
Playful fighting, also known as wrestling and wrestling, is part of child development. Living out your own urge to move plays just as important a role as gaining experience with your own body.
In addition, when it comes to judo for children, we teach the 10 judo values of the DJB.
Successful judoka should therefore:
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polite
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helpful
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ehrlich
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seriously
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respectful
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modest
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appreciative
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brave
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self-controlled and
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be friendly
