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Tag Archives: Phil Porter
Growing Judo the USA Judo Way
Last month, many of us received this announcement from USA Judo. “As you may have already heard, the International Judo Federation, due to the respect United States has earned in developing and promoting Judo has been awarded the hosting of … Continue reading
Posted in Judo Development, Judo Politics, Judo Rules
Tagged Frank Fullerton, Kosen Judo, Phil Porter
5 Comments
Promotions Run Amok
It’s no secret that high dan promotions have been spiraling out of control for decades in the United States. Formerly, the USJA was pretty much the sole culprit when it came to issuing unmerited high dan promotions. Recently, however, I … Continue reading
Posted in Judo Development
Tagged Phil Porter, promotion to high dan ranks, rank requirements
11 Comments
Controversial?
A few days ago, I stumbled across a review of a coaching conference, at which I was one of the technical, on-the-mat clinicians. The author gave a fair assessment of the five presentations that were offered. I thought his comments … Continue reading
Posted in Judo Coaching, Judo Development
Tagged Bill Montgomery, Geof Gleeson, new ideas, Phil Porter
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