OVERVIEW

Short theoretical and practical module of Judo, Japanese Martial Art and Olympic Sports.

AIMS AND CONTENT

LEARNING OUTCOMES

The teacher gives theory and technique lessons of the individual sporting activity through lectures and technical experience on the practice fields, with specific reference to the main specializations of judo.

AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES

At the end of the Judo module the student will know the theory, rules, behaviors and fundamental techniques of the discipline. This knowledge will allow us to: interpret the performance model of sport; strengthen the respectful and collaborative attitude towards the environment in which one operates and the colleagues with whom one interacts; have hygienic and health behavior appropriate to the needs of physical training and the skills to transmit this behavior to future students; know and teach exercises and opposition games in maximum safety useful for the psycho-physical development of the student; know how to carry out and teach some fundamental fall techniques of the discipline that allow the prevention of fall injuries and educate in the control and management of contrasting situations.

TEACHING METHODS

Theory and gym exercises

SYLLABUS/CONTENT

THEORY

    Combat Sports and Martial Arts: definition and description
    Judo
        Definition and description
        Principles
        Background
        Organization in Italy and around the world
        Race regulations
        Technical classifications
        Performance model
        Clothing and personal hygiene for safe practice
        The rules of the Dojo and basic teaching

PRACTICE

    The greeting (Rei)
    Didactic progression for learning the techniques of falling to the ground of Judo (Ukemi Waza): falls behind, forward, lateral, rolled
    The guard, the movements, the contact, the holds and the imbalances
    Standing projection techniques (Tachi Waza)
    Ground Immobilization Techniques (Ne Waza)
    Transition to standing on the ground
    Defense, combination and counterattack techniques
    Progressive drills and fighting games

RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY

• Teacher notes available on Aulaweb
• Kano Jigoro "Judo Kodokan" Ed. Mediterranee, 2005
• Kano Jigoro "Fondamenti del Judo" Ed. Luni, 2013
• Muroni RM; Pierantozzi E "Judo Scuola Primaria" Ed. FIJLKAM, Roma 2007

TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD

Exam Board

ANDREA CREPALDI (President)

DAMIANO PORCU (President)

CLAUDIO GIOVANNI SCOTTON

DANIELA SENAREGA

EMANUELA PIERANTOZZI (President and Coordinator of Integrated Course)

LESSONS

LESSONS START

I semester

Class schedule

The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy

EXAMS

EXAM DESCRIPTION

The exam consists of a practical and a written part, which will be average. The practical part will be supported at the end of the Judo teaching lessons and is preparatory to the written part. The written part may be supported at institutional exams, and will be integrated with the other two subjects of Individual Sports and Combat, Athletics and Olympic gymnastics.

To take the practical part the student must have attended at least 75% of the lesson hours.

For the practical exam, the correct execution of some Judo techniques learned during teaching is required: techniques of falling alone in the different directions of imbalance (back, forward, sideways, forward rolling, back rolling); projection techniques and ground control techniques of a collaborative partner. To pass the practical part student will have to demonstrate that she/he knows how to perform judo techniques with at least a minimum level of coordination and a maximum level of execution safely, towards her/himself and towards the partner.

The written exam will be in the form of a questionnaire consisting of 11 multiple choice questions, only one correct. Sufficiency will correspond to 6 correct answers out of 11 questions (score 18). 11 minutes maximum to deal with the 11 questions (14 minutes for those entitled to additional time). The quizzes will be administered during the written exam integrated with the other two disciplines.

The mark obtained in Judo will be averaged with Athletics and Olympic gymnastics.

ASSESSMENT METHODS

The practical Judo exam will verify the student's "specific know-how" ability, i.e. having learned to: fall safely in the different directions of possible imbalance; perform with control the Judo techniques learned during the lessons.

The written exam will verify the theoretical knowledge of the subject, i.e. the student's understanding of: the meaning of the term Judo, the Judo principles, the rules of the dojo and combat, the factors of the performance model.

For cases with certification of DSA, disability or other special educational needs, the University legislation and regulations on disability and DSA apply (https://unige.it/disabilita-dsa/studenti-disabilit%C3% A0-regulation).

Cases with certification of DSA, disability or other special educational needs are advised to contact the teacher at the beginning of the lessons to agree on teaching and examination methods which, in compliance with the teaching objectives, take into account the learning methods individual and provide suitable compensatory/dispensatory tools recognized by the University DSA Student Service.