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→Forms of practice: slightly expanded section on the physical education and corrected a minor flaw.
In randori, any throw can be performed (except a few dangerous throws), and grappling techniques are also performed, except ''shime-waza''. Also exempt from randori include ''atemi-waza'', for the reasons described above.
In randori, any throw can be performed (except a few dangerous throws), and grappling techniques are also performed, except ''shime-waza''. Also exempt from randori include ''atemi-waza'', for the reasons described above.
Katas consist of ''Randori-no-kata'' (free exercise katas), which is divided into ''Nage-no-kata'' (Throwing kata), and ''Katame-no-kata'' (Grappling kata), ''Kime-no-kata'' (Decisive kata), ''Kodokan Goshin Jutsu'' (Kodokan self- defense kata), ''Ju-no-kata'' (Gentle kata), ''Itsutsu-no-kata" (The Five Katas), ''Koshiki-no-kata'' (Kata of Kito-ryu), and ''Seiryoku-zenyo-kokumin-taiiku-no-kata'' (Maximum-Efficiency National Physical Education kata).
Katas consist of ''Randori-no-kata'' (free exercise katas), which is divided into ''Nage-no-kata'' (Throwing kata), and ''Katame-no-kata'' (Grappling kata), ''Kime-no-kata'' (Decisive kata), ''Kodokan Goshin Jutsu'' (Kodokan self- defense kata), ''Ju-no-kata'' (Gentle kata), ''Itsutsu-no-kata'' (The Five Katas), and ''Koshiki-no-kata'' (Kata of Antiquity). There is also ''Seiryoku-zenyo-kokumin-taiiku'' (Maximum-Efficiency National Physical Education), which is used by judoka to train outside the dojo.
==Resuscitation techniques==
==Resuscitation techniques==