Kyoshi John Guljas I.B.F. Judo Department Australian Branch and Technical Director |
Shihan Terry Riches I.B.F. Judo Department Technical Director |
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The Judo Department is a separate division under the IBF Australia organization. Judoka please use this application for membership.
Prior to any event you may wish to download the waiver as well. | ||||
Files are attached below, including the IBF Australia-Judo Department scoreboard
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What's Judo?
Judo was created by Professor Jigoro Kano In 1882. He founded the Kodokan Judo Institute in Tokyo where he began teaching Judo. The name Judo was chosen because it means the "gentle or yielding way". Kano emphasized the larger educational value of training in attack and defense so that it could be a path or way of life that all people could participate in and benefit from. The popularity of Judo increased dramatically after a famous contest hosted by the Tokyo Police in 1886 where the Judo team defeated the most well-known jujutsu schools of the time. Judo is many things to different people. It is a fun sport, an art, a discipline, a recreational or social activity, a fitness program, a means of self-defense or combat, and a way of life. It is all of these and more. |
What is the International Budo Federation -Judo Department (IBFJD)?
It is a place where all judoka can join and get full international recognition as the IBF is one of the oldest judo organisations in the world. It is a judo community and has a well-constructed platform at any level whether your a veteran or a novice on the mat.
The IBFJD also has its own grading panel for promotions by extremely high level judokas nationally and internationally.
What the IBF-Judo Department will do
We provide support to the member clubs and dojo's involved by allowing students to train at other IBF-JD academies.
The IBF-JD will make sure you have access to all seminars and workshops provided by the IBF.
IBF-Judo Department is different
Authentic traditional judo is quickly disappearing so we base our whole model on the traditional Japanese Kodokan Institute rules set for practice (dojo) and competitions (shiai). The IBF-JD will hold competitions and training sessions with some of the best Judo instructors from around the world, where all the members are welcome .
As the IBF-JD grows the name will grow and hopefully become a force in the Australian Judo community.
Keep the traditional Japanese Kodakan roots alive.
Come and help us grow into one big judo family and unite with the International Budo Federation -Judo Department.
Osu!
Contact: Kyoshi John Guljas
Email: ibfjudodepartment@gmail.com
It is a place where all judoka can join and get full international recognition as the IBF is one of the oldest judo organisations in the world. It is a judo community and has a well-constructed platform at any level whether your a veteran or a novice on the mat.
The IBFJD also has its own grading panel for promotions by extremely high level judokas nationally and internationally.
What the IBF-Judo Department will do
We provide support to the member clubs and dojo's involved by allowing students to train at other IBF-JD academies.
The IBF-JD will make sure you have access to all seminars and workshops provided by the IBF.
IBF-Judo Department is different
Authentic traditional judo is quickly disappearing so we base our whole model on the traditional Japanese Kodokan Institute rules set for practice (dojo) and competitions (shiai). The IBF-JD will hold competitions and training sessions with some of the best Judo instructors from around the world, where all the members are welcome .
As the IBF-JD grows the name will grow and hopefully become a force in the Australian Judo community.
Keep the traditional Japanese Kodakan roots alive.
Come and help us grow into one big judo family and unite with the International Budo Federation -Judo Department.
Osu!
Contact: Kyoshi John Guljas
Email: ibfjudodepartment@gmail.com
Tweak The Technique
WARNING
These videos are for the benefit of all interested in judo.
They should only be practiced under guidance of a qualified instructor to prevent serious injuries. The International Budo Federation Australia and it's volunteers cannot be held responsible for injuries or death if these warnings aren't taken seriously.
These videos are for the benefit of all interested in judo.
They should only be practiced under guidance of a qualified instructor to prevent serious injuries. The International Budo Federation Australia and it's volunteers cannot be held responsible for injuries or death if these warnings aren't taken seriously.
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